神戸牛花ほうび
Kobe Beef Hana-Houbi
An intimate Kobe steakhouse where each dish tells the story of premium Japanese beef.
Dining
Steakhouse, Japanese
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At Kobe Beef Hana-Houbi, dining becomes a delicate ritual. Every cut of the renowned Kobe beef is treated with the reverence it deserves, served in a setting that feels as personal as it is refined. From the soft marbling that melts in your mouth to the attentive service that anticipates your needs, Hana-Houbi offers more than a meal—it’s a quiet celebration of Japan’s most prized delicacy, set against the vibrant backdrop of Kobe.
Facilities & Services
- Private Dining
- Reservations Available
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