Hello, this is Buri Shabu Daiginjo.
How is everyone doing in January, the month of bitter cold? Our staff is looking forward to welcoming you to our restaurant to provide you with a heartwarming experience.
Today, we would like to introduce you to the restaurant, which is perfect for "a modern Japanese adult space to be savored in Kinshicho," and its signature dish, Buri Shabu, made with Uwajima Buri.
～Buri Shabu Daiginjo - a Japanese modern space to enjoy near Kinshicho Station on foot.
Our restaurant is conveniently located near the south exit of Kinshicho Station on foot. We value the relaxed atmosphere of a modern Japanese-style restaurant as a special place where you would like to drop by in the midst of your busy daily life. The warmth of the wood interior and soft lighting will allow you to forget the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy a moment of peace and tranquility. We have prepared a space suitable for business entertainment, dining with important people, or dinner for special occasions.
～Uwajima Buri and Japanese Sake at Buri Shabu Daiginjo
The core menu item, "Buri Shabu" is made with fresh Buri directly shipped from Uwajima City, Ehime Prefecture. Uwajima Buri is carefully and raised in the rich sea, and is packed with flavor. The buri is carefully sliced and served as shabu-shabu in a special broth. The appeal of Buri Shabu Shabu is its freshness and melt-in-your-mouth texture. By eating it shabu-shabu style, you can enjoy the natural flavor of yellowtail to the fullest.
We also have a wide selection of sake from all over Japan to pair with our Buri Shabu. Our staff will be happy to guide you on which sake goes best with each dish, so please feel free to ask for assistance. Please feel free to ask our staff to help you find the perfect sake pairing to go with your meal.
Please spend a relaxing time at "Buri Shabu Daiginjo" where you can enjoy heartwarming Buri Shabu during this cold season. Our staff looks forward to serving you. If you are ever in Kinshicho, please stop by and enjoy a moment of Japanese delicacy.
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