Established in 1895, Asakusa Imahan is known as a long-standing Sukiyaki restaurant. They carefully select savory female Japanese Black Beef breeds. “Quickly simmering as if grilling” beef in shallow pot using their special sukiyaki sauce is Asakusa Imahan style. Shabu-shabu and kaiseki are also recommended. There are many types of seats such as private rooms, large banquet rooms, and table seats to meet different needs.
| Recommended | Kobe Beef Sukiyaki Gozen |
|---|---|
| Open Hours | Lunch 11:30am-2:00pm Dinner 2:00pm-9:30pm (L.O. 8:30pm) |
| Budget | Lunch: ¥4,000- / Dinner: ¥12,000- / Course: ¥12,000- |
| Type of Menus | English, Chinese |
| Wi-Fi | Not available |
| Credit Card | VISA, Master, AMEX, UnionPay |
| Others | - |
| Tel | 03-3841-1114 |
| URL | http://www.asakusaimahan.co.jp/ |
| Access | Tsukuba Express Line, Asakusa Station (A2 Exit), 1 min. walk 3-1-12 Nishi Asakusa, Taito-ku |
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