Reservation for Yoshiume Yoshichotei Nihombashi in Tokyo

updated: September 06th, 2024

Discover Yoshiume Yoshichotei, a charming restaurant in Nihonbashi Ningyocho, Tokyo. Indulge in their famous Negima Nabe hotpot with tender beef and green onions. Don't miss their exquisite Zosui and the delightful ambiance. Conveniently located near Ningyocho Station.

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    "Yoshiume Yoshichotei" is a restaurant located in Nihonbashi Ningyocho, Chuo-ku, Tokyo.
     It is conveniently accessible, only a 3-minute walk from Ningyocho Station.
     The restaurant is housed in a renovated building where the renowned actress Hanayagi Kikuko used to live, giving it a charming atmosphere.
     With a seating capacity of 36, it is an ideal venue for gatherings.
    The restaurant is famous for its Negima Nabe, a hotpot dish made with tender beef and green onions.
     The dish is prepared entirely by the staff, making it perfect for celebrations.
     Although the portion size may seem small at first glance, you can thoroughly enjoy the main course of Negima Nabe and the flavorful Zosui (rice porridge).
    The chefs at Yoshiume Yoshichotei pay meticulous attention to the ingredients and cooking process.
     Their skills shine particularly in the signature dishes like Negima Nabe and Zosui.
     Additionally, the building itself is designated as an important cultural property.
    You can visit Yoshiume Yoshichotei during lunch or dinner time.
     The lunch menu offers reasonably priced and delicious dishes, with seafood set meals and Zosui being highly recommended.
     The restaurant also provides private rooms, making it suitable for business entertainment or tourists.
    We invite you to visit Yoshiume Yoshichotei and savor the exquisite cuisine and the charming ambiance it offers.


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