Ginza Main Store Shabu-shabu & Lamb Shabu Kinnome

I ordered the all-you-can-eat and all-you-can-drink hot pot.
Since we could choose a different style for one of the hot pots, we had shabu-shabu on one side.
I was told that the raw lamb can be eaten with just a quick blanching. It was so tender and delicious that I ended up eating too much.

I visited after 8 PM on Friday, and it was very crowded.
There were some delays in service, but they kindly offered to extend our time a bit to compensate. The staff's response was really excellent.

The restaurant itself isn't very spacious, and when it's full it can feel a bit cramped, but I thought it was a great place to enjoy a meal with friends in a lively atmosphere.

This is a shabu-shabu restaurant located between Shinbashi and Ginza.
This time I chose the Lamb Shabu V Course for 5,200 yen, which includes all-you-can-drink.

They first brought the vegetables, and just as the pot started to boil, the lamb appeared. It was beautifully sliced in its chilled state and looked really attractive.
Even just this made the women in our group happy, but the course also includes salad, rice, and ramen - it's really good value.

The most important thing, the flavor of the lamb, was without any gamey smell and absolutely delicious.
I also appreciated that they offer various flavored salts and condiments so you can change up the taste as you eat.

I visited on Saturday night, and although the restaurant was nearly full, drinks were served reasonably quickly. I recommend it for casual gatherings with friends.

I made a reservation and visited in the evening with a friend who loves Genghis Khan-style grilled lamb.
Initially I made a mistake with the reservation date, but they kindly accommodated the date change, which I really appreciated.

They start by bringing a complete set including meat, vegetables, rice, pickles, and condiments.
The meat comes on a plate with a serving that seems like more than one portion per person. The lamb is light and tender with a melt-in-your-mouth texture, no gamey smell, and it was truly delicious - even my friend who loves Genghis Khan was impressed.
The rice portions are small onigiri rice balls about the size of three sushi pieces each, and eating them together with the meat is perfect 🥰
There are not only vegetables but also mushrooms and tofu included, so it doesn't get boring, and everything is genuinely delicious.