"Tsubohachi" Japanese restaurant launches "Happy Hour" promotion, offering great value Hokkaido-style delicacies from today

"Tsubohachi" Japanese restaurant launches "Happy Hour" promotion, offering great value Hokkaido-style delicacies from today - 28 March 2025

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"Tsubohachi," a leading authentic Izakaya-style Japanese restaurant from Hokkaido, Japan, invites everyone to enjoy the "Happy Hour" promotion featuring Hokkaido-style delicacies starting from 189 baht (prices are exclusive of 10% service charge and 7% VAT). The promotion is available on weekdays (except public holidays) from today until 28 March 2025 (or until further notice) at all branches of Tsubohachi (except The Portal Lifestyle Complex).

"Tsubohachi" Japanese restaurant launches "Happy Hour" promotion, offering great value Hokkaido-style delicacies from today - 28 March 2025

Indulge in Tsubohachi's four signature dishes at discounted prices including "Salmon Lover" (499 baht) featuring sashimi and sushi made with quality Norwegian salmon served on a wooden staircase display rack, "Salmon Hoba Yaki" (239 baht), bite-sized salmon and black shimeji mushrooms grilled on Hoba leave originated from Takayama, Japan, "Butabara Kushi Moriawase" (229 baht), grilled pork skewers with assorted toppings such as mentaiko sauce and cheese, "Ebi Tempura" (219 baht), big shrimps dipped in tempura batter and deep-fried until golden and crispy, and "Salmon Spicy Yum" (189 baht), spicy salmon salad.

Don't miss out on trying Hokkaido-style delicacies with the "Happy Hour" promotion on weekdays (except public holidays) at "Tsubohachi" Japanese restaurant. For more information and to make a reservation, please call 02-000-2180. For the latest updates and new promotions, please visit Facebook and Instagram: TsubohachiTh, or stay connected with the restaurant via LINE Official Account: @tsubohachith.

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"Tsubohachi" Japanese restaurant launches "Happy Hour" promotion, offering great value Hokkaido-style delicacies from today - 28 March 2025

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