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Kobe Beef Sakura Osaka Shochikuza Store
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Dotonbori
1 Chome Dotonbori, Chuo Ward, Osaka, 542-0071, Japan
Osaka Shochikuza Theatre
Japan, 〒542-0071 Osaka, Chuo Ward, Dotonbori, 1 Chome−9−19 性é˜Ș束ç«čćș§
Hozen-ji Temple
1 Chome-2-16 Namba, Chuo Ward, Osaka, 542-0076, Japan
Shinsaibashi-Suji Shopping Street
2 Chome-2-22 Shinsaibashisuji, Chuo Ward, Osaka, 542-0085, Japan
Ebisu Tower Ferris Wheel
7-13 Souemoncho, Chuo Ward, Osaka, 542-0084, Japan
Tombori River Cruise (Tazaemon Bridge Pier)
7-13 Souemoncho, Chuo Ward, Osaka, 542-0084, Japan
Round1 Stadium Sennichimae
1 Chome-3-1 Namba, Chuo Ward, Osaka, 542-0076, Japan
Dotonbori Bridge
Dotonbori, Chuo Ward, Osaka, 542-0071, Japan
Kamigata Ukiyo-e Museum
1 Chome-6-4 Namba, Chuo Ward, Osaka, 542-0076, Japan
Croesus Shinsaibashi
7-2 Souemoncho, Chuo Ward, Osaka, 542-0084, Japan
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Vessel Inn Namba
2 Chome-2-18 Dotonbori, Chuo Ward, Osaka, 542-0071, Japan
Y's Cabin Osaka Namba
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Acro Capsule Hotel Namba Dotonbori
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Holiday Inn Osaka Namba
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Hotel Forza Osaka Namba Dotonbori
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Kobe Beef Sakura Osaka Shochikuza Store

Japan, 〒542-0071 Osaka, Chuo Ward, Dotonbori, 1 Chome−9−19 性é˜Ș束ç«čćș§ćœ°äž‹ 1階
4.7(468)
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attractions: Dotonbori, Osaka Shochikuza Theatre, Hozen-ji Temple, Shinsaibashi-Suji Shopping Street, Ebisu Tower Ferris Wheel, Tombori River Cruise (Tazaemon Bridge Pier), Round1 Stadium Sennichimae, Dotonbori Bridge, Kamigata Ukiyo-e Museum, Croesus Shinsaibashi, restaurants: Halal Wagyu&Vegan Ramen Gyumon Osaka Dotonbori, Yakiniku Rikimaru Nanba Dotonbori, Kani Doraku Dotonbori Main Branch, wagyu yakiniku rokunomiya nanba Shinsaibashisuji, Nikoniko Nabe Dotonbori, GYUKATSU Kyoto Katsugyu Doutonbori-nakaza-cuidaore BLD., Shinsekai Kushikatsu Ittoku Dotonbori Ebisu-bashi Branch, Long Dinh Vietnam Restaurant, ă‚ăŸăŒă†ă‚„ é›Łæłąćżƒæ–Žæ©‹æœŹćș—, Kobe Beef WANOMIYA Namba Midosuji Store
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Nearby attractions of Kobe Beef Sakura Osaka Shochikuza Store

Dotonbori

Osaka Shochikuza Theatre

Hozen-ji Temple

Shinsaibashi-Suji Shopping Street

Ebisu Tower Ferris Wheel

Tombori River Cruise (Tazaemon Bridge Pier)

Round1 Stadium Sennichimae

Dotonbori Bridge

Kamigata Ukiyo-e Museum

Croesus Shinsaibashi

Dotonbori

Dotonbori

4.4

(28.1K)

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Osaka Shochikuza Theatre

Osaka Shochikuza Theatre

4.2

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Open 24 hours
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Hozen-ji Temple

Hozen-ji Temple

4.3

(1.8K)

Open 24 hours
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Shinsaibashi-Suji Shopping Street

Shinsaibashi-Suji Shopping Street

4.3

(7.9K)

Open 24 hours
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Nikoniko Nabe Dotonbori

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Kobe Beef WANOMIYA Namba Midosuji Store

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wagyu yakiniku rokunomiya nanba Shinsaibashisuji

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Jing YeJing Ye
If you are going to read one review of this place, read this one. We made a reservation and the menu we received in the store had different sets and prices than what is advertised online. When we asked about this they said the sets online have to be reserved online, if not you have to order off the physical menu. In person menu prices were about double what was advertised online but we were hungry so decided to go ahead with it. The disposable wooden chopsticks on the table foreshadowed our “fine dining” experience. We upgraded the set by paying even more, however, one in our party got the basic set and it was tough and gross. Not what you would want for Kobe beef that you’re already paying $13800 for without the upgrade. The Kobe sushi was next to inedible. You might just get lockjaw from trying to chew the toughest piece of beef leather you’ve ever experienced. I could only eat one of the two I received, it was that bad. We all opted for the sukiyaki pot, again, if you did not pay even more to upgrade the meat you will be disappointed. The veggies that came with it were bare and small in amount. Then there were two groups that came in (not more than 3 tables were occupied at any given time) but the two servers were overwhelmed by these guests. We then waited for 30+ minutes for udon that was supposed to go into our sukiyaki pot. By this time our broth has congealed over and there was nothing in it left. We tried to get water several times and was left without water for 30+ minutes as well. One of the groups that came in treated the restaurant like an izakaya - not the high end dining experience you might be expecting from what you are paying per person. The dessert was a few overly dusted mochi. In the end, our experience was really terrible. We paid $50k+ yen for three people for terrible food, callous and inattentive service, rowdy atmosphere, and forced to spend THREE hours on a dinner that had 5 courses. All the positive reviews are probably fake or to get a free dish from the restaurant that they are offering when you write a google review. Of course, the servers were apologetic but nothing else was offered to compensate for our deplorable experience. Please, please, PLEASE, for the love of all that is sacred, save yourself and eat ANYWHERE else. Even if it’s McDonald’s. Even if you don’t like it, at least you won’t be out 50k+ yen. Tl;dr: Go somewhere else.
Hilario ItriagoHilario Itriago
It is expensive to eat Kobe. Keep in mind that it goes from 10,000 yen to higher (there are some products to buy for less for they are small). I went with my wife, she ate Shabu Shabu (rounding it was 15000 yens) and I ate premium Kobe 120g (like 13000 yens) and we drank water (what I do remember is that the total amount we paid was 26,400 yens/ $186) My observations: 1. The food was very good. 2. I preferred my dish over my wife. 3. My 120g were like a dream, and from now on, that will be a memory đŸ„Č. 4. Our dishes were almost in the low range, if you have a lot of money, they have more premium options (be prepared😖) 5. I remembered that I have to take a picture after I ate (I was enjoying heaven for a moment). It was an epic moment followed by a failed action. 6. At least I have a Shabu Shabu vid. Not everyday we can eat Kobe, if your budget can resist it, do it. If not, go and eat elsewhere so you don’t regret the experience.
Meegan LimMeegan Lim
Huge disappointment, definitely a tourist trap we fell for unfortunately. Walked into an empty restaurant, albeit was a Monday night. Ambience was off, dish ware and decor was cheap - wooden takeout chopsticks were given. There was a sign asking for Google Reviews in exchange for a free dish - another bad sign. Service was ok, somewhat strange - staff kept going off to the side, talking and staring at us. Wasn’t super accommodating or knowledgeable about the food as well. We ordered two Kobe steaks each with the rice set and sushi set. The steaks were high quality and tasted good - everything else mediocre at best. Overpriced for what we received, the service left a bad taste in our mouths - when paying such a high price, you’d expect exceptional service and a quality dining experience. Do not come here.
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If you are going to read one review of this place, read this one. We made a reservation and the menu we received in the store had different sets and prices than what is advertised online. When we asked about this they said the sets online have to be reserved online, if not you have to order off the physical menu. In person menu prices were about double what was advertised online but we were hungry so decided to go ahead with it. The disposable wooden chopsticks on the table foreshadowed our “fine dining” experience. We upgraded the set by paying even more, however, one in our party got the basic set and it was tough and gross. Not what you would want for Kobe beef that you’re already paying $13800 for without the upgrade. The Kobe sushi was next to inedible. You might just get lockjaw from trying to chew the toughest piece of beef leather you’ve ever experienced. I could only eat one of the two I received, it was that bad. We all opted for the sukiyaki pot, again, if you did not pay even more to upgrade the meat you will be disappointed. The veggies that came with it were bare and small in amount. Then there were two groups that came in (not more than 3 tables were occupied at any given time) but the two servers were overwhelmed by these guests. We then waited for 30+ minutes for udon that was supposed to go into our sukiyaki pot. By this time our broth has congealed over and there was nothing in it left. We tried to get water several times and was left without water for 30+ minutes as well. One of the groups that came in treated the restaurant like an izakaya - not the high end dining experience you might be expecting from what you are paying per person. The dessert was a few overly dusted mochi. In the end, our experience was really terrible. We paid $50k+ yen for three people for terrible food, callous and inattentive service, rowdy atmosphere, and forced to spend THREE hours on a dinner that had 5 courses. All the positive reviews are probably fake or to get a free dish from the restaurant that they are offering when you write a google review. Of course, the servers were apologetic but nothing else was offered to compensate for our deplorable experience. Please, please, PLEASE, for the love of all that is sacred, save yourself and eat ANYWHERE else. Even if it’s McDonald’s. Even if you don’t like it, at least you won’t be out 50k+ yen. Tl;dr: Go somewhere else.
Jing Ye

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It is expensive to eat Kobe. Keep in mind that it goes from 10,000 yen to higher (there are some products to buy for less for they are small). I went with my wife, she ate Shabu Shabu (rounding it was 15000 yens) and I ate premium Kobe 120g (like 13000 yens) and we drank water (what I do remember is that the total amount we paid was 26,400 yens/ $186) My observations: 1. The food was very good. 2. I preferred my dish over my wife. 3. My 120g were like a dream, and from now on, that will be a memory đŸ„Č. 4. Our dishes were almost in the low range, if you have a lot of money, they have more premium options (be prepared😖) 5. I remembered that I have to take a picture after I ate (I was enjoying heaven for a moment). It was an epic moment followed by a failed action. 6. At least I have a Shabu Shabu vid. Not everyday we can eat Kobe, if your budget can resist it, do it. If not, go and eat elsewhere so you don’t regret the experience.
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Huge disappointment, definitely a tourist trap we fell for unfortunately. Walked into an empty restaurant, albeit was a Monday night. Ambience was off, dish ware and decor was cheap - wooden takeout chopsticks were given. There was a sign asking for Google Reviews in exchange for a free dish - another bad sign. Service was ok, somewhat strange - staff kept going off to the side, talking and staring at us. Wasn’t super accommodating or knowledgeable about the food as well. We ordered two Kobe steaks each with the rice set and sushi set. The steaks were high quality and tasted good - everything else mediocre at best. Overpriced for what we received, the service left a bad taste in our mouths - when paying such a high price, you’d expect exceptional service and a quality dining experience. Do not come here.
Meegan Lim

Meegan Lim

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1.0
48w

If you are going to read one review of this place, read this one.

We made a reservation and the menu we received in the store had different sets and prices than what is advertised online. When we asked about this they said the sets online have to be reserved online, if not you have to order off the physical menu. In person menu prices were about double what was advertised online but we were hungry so decided to go ahead with it. The disposable wooden chopsticks on the table foreshadowed our “fine dining” experience.

We upgraded the set by paying even more, however, one in our party got the basic set and it was tough and gross. Not what you would want for Kobe beef that you’re already paying $13800 for without the upgrade.

The Kobe sushi was next to inedible. You might just get lockjaw from trying to chew the toughest piece of beef leather you’ve ever experienced. I could only eat one of the two I received, it was that bad.

We all opted for the sukiyaki pot, again, if you did not pay even more to upgrade the meat you will be disappointed. The veggies that came with it were bare and small in amount.

Then there were two groups that came in (not more than 3 tables were occupied at any given time) but the two servers were overwhelmed by these guests. We then waited for 30+ minutes for udon that was supposed to go into our sukiyaki pot. By this time our broth has congealed over and there was nothing in it left. We tried to get water several times and was left without water for 30+ minutes as well. One of the groups that came in treated the restaurant like an izakaya - not the high end dining experience you might be expecting from what you are paying per person.

The dessert was a few overly dusted mochi.

In the end, our experience was really terrible. We paid $50k+ yen for three people for terrible food, callous and inattentive service, rowdy atmosphere, and forced to spend THREE hours on a dinner that had 5 courses. All the positive reviews are probably fake or to get a free dish from the restaurant that they are offering when you write a google review.

Of course, the servers were apologetic but nothing else was offered to compensate for our deplorable experience. Please, please, PLEASE, for the love of all that is sacred, save yourself and eat ANYWHERE else. Even if it’s McDonald’s. Even if you don’t like it, at least you won’t be out 50k+ yen.

Tl;dr: Go...

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5.0
1y

Great meats and a pretty unique experience. We arrived about an hour before they closed their lunch service to find that we were the only people in the whole place.

That's probably because this place is infuriatingly hard to find, as Google has the entrance marked on the backside of the building on the wrong street (you have to go around to the front, down a small corridor, then down an escalator and its to the right on the left hand side).

As for the Katsu Kobe Beef, it was amazing. So tender and so delicious. The sauce, while completely unnecessary, was also very tasty, and worth trying at least once. We also had the premium Kobe Nigiri you see in the photo. Those were just alright, I felt they were a bit chewy, so you can either order the cheaper ones, or skip it altogether. Just get another Katsu Kobe to be honest.

Our server was delightful and obviously very attentive. Definitely come here if you are on the...

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5.0
32w

It is expensive to eat Kobe. Keep in mind that it goes from 10,000 yen to higher (there are some products to buy for less for they are small). I went with my wife, she ate Shabu Shabu (rounding it was 15000 yens) and I ate premium Kobe 120g (like 13000 yens) and we drank water (what I do remember is that the total amount we paid was 26,400 yens/ $186) My observations: The food was very good. I preferred my dish over my wife. My 120g were like a dream, and from now on, that will be a memory đŸ„Č. Our dishes were almost in the low range, if you have a lot of money, they have more premium options (be prepared😖) I remembered that I have to take a picture after I ate (I was enjoying heaven for a moment). It was an epic moment followed by a failed action. At least I have a Shabu Shabu vid.

Not everyday we can eat Kobe, if your budget can resist it, do it. If not, go and eat elsewhere so you don’t regret...

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