Tanabota

Tanabota
Wagyu
Discover the heart of Kusatsu at Tanabota, where Omi beef meets the art of Yakiniku and Motsu Nabe for an unforgettable Shiga dining experience.
Restaurant Details
At the heart of Kusatsu, Shiga, lies Tanabota, a culinary haven dedicated to the art of Yakiniku and Motsu Nabe. Celebrated for its premium Omi beef, locally sourced from trusted producers, this restaurant curates a menu that honors the rich traditions of Japanese cuisine while infusing modern finesse.
Every visit to Tanabota is an exploration of taste and culture, with dishes that feature impeccably grilled meats and thoughtfully crafted hotpots. The skillful hands of the chefs transform each cut of beef into a succulent masterpiece, accentuating the natural flavors with gentle seasonings and innovative techniques. Their Motsu Nabe, a delightful tapestry of tender offal and flavorful broth, offers a depth of warmth and comfort.
Located just a short walk from JR Minami-Kusatsu Station, Tanabota is an inviting escape for city dwellers and tourists alike. The restaurant prides itself on its warm ambiance, characterized by dark wood interiors, ambient lighting, and intricate art pieces that reflect a blend of traditional and contemporary aesthetics.
Patrons are welcomed by a team of attentive staff who enhance the dining experience with their friendly service and deep knowledge of the menu. Whether you're indulging in a hearty dinner with family or sharing an intimate gathering with friends, Tanabota provides an unforgettable atmosphere, making it a centerpiece for dining occasions.
Marked by local gastronomic accolades, Tanabota stands as a testament to the culinary richness of Kusatsu, Shiga, inviting all to savor its unique flavors and traditions.
Tanabota Phone Number
Tanabota Business Days
Tanabota Address
Japan, 〒525-0059 Shiga, Kusatsu, Noji, 7-chōme−19−6 レーベンバンブー3
Tanabota Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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Grill Stove

Hinaijidori Hokkoriya

Yakiniku Shinra
