Motsunabe Sato
もつ鍋佐藤
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All you can drink for 90 minutes Please choose your favorite dish.
A rich and creamy flavor blended from carefully selected miso.
A gentle flavor that enhances the taste of soy sauce with the aroma of flying fish dashi.
A simple flavor that enhances the taste of the ingredients
A gentle flavor reminiscent of water-based hot pot, completely free of garlic. Please enjoy it with ponzu sauce as you like.
A mini motsunabe for customers dining alone (please choose from 4 types of motsunabe). Edamame, plum, soft bone, cucumber with vinegar, signature fried chicken wings (2 pieces), and either noodles or white rice to finish.
(1.5 servings of Japanese beef small intestine)
(Serves 2)
(Cabbage, Garlic Chives, Tofu)
A seasonal sashimi platter selected by Marukichi, our main store.
Please enjoy it with our homemade rich sesame sauce.
Please place your order soon as it is available in limited quantity.
An assortment of various types including pork belly, thigh, chicken skin, tsukune, sausage, and one type of rolled item.
A refreshing aroma and a crisp taste. The freshness of yuzu, green tea, and ginger spreads.
Refreshing highball made with cold, high-pressure carbonated soda. Enjoy it in a square mug!
About twice the usual volume!
Crisp! Aroma! Bursting! 'NEW' Standard Highball
About twice the usual volume!
A dignified sweetness, leisurely smoky.
A vibrant and rich aroma with deep flavor.
A satisfying drinking experience with unprecedented drinkability.
A beer-tasting beverage that can be enjoyed freely without any worries, featuring a balance of 'barley flavor' and a refreshing aftertaste.
Country of origin: Spain
A Specialty Tavern means a strong lemon flavor that isn't sweet! This is a perfectly balanced lemon sour that pursues the harmony between alcohol and lemon!
・+55 yen
Plum wine from the Yamazaki Distillery? That's intriguing.
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One cup
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