Souseki Tei

Souseki Tei
Sukiyaki
Delight in the exquisite taste of Shinshu beef at Souseki Tei, where every dish tells a story of flavor and tradition just steps from Suzaka Station.
Restaurant Details
Tucked away in the charming streets of Suzaka, Nagano, Souseki Tei is a beacon for enthusiasts of Shinshu beef, offering a flavorful journey through traditional Japanese cuisine. Renowned for its exquisite utilization of local beef, the restaurant specializes in classic dishes such as sukiyaki, shabu-shabu, and yakiniku. Each dish showcases the delicate marbling and rich flavors that the region's beef has to offer, promising an unforgettable experience for diners.
Located just a mere 5-minute walk from Nagano Electric Railway Suzaka Station, Souseki Tei is easily accessible, making it a convenient choice for both locals and visitors eager to explore the culinary delights of Nagano. The restaurant exudes the warmth of longstanding tradition within a beautifully maintained space, offering a serene atmosphere ideal for families, business meetings, or leisurely dining.
Helmed by experienced chefs, Souseki Tei’s menu is a masterpiece of balanced flavors and culinary skill. The sukiyaki and shabu-shabu dishes are elegantly paired with the finest cuts of marbled beef that melt in your mouth, while the yakiniku boasts a robust flavor profile. A standout on the menu is the beef tendon stew, praised for its tender tendon and crisp textures, all enhanced by a miso broth.
Committed to delivering excellence beyond the plate, Souseki Tei provides service that ensures every guest feels welcomed and catered to. With meticulous attention to ingredients and precision in preparation, this remarkable establishment in Suzaka is a must-visit for anyone seeking an authentic taste of Shinshu beef.
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Souseki Tei Address
Japan, 〒382-0911 Nagano, Suzaka, 北横町1311
Souseki Tei Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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