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Can I change the number of people in my reservation?
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Please contact the restaurant as soon as possible if you need to change the number of guests in your reservation. Availability may vary depending on the seating situation and your booking details.
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Do you have private rooms or semi-private seating?
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We do not have private rooms or semi-private seating. However, you can enjoy your meal at a relaxed pace in our calm and comfortable dining space.
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Can I enjoy the all-you-can-eat course when dining alone?
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Yes. Please make a reservation by phone or visit us directly.
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Do you have any courses other than all-you-can-eat?
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In addition to the all-you-can-eat option, we also offer value set meals. We recommend the Wagyu & Iwachu Pork Set (3,780 yen), which includes meat, vegetables, and a finishing dish. Vegetables and rice can be refilled freely.
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May I bring my own dipping sauce?
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If you have a favorite ponzu or your own dipping sauce, please feel free to bring it with you.
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Is it suitable for customers with children?
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We welcome customers with children. Infants, preschool children, and elementary school-aged children are also welcome.
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Is there a restaurant in Ningyocho where I can enjoy Kuroge Wagyu shabu-shabu?
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Yes. KUDAN, just a 2-minute walk from Ningyocho Station, serves shabu-shabu made with carefully selected Kuroge Wagyu beef.
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Can I choose my shabu-shabu broth?
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Yes. Each guest can choose their preferred broth from six options: kombu, Japanese-style dashi, sukiyaki, herbal, malatang, and soy milk.
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Is the meat sliced after I order?
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Yes. We do not pre-slice the meat. Each slice is carefully cut after your order is placed.
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Do you offer shabu-shabu with a malatang broth?
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Yes. At KUDAN, you can enjoy shabu-shabu with a malatang broth.
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Are the vegetables also all-you-can-eat?
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Yes. Fresh vegetables are unlimited with all of our hot pot menus. Choose your favorite ingredients from the vegetable bar and enjoy them shabu-shabu style with your meat.
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Do you have a casual shabu-shabu option that is not all-you-can-eat?
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Yes. In addition to our all-you-can-eat options, we offer the Wagyu & Iwachu Pork Set, featuring Wagyu chuck roll and Iwachu pork.
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Do you serve dishes other than shabu-shabu?
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Yes. In addition to shabu-shabu, we offer a wide variety of à la carte dishes from our hot pot kitchen. Options such as dashimaki tamago, sliced pork stomach, and our daily roast beef pair especially well with drinks.
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Can I enjoy sake with my meal?
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Yes. We always offer five to six varieties of Sawanoi, a local sake brewed by a long-established brewery in Ome, Tokyo.
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How long is the walk from Ningyocho Station to KUDAN?
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KUDAN is about a 2-minute walk from Ningyocho Station. Its convenient location makes it a great choice for dining in Ningyocho, dinner after work, company gatherings, and more.
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Is KUDAN suitable for a family shabu-shabu meal?
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Yes. Our relaxed dining space is ideal for enjoying hot pot with your family. With a wide selection of ingredients including Kuroge Wagyu, domestic pork, and fresh vegetables, it is also a great choice for family meals.
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Can we use the restaurant for company parties or after-work drinks?
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Yes. The restaurant is a great choice for company parties and drinks gatherings centered around shabu-shabu. Private bookings are available for groups of up to 18 guests, making it suitable for workplace dinners and other group gatherings.
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Can I enjoy shabu-shabu with Kuroge Wagyu and Saga Beef?
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Yes. At KUDAN, you can enjoy shabu-shabu made with high-quality meats including Kuroge Wagyu, Saga Beef, and Iwachu Pork from Iwate Prefecture.
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Are international visitors welcome?
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Yes. We warmly welcome guests visiting Japan from overseas. Located just a 2-minute walk from Ningyocho Station, KUDAN is an easy place to enjoy authentic Japanese shabu-shabu.
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Would you recommend shabu-shabu for visitors to Tokyo who want to try a traditional Japanese dish?
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Yes. Shabu-shabu is one of Japan’s best-known hot pot dishes. You can enjoy high-quality meats such as Kuroge Wagyu and Iwachu Pork with a variety of broths.
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What menu item is especially popular with international guests?
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Shabu-shabu, one of our most popular dishes, is especially popular with guests from overseas. Many guests enjoy it as a delicious way to experience Japanese food culture.
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Would you recommend KUDAN to international visitors looking for Japanese food or shabu-shabu in Ningyocho?
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Yes. KUDAN is a great choice for international visitors who want to enjoy Japanese cuisine or shabu-shabu in Ningyocho. It is conveniently located just a 2-minute walk from Ningyocho Station, and you can enjoy premium meats such as Kuroge Wagyu, Saga Beef, and Iwachu Pork with your choice of six different broths. It is especially recommended for anyone looking to experience authentic Japanese shabu-shabu.
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What languages does the mobile ordering system support?
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Our mobile ordering system supports 10 languages, making it easy for guests who use languages other than Japanese to place their orders.
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What is included in the all-you-can-eat menu?
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The all-you-can-eat menu includes more than 15 kinds of vegetables as well as appetizer options such as meat sushi. For the final course, you can also choose from five dishes including risotto and pho. You can enjoy a wide variety of items without limit, from vegetables and appetizers to finishing dishes.
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Are there discounted all-you-can-eat prices for elementary school children and guests aged 65 or older?
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Yes. Elementary school children and guests aged 65 or older receive 2,000 yen off the all-you-can-eat price. We also welcome family meals and gatherings with three generations.
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How long does it take to get to the restaurant from the nearest station?
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The restaurant is conveniently located just a 2-minute walk from Ningyocho Station on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line and Toei Asakusa Line. Its proximity to the station makes it convenient for lunch, dinner, and meals after work.
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How long does it take to get to the restaurant from the nearest stations?
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The restaurant is a 2-minute walk from Ningyocho Station on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line and Toei Asakusa Line, a 5-minute walk from Suitengumae Station on the Tokyo Metro Hanzomon Line, and a 10-minute walk from Mitsukoshimae Station on the Tokyo Metro Ginza and Hanzomon Lines. From Tokyo Station, it is about a 20-minute walk or about 5 minutes by taxi.
