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Chateaubriand steak 150g
3800 yen (tax included)
The core part of the fillet meat is the most tender and finely textured.This is a great product that is very popular among women, even seniors can't rely on it at all!
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steamed pork set
900 yen (tax included)
Shimonoseki's long-established meat wholesaler's secret seasoning The steamed pork produced entirely by Niku no Tamada is an ultimate masterpiece that once you try it, you'll definitely come back for more!
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Sundubu soup
800 yen (tax included)
A masterpiece packed with spiciness and flavor.Enjoy it with rice at the end♪
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Enjoy steak and yakiniku at the same time ♪
[Goku] Then, you can enjoy both authentic steaks and yakiniku at one restaurant.A lineup of dishes that are irresistible for meat lovers.
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Domestic ingredients!
High quality meat selected by the meat wholesaler's president with strict eyes can be eaten at a reasonable price.You can taste the Chateau Brian, which is famous as a phantom part of the Japanese beef fillet, which is rare even in Shimonoseki!
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Sirloin steak 150g/200g/300g
1700 yen/2200 yen/3200 yen
King of meat, classic steak
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Domestic Wagyu Chateaubriand Steak 150g/200g
3800 yen/4600 yen (tax included)
Luxuriously enjoy the fantastic cuts of meat! Chateaubriand, one of the rarest high-quality Japanese beef fillets, is grilled on an iron plate.It is low in fat and popular among women.
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Japanese beef rib steak 250g
4000 yen (tax included)
An exquisite balance of flavor and flavor! Carefully selected only the thickest parts of the meat that are easily marbled.The meat flavor is top class.
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Hamburg steak 200g
1400 yen (tax included)
Serious hamburger steak made by a butcher!Repeat rate NO.1
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90 minutes all-you-can-eat yakiniku for 3 people or more
5000 yen (tax included)
*Reservation required by the day before. All-you-can-eat rice, salad, soup, and kimchi!
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steamed pork set
900 yen (tax included)
Completely produced by “Niku no Tamada”!
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Assorted Kimuchi
600 yen (tax included)
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Sundubu soup
700 yen (tax included)
Please enjoy rice with rice cake!
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Large banquets are also OK! Can accommodate up to 40 people at once!
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Semi-private rooms for up to 17 people are also available! (Available for 10 people or more)
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fresh hormones
This restaurant has the advantage of being directly managed by a meat wholesaler, so you can enjoy extremely fresh offal whenever you visit.
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With illuminated duct
All seats are equipped with lighted ducts, so you can check the grilling quality as well as take photos.
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Private rooms17Person(s) × 3
- Types of private rooms
- Semi-private rooms
- Smoking/non-smoking
Non-smoking
- Charge
Free
The semi-private room can be used for dinner parties without worrying about people around you.(10 people ~)
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Low tables with holes in the floor for legroom40Person(s) × 10
Banquets for 40 people or more are also possible.
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Relocation OPEN!!
Relocated and open on February 9, 2024 (Meat Day), located on the way to the previous store.
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Niku no Tamada directly managed store
The meat is fresh because it is directly managed by Shimonoseki's long-established meat wholesaler "Niku no Tamada," and the meat is exquisite when eaten with a special dipping sauce!
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About 3 minutes from the station
About 3 minutes from the station! It's located at the entrance of Green Mall, so you can easily stop by.
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All you can eat
You can eat a lot of meat from Tamada.Please enjoy the meat to your heart's content!
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We accept banquets for over 40 people.
We can also accommodate banquets for about 40 people or more at the sunken kotatsu seats on the second floor.
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Course available
The 6,000 yen [all-you-can-drink included] Yakiniku course features carefully selected Japanese beef.I'm very particular about quantity and quality.
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It is a 3 minute walk from Shimonoseki Station, and you will see the signboard as soon as you enter Green Mall.
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Welcome to the entrance to bliss
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Please go home soaking in the afterglow.
