Tanabe

Tanabe
Washoku (Traditional Japanese)
Uncover Tanabe's culinary artistry, where horse meat meets izakaya flair in the heart of Kawaguchi's vibrant dining scene.
Restaurant Details
Tucked away in the charming district of Kawaguchi, Saitama, Tanabe is an izakaya that redefines traditional Japanese dining with a distinct gourmet twist. Specializing in horse meat dishes, this establishment has become a go-to destination for adventurous food lovers seeking something decidedly different from the ordinary. Just a short stroll from Kawaguchi Station, Tanabe seamlessly combines local tradition with culinary innovation.
As you step inside, the warm, rustic charm envelops you, exuding a welcoming ambiance ideal for both intimate dinners and vibrant group gatherings. Dimly lit lanterns cast a soft glow upon the wooden interiors, seamlessly blending modern comfort with classic Japanese aesthetic.
Under the guidance of a passionate chef, who believes in the purity of traditional culinary practices, Tanabe vows to use only the finest ingredients available. Each dish captures the essence of its fresh produce, delighting your palate with authentic flavors and creative presentations. Signature items include succulent horse sashimi, tender grilled cuts, and an array of meticulously crafted small plates known as otsumami.
The attentive staff is always on hand to enhance your experience, skillfully recommending sake pairings and guiding you through the menu's hidden gems. Their dedication to personalized service ensures a memorable meal deeply rooted in the customs of Japanese hospitality. Tanabe stands out not only for its unique menu but also for its unwavering commitment to culinary excellence and flavor exploration.
Tanabe Phone Number
Tanabe Business Days
Tanabe Address
3-chōme-11-7 Sakaechō, Kawaguchi, Saitama 332-0017, Japan
Tanabe Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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