Takeya

Takeya
Experience authentic Yakiniku at Takeya in Nagoya, featuring premium Hida beef and tonchan. Enjoy a traditional atmosphere near Shiga Hondori Station.
Restaurant Details
Takeya, nestled in the vibrant city of Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture, is a haven for lovers of Yakiniku (Japanese BBQ). Known for its focus on premium Hida beef and tonchan (pork offal), this restaurant offers a delightful culinary experience. Signature dishes such as the Horumon Mix and Assorted Lean Cuts featuring A5 Hida Beef are must-tries for any meat enthusiast.
The restaurant's menu is a testament to its versatility, featuring not only expertly grilled meats but also a variety of sashimi options like Heart Sashimi and Raw Omasum Sashimi. For those seeking something different, Takeya also serves up delicious ramen, including Yatai Ramen and Chicken Paitan Ramen, during lunch hours.
Located at 1-1 Rurikoucho, Kita Ward, in the Santopia Wakaba 1-D complex, Takeya is easily accessible, with Shiga Hondori Station nearby. While parking is not available on-site, convenient coin parking is close by.
The ambiance at Takeya is casual and smoky, reminiscent of a traditional, old-school yakiniku joint, making it a welcoming spot for newcomers and regulars alike. The restaurant's history adds to its charm, as it is run by an owner who inherited the business from his mother, preserving the authentic flavors and atmosphere.
Service at Takeya is attentive and friendly, with operating hours from Tuesday to Sunday, 5:00 PM to 11:00 PM, and a special ramen service from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM on select weekdays. Whether you're there for the generous portions of high-quality meat or the unique combination of yakiniku and ramen, Takeya promises a memorable dining experience.
Takeya Phone Number
Takeya Business Days
Takeya Address
San Topia Wakaba 1-D, 1-1 Rurikocho, Kita-ku, Nagoya, Aichi 462-0866
Takeya Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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