Butasute Geku Branch
豚捨 外宮前店
A meat shop founded in Meiji 42 (1909) in Ise; the Geku branch is known for its beef rice bowls and wagyu croquettes.
Butasute was founded in Meiji 42 (1909) as a well-known meat shop in Ise. The name is said to come from the legend that the beef was so good, the pork could be thrown away. The Geku branch is about a 5-minute walk from Iseshi Station, close to the Geku approach. The signature beef rice bowl is tender, with a sweet-savory sauce. The regular costs about 1,280 yen and the premium about 1,880 yen; the beef-heavy gyūjū is about 2,700 yen. Croquettes made with Kuroge Wagyu minced beef cost about 130 yen each, and a takeout window beside the shop lets you eat as you walk. Sirloin steak set meals are also available. Lunch often has lines, and the shop is convenient before or after visiting Geku.
Opening hours
About 11:00–17:00 (follow the shop's posted notices)
Nearby sights
- Ise Grand Shrine – Geku
- Ise Kawasaki Merchant District
- Jingu Chokokan Museum
- Sarutahiko Shrine
- Okage Yokocho & Oharai-machi
- Ise Grand Shrine – Naiku
- Ise Ninja Kingdom
- Meoto Iwa & Futami Okitama Shrine