Kobe Plaisir Honten Serves Seasonal Hyogo Vegetables and Kobe Beef at Its "JA Tanba Hikami Fair" Through November 29

Published: November 9, 2026 •
Kobe Plaisir Honten Serves Seasonal Hyogo Vegetables and Kobe Beef at Its "JA Tanba Hikami Fair" Through November 29

A Fair Built Around Seasonal Hyogo Vegetables

Kobe Plaisir Honten (神戸プレジール本店) is a restaurant directly operated by the Hyogo Prefecture headquarters of the National Federation of Agricultural Cooperative Associations (JA Zen-Noh Hyogo, JA全農兵庫). From November 1 to November 29, 2026, it is holding the "JA Tanba Hikami Fair" (JA丹波ひかみフェア).

The restaurant serves menus built around seasonal ingredients from across Hyogo Prefecture, with the aim of introducing the appeal of Hyogo-produced agricultural and livestock products to more people.

The November menu centers on seasonal ingredients grown in the natural surroundings of the area covered by JA Tanba Hikami (JA丹波ひかみ). It uses plenty of locally harvested "Hyogo vegetables," including shiitake mushrooms, black edamame (黒枝豆), ginger, turnip, daikon radish, and sweet potato.

During the fair, dishes that bring out the character of these seasonal JA Tanba Hikami ingredients are served alongside Hyogo-produced agricultural and livestock products, including Kobe beef.

Fair Menu Highlights

  • Cold appetizer (top left): Kobe beef roast beef with balsamic sauce

    Kobe beef finished with low-temperature cooking and an open flame is served with a homemade balsamic sauce made with Tamba City ginger and aromatic vegetables.

  • Warm appetizer (top right): Kobe beef with ankake sauce and dashi-maki omelet

    Crystal-style (水晶仕立て) Kobe beef is paired with a sauce scented with dried mackerel flakes. The dish is served with a "Tanba Akadama Miyabi" (丹波赤玉 雅) dashi-maki rolled omelet, nagaimo yam, and the sourness of ume plum for a dish with depth.

  • Soup (bottom left): Turnip and "Yume Tanba" specially cultivated rice soup

    Seasonal turnip and "Yume Tanba" (夢たんば) specially cultivated rice from Tamba City are made mellow with soy milk, and the potage is finished with the umami of grilled Kasumi crab.

  • Fish dish (bottom right): Nodoguro and clam acqua pazza

Depending on the course you order, some menu items may not be served.

About Kobe Plaisir Honten

Kobe Plaisir Honten opened in Sannomiya, Kobe, in 2008 as a restaurant directly operated by JA Zen-Noh Hyogo. It uses seasonal Hyogo ingredients throughout the year, including Kobe beef, seasonal vegetables, and rice raised by producers in the prefecture.

The menu offers a range of dishes that make the most of Hyogo ingredients, including teppanyaki grilled right in front of guests, seiro-mushi (bamboo steamer) dishes featuring seasonal vegetables, and shabu-shabu enjoyed with kombu dashi broth.

The restaurant also works with JAs across the prefecture, drawing on the JA network to plan monthly-changing special menus that use seasonal vegetables and rice, and shares the appeal of Hyogo-produced agricultural and livestock products through food.

Restaurant and Fair Information

  • Restaurant: Kobe Plaisir Honten (神戸プレジール本店), a restaurant directly operated by JA Zen-Noh Hyogo
  • Address: 1F Hotel The B Kobe (ホテル ザ・ビー神戸), 2-11-5 Shimoyamate-dori, Chuo-ku, Kobe
  • Phone: 078-571-0141
  • Hours: Lunch 11:30 AM to 3:00 PM (last order 2:00 PM) / Dinner 5:00 PM to 10:00 PM (last order 9:00 PM)
  • Closed: Mondays
  • Website: https://kobe-plaisir.jp/
  • Fair period: November 1 to November 29, 2026