Taishu Horumon Yakiniku Kemuriki Branch

Taishu Horumon Yakiniku Kemuriki Branch
Izakaya Bar
Discover the vibrant flavors of Yakiniku and Izakaya at Taishu Horumon Yakiniku Kemuriki Branch, where fast service meets authentic Japanese BBQ in Nagoya.
Restaurant Details
Taishu Horumon Yakiniku Kemuriki Branch is a vibrant dining destination located in the heart of Nagoya, specifically at 24-50 Shinkaicho, Mizuho Ward, Aichi. This local chain is renowned for its casual yet lively atmosphere, making it a popular spot for both locals and visitors seeking an authentic Japanese BBQ experience.
Specializing in Yakiniku, the restaurant offers a tantalizing array of grilled meats, including their signature dish, Toro-tan, a succulent fatty tongue. Other highlights include beef tongue, brisket, sirloin, kalbi, and liver, all expertly seasoned with grated garlic and lemon juice to enhance their flavors. For those looking for variety, the menu also features egg drop soup in oxtail soup, tail ramen, and refreshing cold noodles.
The ambiance at Taishu Horumon Yakiniku Kemuriki Branch is both comfortable and bustling, with a unique smoke extraction system that ensures a pleasant dining experience. The fast service is complemented by a friendly and attentive staff, ensuring that food is delivered promptly after ordering. The restaurant also offers modern conveniences such as QR code ordering and happy hour discounts on drinks.
Whether you're stopping by for a quick lunch or a leisurely dinner, Taishu Horumon Yakiniku Kemuriki Branch promises a memorable culinary journey in Nagoya, where the art of Japanese BBQ is celebrated with every bite.
Taishu Horumon Yakiniku Kemuriki Branch Phone Number
Taishu Horumon Yakiniku Kemuriki Branch Business Days
Taishu Horumon Yakiniku Kemuriki Branch Address
24-50 Shinkaicho, Mizuho-ku, Nagoya, Aichi 467-0856
Taishu Horumon Yakiniku Kemuriki Branch Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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