Chanko Masuiyama - Sumida City

増位山！ダンディーですよねぇ～ 日によっては甘い歌声が直に聞けます！ ちゃんこ鍋だけでなく、色々食べて、飲み放題もあるので土俵がある“ちゃんこや”としてお勧めでーす！

まず入ってすぐに本物の稽古場にビックリし ちゃんこも美味しい‼️ でも一番良かったのは研修中の女の子が 一生懸命作ってくれた雑炊? しっかり教育してるんだなぁと 感心しました。 予約無しでも入れてくれたし…? 是非また伺いたいです✨

三保ヶ関部屋を利用したちゃんこ店です。 土俵もありますし、鉄砲柱もあります。 オーナーの元増位山関のお計らいで土俵にも上がらせて頂きました。 テレビで見るより大分小さく感じ、良い記念になりました。 ちゃんこをはじめとした料理もとてもおいしいです。 近くの両国駅近辺にはちゃんこ店もたくさんあり、観光向けにアレンジしてる店も多いですが、こちらのお店は良い意味で客席数も少なく、稽古部屋を利用した趣ある店内でゆっくり食事が楽しめます。 味も風情もおすすめです。

ちゃんこ鍋は一種類です。 2人で行って二人前食べました。が思ったより量は普通でした。自分は大食いなので、もっと食べられるレベルでしたね。 大食いなら２人前で腹いっぱい食べられると思います。

One of the most stylish Chanko's I have ever been to. I liked it a lot because we were sitting next to the Sumo Ring. The food is delicious, the staff is really kind, however it's a little bit pricey. Still, if you would like to see where the Sumo wrestlers were practicing, and if you would like to inside the Sumo rink you should definitely try this place.

Great place to have Chanko after watching the tournament, there is a sumo ring inside the restaurant and sumo memorabilia. More upscale then the many Chanko places around but a nice experience

Really good atmosphere and beautiful Chan Koh hotpot restaurant nearby Ryogoku where famous for sumo stadiums

Must see in Ryogoku! This place used to be a sumo stable for many famous sumos, including the Estonian sumo wrestler! Now it is a chanko nabe (sumo’s food) place in Michelin Guide Bib Gourmand! We made the reservation about a week earlier than the dining day for a public holiday evening. The restaurant is at a residential area. It has a nice exterior, which makes you notice it. Inside, you can see the sumo ring, aprons(?) worn in ceremonies by sumos, Tsupparikeko (the tree trunk(?) sumos use to practice). Inside is really like a museum. If you have been a sumo fan for a long time the place stopped being a sumo stable in 2013), then you can see where some sumos you were watching back then were practicing. Well if not, it is still an original place with great food. Honestly, it might be the most original place in Michelin Guide. We ordered chanko nabe for 2 people, 2 drinks, 2 bowls of rice, and extra chicken meatballs. Paid around ~9300 in total. I guess table charge was 500 yen per person. Chanko nabe was around ~2500 yen per person. Customers seem like middle aged couples and young working friend groups. I was the only foreigner (but it is Covid-19 time and borders are closed). Ryogoku is a traditional place where you will see families and middle aged couples in most restaurants. Customers were placed very far away from each other, which gave a big sense of privacy (It is luxury in Tokyo.). It was a very quite and calming place. I highly recommend this place to anyone. I think it is especially interesting for foreigners. However, portion size is very Japanese. If you are used to having western size food, I recommend ordering bigger potions. We will definitely visit this place again. Next time we (2 people) are ordering chanko nabe for 3 people though!