Hakata Motsu-dokoro Kirari
Tokyo
Japanese: Izakaya
Hakata Motsu-dokoro Kirari Description
At Hakata Motsu-dokoro Kirari, you can indulge in a variety of motsu-nabe options, including miso, spicy miso, soy sauce, salt, and black ma-yu (burnt garlic oil) flavors. The highlight of the menu is the meticulously prepared motsu (offal) from Iki Island, which is known for its exceptional quality. Even those who are not typically fans of offal will be pleasantly surprised by the tender and flavorful offerings.
The restaurant boasts a stylish and cozy atmosphere, with the option of private dining rooms for a more intimate experience. Whether you're looking for a unique dining experience or simply craving a comforting bowl of motsu-nabe, Hakata Motsu-dokoro Kirari is the perfect destination. Don't miss out on this hidden gem in Meguro, Tokyo.
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Nearby Stations
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Meguro Station
Mejiro Station
Operating Hours
Mon: 5:00PM-12:00AM
Tue: 5:00PM-12:00AM
Wed: 5:00PM-12:00AM
Thur: 5:00PM-12:00AM
Fri: 5:00PM-12:00AM
Sat: 5:00PM-12:00AM
Payment Methods
Restaurant Features
Home Delivery
Reservations Accepted
Family-friendly
Private Dining Room
Non-smoking
Sake Selection
Stylish Interior
Hakata Motsu-dokoro Kirari Reviews
Hakata Motsu-dokoro Kirari Google Average Rating
4
There was a birthday seat set up at the end of a raised table, but there wasn't much room for the table or seats, so it wasn't comfortable.
It was very disappointing that some of the drinks were sold out.
I ordered two types of motsu nabe: Meguro nabe (black) and Kiranashi nabe (white). I guess my expectations were high since it's a popular restaurant, but it was delicious, but not really delicious. I also ordered some horse sashimi and chopstick rest items. I have the same impressions about motsu nabe.
Both the customers and staff are young and lively, so it might be a good place to search.
5
The popular Motsu nabe restaurant in Meguro was definitely a must-see.
The inside of the restaurant was very cozy and the staff were friendly, so I was able to enjoy my meal.
This time I ordered Meguro Nabe, which the restaurant staff recommended.
Then, in between the hotpots, I ordered three kinds of horse sashimi and Tatsuta-age beef tongue, and to finish off the hotpot, I ordered a rice porridge set.
All of the meat dishes served by this restaurant have no odor or taste and are easy to eat.
☆Assortment of three kinds of horse sashimi...You can enjoy the texture of different parts of the horse, and there are various condiments, so you can enjoy variety.
☆Tatsuta-age beef tongue...The cubed beef tongue is crispy and soft in texture. An irresistible dish for beef tongue lovers.
☆Meguro hotpot...just the right amount of spiciness. Even though it has a miso flavor, it doesn't have a strong taste, and the flavor of the charred garlic makes it a rich and delicious soup.
The offal was plump, soft and easy to eat.
☆ Rice porridge set: Once you put down the pot, you can make it in the kitchen. It was an exquisite porridge with the concentrated flavor of the soup, aroma, and mellowness of the egg. It was very satisfying and I finished it in no time.
If you want to eat motsu nabe, this restaurant is definitely a must.
It has become my favorite shop.
5
I went to the Ebisu store before and had a hot pot that I had never had before, but this time as well⸜(๑⃙⃘'ᵕ'๑⃙⃘)⸝⋆︎*
What I received was
⭕️Assorted horse sashimi 5 types
⭕️ Heart sashimi
⭕️Kirari Nabe (Tororo Soy Sauce Flavor)
+ For porridge
⭕️Beer, sake, red wine
Horse sashimi and heart go perfectly with sake.
Last time I ate Meguro hotpot, it was quite rich and I felt like I was eating it.
This time I used a different white gleaming pot.
The combination of the grated yam and the richness of the offal and the light taste was great.
I don't think you'll feel hungry even if you eat porridge.
There was mentaiko and tofu inside, so it looked like Hakata hot pot!
It's a hot pot that's perfect for fall and winter₍₍( ´ ᵕ ` *)⁾⁾
#Meguro #Hakata hotpot #Otsunabe
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