Imahan
Sukiyaki · Tokyo · Chef Imahan Family
Founded in 1895 as a beef hotpot restaurant, Ningyocho Imahan in Tokyo is operated by the Imahan Family and specializes in sukiyaki. The kitchen serves Kuroge Wagyu beef simmered in a sweet soy-based broth at traditional tableside settings.
Asakusa, Taito-ku, Tokyo, Tokyo
- One Star
Menu
Tasting Menu
- Shabu-shabu Course (14520) — Wagyu shabu-shabu course at Ningyocho Imahan — established in 1895, over 130 years as one of Japan's most renowned sukiyaki and shabu-shabu establishments.
- Imahan Gozen (4400)
- Sukiyaki Lunch (3800) — Lunch sukiyaki set.
- Sukiyaki Bento Gozen (2860)
- Imahan-Zen (4400)
- Ponzu-yaki Gozen (4400)
- Tasting Menu (3800)
- Lunch Tasting Menu (1500)
- Amiyaki Steak Gozen (6930)
- MIYABI Course (18700)
Dishes
- Sukiyaki Sets (entry-level beef) (6820)
- Budget lunch option (5000)
- Dinner (standard course) (8000)
- Extra Wagyu (5000) — Additional sukiyaki beef.
- Bento Box | ~ (2500)
- Lunch (per person) (5000)
- Rice (side) (400)
- Pickles (500) — Assorted pickles.
- Dinner (per person) (10000)
- Rice Set (add-on) (850)
The Experience
In a historic setting. The meal is structured around classic service. A good fit for group dining.
Phone: +81 3-3666-7006
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