Best Restaurants (Child-Friendly) in Amagasaki City

5 minutes from Hanshin Amagasaki Station ◆ Meat Meat Dishes such as Wagyu beef Steak and chicken sashimi, as well as daily specials ♪ All-you-can-drink options and reserved available ◎

◆A long-established Sushi restaurant that has been in business for over 80 years◆ Matsuba Sushi with rice that brings out the flavor of the ingredients.

A Yakiniku (Grilled meat) restaurant where you can enjoy carefully selected 100% Japanese black beef and fresh vegetables. Groups of up to 20 people are welcome! Parking available◎

Relax in a calm space with Japanese-style meal made with fresh Seafood purchased at the morning market and seasonal local sake.

[Retro smoke shop 3 minutes from Mukonosho Station] A fusion of 22 years of history and smoking - Smoke Kingdom

[3 minutes from Tsukaguchi Station] Private rooms available! There is a smoking room! We also offer a variety of courses that include 2 hours of all-you-can-drink!

Enjoy high-quality branded Wagyu beef with carefully selected sake in a clean space. Banquet course available

Spacious tatami room available◆Enjoy authentic Indian Nepalese Cuisine! All-you-can-eat and drink available for parties

Please enjoy your time in a relaxing space.

Authentic Neapolitan pizza baked in a Neapolitan wood-fired oven.

[5 minutes from Hankyu Tsukaguchi] Enjoy high-quality Japanese black beef ◆ Box seating and courses with all-you-can-drink available ◎ reserved welcome

Yakiniku Jun-tei is family-oriented and body-oriented. We aim to be a store that nourishes the mind and body.

[5 minutes from Mukonosho Station] A calm and long-established Yakiniku (Grilled meat) restaurant that has been in business for 35 years ◆ Delicious authentic Yakiniku (Grilled meat) no matter what you eat

A super popular restaurant in Yamate, Kobe is celebrating its 10th anniversary since opening in Mukonosho. We have also started takeaway

Close to Deyashiki Station on the Hanshin Main Line ◆ Enjoy seasonal specialties made with a focus on ``local production for local consumption'' in a quaint Japanese space.