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GRAND MENU SET MENU Marbled Beef Sukiyaki Or Shabu Shabu Kokusai Street Head Restaurant GRAND MENU 11:30am～8:00pm(7:00pm L.O.) ■About Reservation Reservations are available on the condition that ・15,400yen Course Menu ~ per person for the VIP room (2-3F), ・11,000yen Course Menu ~ per person for the private room (2F), ・8,800yen Course Menu ~ per person for the table on tatami floor (3F). ※Reservation for the lunch menu is not available. ※These prices include tax(10%). ※Service charge (10%) will be added to your total bill. (In the case of more than 5,500yen per person.) ※Groups with children under the age of 13 years are not permitted to be seated in the private room and VIP room. SET MENU Marbled Beef Sukiyaki or S habu shabu Gozen ¥8,800 Appetizer, Marbled Beef Sukiyaki or Shabu-shabu (Meat 130g), Meal set Finest Marbled Beef Sukiyaki or Shabu shabu Gozen ¥11,000 Appetizer, Finest Marbled Beef Sukiyaki or Shabu-shabu (Meat 130g), Meal set Selected Brand Beef Sukiyaki or Shabu shabu Gozen ¥15,400 Appetizer, Selected Bland Beef Sukiyaki or Shabu-shabu (Meat 130g), Meal set, Dessert Extra Finest Beef Fillet Sukiyaki or Shabu shabu Gozen ¥17,600 Appetizer, Extra Finest Beef Fillet Sukiyaki or Shabu-shabu (Meat 130g), Meal set, Dessert Finest Marbled Beef Sukiyaki Gozen Selected Brand Beef Shabu shabu Gozen Kokusai Street Head Restaurant KOBE BEEF SET MENU Kobe Beef Sukiyaki or Shabu shabu or Fillet Steak Gozen ¥19,800 Appetizer, Kobe Beef Sukiyaki or Shabu-shabu or Fillet Steak (Meat 130g), Meal set, Dessert Kobe Beef Sirloin Steak Gozen ¥22,000 Appetizer, Kobe Beef Sirloin Steak (Meat 160g), Meal set, Dessert COURSE MENU Finest Marbled Beef Sukiyaki or Shabu shabu Kaiseki ¥16,500 Appetizer, Soup, Sashimi, Finest Marbled Beef Sukiyaki or Shabu-shabu (Meat 100g), Meal set,Ice cream Selected Brand Beef Sukiyaki or Shabu shabu Kaiseki ¥20,900 Appetizer, Soup, Sashimi, Selected Brand Beef Sukiyaki or Shabu-shabu (Meat 100g), Meal set, Dessert Extra Finest Beef Fillet Sukiyaki or Shabu shabu Kaiseki ¥23,100 Appetizer, Soup, Sashimi, Extra Finest Beef Fillet Sukiyaki or Shabu-shabu (Meat 100g), Meal set, Dessert KOBE BEEF COURSE MENU Kobe Beef Sukiyaki or Shabu shabu or Fillet Steak Kaiseki ¥25,300 Appetizer, Soup, Sashimi, Kobe Beef Sukiyaki or Shabu-shabu or Fillet steak (Meat 100g), Meal set, Dessert Kobe Beef Sirloin Steak Kaiseki ¥27,500 Appetizer, Soup, Sashimi, Kobe Beef Sirloin steak (Meat 160g), Meal set, Dessert ※These prices include tax(10%). ※Service charge (10%) will be added to your total bill. (In the case of more than 5,500yen per person.) Kobe Beef Fillet Steak Kaiseki Sukiyaki Donburi Nidanju Asakusa Imahan Special Lunch Gozen LUNCH MENU （11:30am～3:45pm） ※These prices include tax(10%). ※Service charge (10%) will be added to your total bill. (In the case of more than 5,500yen per person.) Hyakunen Gyudon (20 serves per day) ¥1,870 Beef bowl, Miso soup, Pickles Sukiyaki Donburi (20 serves per day) ¥2,530 Sukiyaki beef bowl, Miso soup, Pickles Steak Donburi / Sirloin or fillet (20 serves per day) ¥2,970 Steak bowl(Sirloin or fillet), Miso soup, Pickles Nidanju / Hyakunen Gyudon + Steak Donburi (20 serves per day) ¥3,520 Beef bowl, Steak bowl, One small dish, Miso soup, Pickles Sashimi Lunch ¥4,730 Assoorted Sashimi, One dish, Rice, Pickles, Miso soup Sukiyaki Lunch Gozen ¥4,400 Appetizer, Sukiyaki (Meat 90g), Meal set Shabu shabu Lunch Gozen ¥4,400 Appetizer, Shabu-shabu (Meat 90g), Noodles Sukiyaki Lunch Kaiseki ¥6,820 Appetizer, Sashimi, One dish, Sukiyaki (Meat 90g), Meal set Shabu shabu Lunch Kaiseki ¥6,820 Appetizer, Sashimi, One dish, Shabu-shabu (Meat 90g), Noodles Asakusa Imahan Special Lunch Gozen ¥11,000 Appetizer, Soup, Sashimi, Sukiyaki or Shabu-shabu (Meat 110g), Meal set, Dessert Kokusai Street Head Restaurant.
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