Hidden gem: Local hotspot for Authentic Jingisukan cuisine missing from tourist guides.
Located close to Sumikawa station
Only 3 minutes on foot from Sumikawa Station, a quick trip from the city center. Despite seeming distant, it’s just a 10-minute ride from Susukino Station.
Infection Control
At Nama Lamb Honpo, we have implemented ventilation, disinfection of tables and menus, temperature checks for staff, and hand washing with electrolyzed water.
Diverse array of delectable offerings
Indulge in the essence of “Jingisukan,” meaning Lamb. Our menu boasts a delightful variety, ranging from classic shoulder cuts to the exquisite tongue and lamb chops.
Suitable for all ages
Experience Jingisukan differently with us. Gone is the smoky stereotype, thanks to our powerful ventilation. Families can delight in our wide range of sides, ensuring children are happily satisfied.
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Our Store’s Commitment
Authentic, succulent farm-fresh lamb.
Indulge in the world of Jingisukan, where two styles await: the saucy delight of Takigawa-style and the marinated richness of Sapporo-style. If you crave the authentic taste of lamb, our fresh lamb Jingisukan is a must-try, delivering a succulent experience that goes beyond frozen alternatives. Welcome to the realm of real, irresistible freshness.
The Owner’s Exclusive Sauce
Our offering includes our unique secret sauce. While Jingisukan often brings to mind a sweet sauce, ours is crafted from a crisp and invigorating soy sauce, beautifully complementing the rich lamb essence.
You can enjoy this sauce with sake or rice, and you won’t find it anywhere else because it’s our chef’s own special recipe. Only the restaurant’s president and chef know how to make it. It’s truly a one-of-a-kind secret sauce.
Payment Methods
In addition to cash, the following payment methods are accepted
■Credit Card
VISA、MasterCard、American Express、DINERS、JCB、Discover
■QR Pay
PayPay
Access
3 minutes walk from Sumikawa Station on the Nanboku Line