A Convenient Dining Stop for Days Out and Sightseeing
La Shomon Akashi
羅生門 明石店
Kuroge Wagyu and Wine at a Yakiniku Restaurant Since 1970
This restaurant offers high-quality Kuroge Wagyu made possible by purchasing whole cattle, along with wine pairings selected to complement each dish. A local favorite for more than 50 years since its founding, the restaurant combines carefully sourced beef with a thoughtfully chosen wine selection.
A Convenient Dining Stop for Days Out and Sightseeing
"La Shomon Akashi" is a yakiniku restaurant founded in 1970 and located inside a commercial facility in Oakashicho, Akashi, Hyogo. Situated near Hyogo Prefectural Akashi Park, the restaurant offers a convenient stop for families and friends after exploring the city or spending time nearby. Lunch features generous set meals, while dinner offers a varied selection of Kuroge Wagyu, including assorted rare cuts and carefully prepared a la carte dishes, along with selected wines suited to pairing with the meat. The spacious single-floor interior has few steps, providing a comfortable setting for families with strollers and older guests. Parking is also available within the facility, making access by car convenient.
Tabiiro’s picks: signature dishes
Three Beef Cuts in the "Akami Three-Cut Platter," Full of Natural Flavor
The "Akami Three-Cut Platter" highlights the natural umami of the meat, featuring the three best cuts selected from five options sourced that day, including "Kurimi," a favored rare cut. Each piece is cut thick to bring out the character of the lean beef, reflecting the restaurant's belief that thicker cuts offer better flavor while helping retain juiciness after grilling. The resulting flavor and texture are distinctive to the restaurant, making the platter well suited to yakiniku enthusiasts. The dish offers a satisfying way to appreciate the depth of Kuroge Wagyu for a personal treat or a meal with someone special.
Interior
The bright, open single-floor interior offers approximately 80 seats in a spacious setting. A variety of seating options includes box-style tables and sunken kotatsu seating with a semi-private feel, providing a relaxed setting for yakiniku on occasions ranging from gatherings with friends and dates to family meals and larger parties.
From the Tabiiro Editorial Team
High-quality meat is complemented by a distinctive secret house-made sauce that brings out its umami. Rare cuts in the finest condition that day add a sense of anticipation, with different flavors to discover on each visit. Located beside Hyogo Prefectural Akashi Park, the restaurant also features a comfortable single-floor interior suited to dining with someone special.
Restaurant information / Access
- Access
- Train: 2-minute walk from Sanyo-Akashi Station on the Sanyo Electric Railway Main Line
- TEL
- +81-78-914-4129 Please let the staff know that you saw this on "Tabiiro."
- Official website
- https://www.rashomon.co.jp/
- Opening hours
- 11:00 A.M. to 10:30 P.M. (LO 10:00 P.M.) *Sundays: 11:00 A.M. to 10:00 P.M. (LO 9:30 P.M.)
- Regular closing day
- Closed on irregular days
- Average cost
- Lunch: 1,200 yen, Dinner: 3,500 yen
- Accepted payment methods
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Credit cards accepted
(VISA, MasterCard, JCB, American Express, Diners) - Number of seats
- 80 seats
- Parking
- Not available
Tatami seating
Lunch
All-you-can-drink
All seats are non-smoking
5 min from station
Credit cards accepted
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La Shomon Akashi
- Opening hours
- 11:00 A.M. to 10:30 P.M. (LO 10:00 P.M.) *Sundays: 11:00 A.M. to 10:00 P.M. (LO 9:30 P.M.)
- Regular closing day
- Closed on irregular days