Tomino Ya Motoyawata Main Branch

Tomino Ya Motoyawata Main Branch
Yakiniku
Discover authentic Korean flavors at Tomino Ya Motoyawata Main Branch, where tripe and seafood jeon delight in Ichikawa's Yawata neighborhood.
Restaurant Details
Tomino Ya Motoyawata Main Branch is a delightful destination for those seeking authentic Korean cuisine in the heart of Chiba. Nestled in Ichikawa's Yawata neighborhood, this restaurant is renowned for its focus on traditional Korean dishes, particularly tripe and seafood jeon, a savory Korean pancake. The menu also features samgyeopsal, a popular grilled pork belly dish, along with comforting classics like sundubu-jjigae, yukgaejang, and dolsot bibimbap.
The culinary techniques at Tomino Ya Motoyawata Main Branch include expert grilling and stir-frying, which bring out the rich flavors of their signature dishes. The restaurant's ambiance is relaxed and inviting, having transitioned from traditional tatami seating to more modern table seating, making it a perfect spot for both casual dining and special gatherings.
Located a short walk from the station, the restaurant is easily accessible, with convenient parking available nearby. The warm and friendly service adds to the overall dining experience, making guests feel right at home.
Tomino Ya Motoyawata Main Branch is celebrated for its authentic Korean home-style cooking, attracting a loyal local clientele who return time and again for the comforting flavors and bustling atmosphere. Whether you're a fan of Korean cuisine or looking to explore new flavors, this restaurant offers a memorable dining experience in Chiba.
Tomino Ya Motoyawata Main Branch Phone Number
Tomino Ya Motoyawata Main Branch Business Days
Tomino Ya Motoyawata Main Branch Address
Chateau Mori 102, 1-11-13 Yawata, Ichikawa, Chiba 272-0021
Tomino Ya Motoyawata Main Branch Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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