Yakiton Sakamal Shubo

Yakiton Sakamal Shubo
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Experience authentic grilled tripe and motsu-nabe at Yakiton Sakamal Shubo, a cozy izakaya in Kyoto's Nakagyo Ward, near Karasuma Station.
Restaurant Details
Yakiton Sakamal Shubo is a delightful gem nestled in the heart of Kyoto, offering a unique dining experience that combines traditional flavors with a modern twist. Known for its exquisite grilled tripe and motsu-nabe, this cozy izakaya is a must-visit for those seeking authentic Japanese cuisine. The restaurant is conveniently located at 454-3 Kannondōchō, Nakagyo Ward, just a short walk from both Karasuma Station and Shijo Station, making it easily accessible for locals and tourists alike.
The culinary offerings at Yakiton Sakamal Shubo are a testament to the art of Japanese grilling. Guests can indulge in a variety of dishes such as grilled pork skewers, stewed pig intestines, and the signature Aburi Hatsu Sashi, a seared heart delicacy. The restaurant also features innovative dishes like fried spring rolls with Camembert cheese and mentaiko, adding a creative flair to its menu.
The ambiance at Yakiton Sakamal Shubo is both nostalgic and vibrant, filled with laughter and energy. Despite allowing smoking, the establishment is well-ventilated, ensuring a comfortable dining experience. The friendly and attentive staff provide exceptional service, enhancing the overall atmosphere of this charming izakaya.
Whether you're a local or a visitor to Kyoto, Yakiton Sakamal Shubo promises a memorable dining experience with its delicious offerings and inviting atmosphere. It's the perfect spot for a casual night out or a special occasion with friends and family.
Yakiton Sakamal Shubo Phone Number
Yakiton Sakamal Shubo Business Days
Yakiton Sakamal Shubo Address
454-3 Kannondochou, Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto 604-8222
Yakiton Sakamal Shubo Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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