Yakiniku Korean Cold Noodles Tecchan

Yakiniku Korean Cold Noodles Tecchan
Discover the fusion of Yakiniku and Korean cold noodles at Yakiniku Korean Cold Noodles Tecchan, just minutes from Kamata Station in Tokyo.
Restaurant Details
Yakiniku Korean Cold Noodles Tecchan is a delightful destination for those who appreciate the rich flavors of Yakiniku (Japanese BBQ) and Korean cold noodles. Nestled in the vibrant neighborhood of Kamata, Tokyo, this restaurant offers a unique blend of Japanese and Korean culinary traditions. Just a short 2-3 minute walk from the east exit of Kamata Station, it is easily accessible for both locals and visitors.
The menu at Yakiniku Korean Cold Noodles Tecchan is a carnivore's dream, featuring a variety of expertly grilled meats such as premium loin, free-range chicken thigh, and boiled beef tongue. For those with a taste for offal, the specialty assorted offal and spicy horumon are must-tries. The restaurant also offers a selection of Korean cold noodles, including the distinctive black cold noodles, providing a refreshing contrast to the grilled offerings.
The atmosphere is casual and inviting, with a retro vibe characterized by red tables and chairs. The spacious interior is perfect for gatherings with friends and family, and the bright and attentive service ensures a pleasant dining experience. As a third brand restaurant of Sumibiyaki Hormone Guu, it carries a legacy of quality and flavor.
Whether you're a fan of traditional Yakiniku or looking to explore the fusion of Japanese and Korean flavors, Yakiniku Korean Cold Noodles Tecchan promises a memorable culinary journey in the heart of Tokyo's Ota City.
Yakiniku Korean Cold Noodles Tecchan Phone Number
Yakiniku Korean Cold Noodles Tecchan Business Days
Yakiniku Korean Cold Noodles Tecchan Address
1F, 5-19-15 Kamata, Ota-ku, Tokyo 144-0052
Yakiniku Korean Cold Noodles Tecchan Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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