Shuho

Shuho
Yakiniku
Savor the art of Japanese Yakiniku at Shuho in Nagoya, where Joshu beef reigns supreme and culinary excellence thrives.
Restaurant Details
Welcome to Shuho, an illustrious establishment in Nagoya’s Nishi Ward renowned for its exquisite Japanese Yakiniku experience. Shuho captures the heart of traditional Japanese grilling with a contemporary edge, specializing in top-tier Joshu beef known for its marbled richness. Each dish is crafted with precision, highlighting the natural flavors of each cut.
The standout items on the menu include the melt-in-your-mouth loin cuts and savory beef tongue — each bite delivers a symphony of flavors enhanced by Shuho's signature dipping sauces featuring aromatic blends of soy and citrus. Patrons revel in the uniqueness of Shuho's offerings, notably its tender beef liver that has garnered local acclaim.
Conveniently located near Hira Station, this hidden gem attracts both locals and tourists eager to delve into a culinary journey that is both authentic and inventive. Shuho's atmosphere is warm and inviting, designed for intimate dining experiences yet versatile enough for larger groups seeking a relaxed setting to share great food.
Led by an experienced culinary team, the chefs at Shuho blend technique with passion, resulting in dishes that not only showcase the quality of ingredients but also the meticulous attention to detail. The interior, a mix of traditional Japanese aesthetics with modern influences, offers a sense of elegance and comfort, ensuring that guests feel as much at home as they do impressed.
Whether you're a connoisseur of Japanese cuisine or just starting your gastronomic exploration, Shuho promises an unforgettable dining adventure that pays homage to the art of Yakiniku.
Shuho Phone Number
Shuho Business Days
Shuho Address
3-chōme-153 Hira, Nishi Ward, Nagoya, Aichi 452-0802, Japan
Shuho Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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Setsugekka Tanaka Satoru

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