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Gyunabe in Tokyo 2014/12/3 12:56
Recently heard about a restaurant in Yokohama that serves gyunabe, which is like a really thick miso sukiyaki and looks absolutely delicious. I read about it here: http://ronomnom.wordpress.com/tag/gyunabe/ (not my blog) and it seems to imply that this is a unique dish to this restaurant.

Anyway, I'll be visiting Japan next year. Are there any restaurants closer to central Tokyo that serve this or should I just head out to Yokohama?
by nyoron22  

Re: Gyunabe in Tokyo 2014/12/3 15:52
In gyunabe shop yokohama is famous Ota Nawanoren the best.
Arai-ya and Janome-ya also otherwise.
http://portal.nifty.com/kiji/140604164280_1.htm
Difference of sukiyaki and Gyunabe seems ,if not burned or first bake the meat.
Famous shop of sukiyaki of Tokyo, is the Ningyo-cho imahan.
http://www.imahan.com/index-e.html


















by haro1210 rate this post as useful

Re: Gyunabe in Tokyo 2014/12/3 16:05
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Re: Gyunabe in Tokyo 2014/12/5 08:50
Thank you for the suggestions, I'll look into those places.
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