Koube Plaisir
Koube Plaisir Description
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2 minutes walk from the West exit of Sannomiya Subway Station
Operating Hours
Payment Methods
Restaurant Features
Reservations Accepted
Private Dining Room
Non-smoking
Stylish Interior
WiFi Available
Wheelchair Accessible
Craft cocktails
Sake Selection
Wine List
Family-friendly
Koube Plaisir Reviews
Koube Plaisir Google Average Rating
5
Kid-friendliness: They came by and would interact with the toddler in our group made him giggle. The chef was kind and cut up the steak and vegetables for the little one.
5
They did not discriminate against my group of Caucasian Americans and took care to explain every step of each course to us. I would absolutely return and spend my money here again if I'm in the area again.
Kid-friendliness: The suited gentleman and the chef were super great and even played with my 1 year, 10 month old son while we ate. The receptionist realized there was a child and basically dashed to help us get a high chair and child-safe dishes even though, you know, he's a baby. The chef cut food up extra small and everyone was super great!
5
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