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Kabenoana's Grand Thanks Festival

On March 17 (Tuesday), Kabenoana, the pioneer of Japanese-style spaghetti, will hold a Grand Thanks Festival to show appreciation to its customers. With over 70 years of history, Kabenoana is excited to kick off its monthly thank-you event, offering delectable dishes at special prices.

Event Highlights

During this unique celebration, popular items such as the
fKasari Mentaiko and Takana Spaghetti, the legendary Meat Sauce, and the Kabenoana-style Napolitan will be available for just 550 yen each. The Grand Thanks Festival is held once a month, and the staff looks forward to welcoming you with open arms.

Dish Highlights:

1. Kasari Mentaiko and Takana Spaghetti - Special Price: 550 yen (Tax included)
This dish is known for its perfect combination of spicy mentaiko and takana, with a delightful kick that keeps you coming back for more.

2. Kabenoana-style Napolitan - Special Price: 550 yen (Tax included)
Distinctive among the myriad of Napolitan options, this dish incorporates the expertise of a spaghetti specialty shop with an improved recipe that accentuates the flavors of the ingredients.

3. Legendary Meat Sauce - Special Price: 550 yen (Tax included)
Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, this dish maximizes the flavors of vegetables and meat, providing a taste that reflects both the history and passion of Kabenoana.

Kabenoana's Rebranding Journey

In anticipation of its rebranding launch in Spring 2025, Kabenoana is determined to become a beloved brand not only in Japan but around the world. As part of its new identity, the iconic logo will feature the phrase “Japanese Spaghetti,” while the menu will maintain its traditional offerings but enhance the naming and introduce dishes appealing to younger generations. New creations will include garlic-infused selections and fun mixing experiences.

Sample Menu Items:

• - Drowning Meat Sauce
• - Forbidden Cacio e Pepe
• - Addictive Mentaiko Carbonara

The Story Behind Kabenoana

Founded in 1953 under the name “Hole in the Wall,” Kabenoana opened its doors in the Tamura area of Tokyo. Takayasu Narimatsu, the founder, is celebrated as the creator of Japanese spaghetti. His culinary journey began unexpectedly during a chance meeting with Paul Bloom, the first head of the CIA’s Tokyo branch, which led to a partnership that would ultimately introduce spaghetti to Japan. Early in its history, Kabenoana focused on perfecting the spaghetti cooking technique, even tailoring the cooking time to individual customer preferences.

Menu Development Through Community Participation

Kabenoana prioritizes the selection of quality ingredients and remains devoted to delivering authentic flavors. The philosophy emphasizes continuous communication between chefs and customers to ensure that each guest leaves satisfied with the meal. Over time, patrons have brought their own ideas and ingredients, leading to the development of many beloved dishes that have garnered a loyal following.

A Name with Meaning

Inspired by Shakespeare’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream,” the name “Kabenoana” symbolizes the connection and communication between the establishment and its customers. Just like in the play, where lovers whisper through a hole in the wall, Kabenoana aims to break down barriers and create a warm dialogue with every visitor. For over 70 years, this commitment to hospitality has defined Kabenoana.

Visit Us

Join us on March 17th for this festive celebration and experience the delicious offerings of Kabenoana while cherishing its rich heritage. Your presence is not just welcomed; it’s truly appreciated! For more details, visit our website at Kabenoana Official Site.

Location

• - Shibuya Dogenzaka Main Store - Tokyo, Shibuya, Dogenzaka 2-25-17, Casumi Building 1F
• - Yodobashi Ikebukuro Store - Tokyo, Toshima, Minami Ikebukuro 1-28-1, Yodobashi Ikebukuro Building 8F
• - Jiyugaoka Store - Tokyo, Meguro, Jiyugaoka 1-8-21, Mersa Part I 3F
• - Tamagawa Takashimaya Store - Tokyo, Setagaya, Tamagawa 3-17-1, Tamagawa Takashimaya S・C South Building 9F
• - Chiba Sogo Store - Chiba, Chiba, Shinmachi 1000, Sogo Chiba Store 10F
• - Sogo Yokohama Store - Kanagawa, Yokohama, Takashima 2-18-1, Sogo Yokohama Store 10F
• - Sogo Omiya Store - Saitama, Saitama, Sakuragi-chou 1-6-2, Sogo Omiya Store 9F
• - Umeda Hep Nabio Store - Osaka, Osaka, Kita, Kakuda-cho 7-10, Hep Nabio 7F

We eagerly await your visit to celebrate this special occasion with us!