Tatara

Tatara
Robatayaki (Charcoal-grill)
Experience Tatara's unique Jingisukan near Yokohama Station, where tender mutton meets vibrant service for an unforgettable dining adventure.
Restaurant Details
Nestled in the vibrant heart of Yokohama, Tatara offers an exciting culinary journey through the art of Jingisukan, a unique charcoal-grilled barbecue experience. Renowned for its tender, odorless lamb, even skeptics of mutton find themselves delighted by the dish's freshness and remarkable flavor. The menu stars premium cuts like lamb shoulder and tongue, paired with vibrant vegetables such as bean sprouts and cabbage that enhance every bite.
Located conveniently near Yokohama Station, Tatara captures the essence of Japanese grilled dining with its lively atmosphere. The spacious interior is designed to cater to bustling crowds, creating an inviting setting for both group gatherings and intimate dinners. A highlight for many is the use of coin lockers, allowing guests to securely store their belongings and savor the aroma of grilling delights within.
Tatara's service is both friendly and efficient, ensuring each dining experience exceeds expectations. The attentive staff is dedicated to creating a memorable visit, ranging from explaining menu options to offering personalized recommendations. Despite its popularity and frequent high customer volumes, Tatara consistently delivers top-notch service and flavor.
Ideal for culinary enthusiasts and local residents, Tatara promises a mouth-watering adventure through its innovative twists on traditional Japanese BBQ. Whether you're a frequent visitor or discovering it for the first time, this Yokohama gem offers an enriching taste of Japan, backed by its commitment to quality and delightful taste experiences.
Tatara Phone Number
Tatara Business Days
Tatara Address
Japan, 〒220-0005 Kanagawa, Yokohama, Nishi Ward, Minamisaiwai, 1-chōme−10−18 4F
Tatara Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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