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Akihabara・kanda TOKITSU NADA

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"TOKITSU NADA" in Kanda Nishikicho is a full-fledged "chanko nabe" (sumo wrestlers' hot pot) restaurant opened by a former sumo wrestler.

INFORMATION

address1-21 Kanda Nishikicho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
tel03-6273-7371
business_hour11: 30 - 14: 00 (last order 13: 30 / Monday-Friday)
17: 30 - 23: 00 (last order 22:30)
access4 minutes walk from Otemachi Station
6 minutes walk from Ogawamachi Station
8 minutes walk from Kanda Station

Closed	Sundays and Holidays
Phone	03-6273-7371
Website	https://www.tokitsunada.jp/

A cartoon portrait of the former sumo wrestler, Tokitsunada, at the entrance of the shop.
A photo of sumo wrestler Tokitsunada during his active career. After opening this restaurant he tragically died at the young age of only 49 years.

The specialty of this restaurant, which is overwhelmingly popular on gourmet ranking websites, is "Kurobuta and Jidori no Shiomi Chanko Nabe", which is chicken and pork chanko nabe with a salty flavor. The menu features many original dishes that go well with sake.

The chanko nabe contains vegetables, mushrooms, fried tofu, chicken dumplings, and pork meat.

The salty chanko nabe had a very rich taste thanks to the soup stock containing chicken, pork, and vegetables. Delicious! In Japan, it is common to eat a final dish called “shime” with the remaining soup after eating the ingredients of the pot. At this restaurant, you can choose from two types, somen noodles and rice porridge. The restaurant uses "Handa Somen" noodles from Tokushima Prefecture, the birthplace of sumo wrestler Tokitsunada. The porridge had yam added making the texture very fluffy.

Eating authentic chanko nabe while having a good time with friends and family is the ultimate culinary Japanese culture experience. Have a nice winter season – of course with a delicious hot pot!