A street-style yakiniku restaurant located in a residential area of Shikahama, Adachi-ku, Tokyo. The restaurant has been featured in many famous restaurant magazines, but reservations are not accepted. Even celebrities have to wait in line to get in. The atmosphere of the Showa period (1926-1989), which has not changed since the establishment of the restaurant, and the careful preparation of the meat have earned the restaurant a reputation, and to this day there is never a day when the line is not long enough to get in.
Situato a circa 2 minuti a piedi dalla stazione di Akasaka Mitsuke della Tokyo Metro, 'Misuji' è il secondo ristorante di Yoroniku. Con carne di manzo di alta qualità selezionata e un servizio completo offerto dal personale, è un ristorante di yakiniku dove puoi gustare sempre il meglio. La struttura del menu, che valorizza le caratteristiche di ogni taglio, è varia e ogni piatto aumenta la soddisfazione. L'atmosfera tranquilla e il servizio attento rendono questo ristorante ideale per una cena speciale o per trascorrere momenti importanti in modo rilassato.
This is a full-attendance yakiniku restaurant where professionals called "yakiniku masters" serve you yakiniku meat in its best condition. They are particular about where the meat comes from, how it is cut, and how it is served, so you can enjoy excellent meat just by sitting quietly.
USHIGORO S. NISHIAZABU is gaining attention as a sophisticated yakiniku restaurant. The dishes made with premium wagyu and carefully selected ingredients like matsutake mushrooms offer new surprises and delights with every visit. The attentive service and beautiful presentation create a special moment. It is truly an ideal place for gourmets seeking the ultimate yakiniku experience.
This restaurant offers the finest yakiniku using female A5-ranked black Japanese beef. Owner-chef Hiroyuki Fuchioka opened "Sumibi Yakiniku Fuchioka" after gaining experience at the famous restaurant "Sumibi Yakiniku Nakahara". He makes every effort to provide high quality meat, purchasing black Japanese beef that is in good condition at the time and cutting the meat by hand upon receiving an order.
Al 'Yakiniku Nakahara', vengono sempre serviti i migliori tagli di carne selezionati dal proprietario Kentaro Nakahara. Non ci si concentra su un marchio specifico, ma si acquista un'intera mucca di alta qualità con carne magra. La rara lingua di manzo Wagyu, considerata un mito, è disponibile solo su prenotazione e non è garantito che sia sempre presente, ma quando si visita, si consiglia vivamente di provarla.
This yakiniku restaurant in Shibuya is famous for its hormone yakiniku, and is about a 10-minute walk from JR Shibuya Station. The carefully pre-processed hormone is juicy and fresh. You can enjoy them in a variety of ways, including grilled, sashimi, tataki, and stewed. In addition to horumon, other fresh meats are also available, and the side menu is substantial, with curry being particularly popular. If you like horumon, you must visit this popular restaurant at least once to make a reservation.
Il ristorante di yakiniku Wagyu Yakiniku KIM, sede principale di Shirogane, è un locale che persegue un sapore unico e inimitabile grazie alla cura nella marinatura e nelle salse. È possibile gustare il Wagyu selezionato in diverse parti, con particolare fama per il filetto di Chateaubriand, considerato un'eccellenza. L'interno del ristorante ha un'atmosfera tranquilla, dove è possibile trascorrere momenti di relax.
At Tora no Ana, a yakiniku restaurant in Ebisu, not only does the staff instruct you on how to grill the meat, but they also keep a close eye on the meat as they go around the restaurant to adjust the doneness of the meat. They will not only grill the meat for you, but will also advise you on the best condiments to use. When you visit the restaurant, be sure to try the restaurant's specialty, the halami, as well as the rare komekami skewer.
Located off Gion Hanamikoji Street, this is one of Kyoto's representative meat kappo restaurants. The owner's passion to "create meat dishes that no one has ever seen before" led him to open this restaurant in 2005, when the meat kappou genre did not even exist. The restaurant's diverse meat dishes, which include not only steaks but also kombujime (kelp-jammed tongue) and shabu-shabu (shabu-shabu), will surprise and fascinate visitors.
This yakiniku restaurant was opened by Hideki Komiyama, the founder of the popular yakiniku restaurant "Cossott'e" in Komazawa. Located near the Nishiazabu intersection along Gaien Nishi Dori, the restaurant offers yakiniku made from A5-rank Japanese black beef, which the owner himself carefully selects and buys from a single cow. The restaurant is a warm space with plenty of wood, where you can enjoy it with carefully selected wines and Japanese sake.
Akasaka Raimon is a yakiniku restaurant located about a two-minute walk from Akasaka-mitsuke Station. Run by the daughter and son-in-law of the famous "Kinryuzan" restaurant in Shirokane, it is known as one of the most popular and difficult-to-reserve yakiniku restaurants in Tokyo.
This yakiniku restaurant is famous as a fun place where the manager and waitstaff sing and gag while explaining the restaurant. It is so popular that one can judge from the number of autographs displayed in the restaurant. Of course, the food is also excellent, especially the "super horumon," which is served long so as not to lose the freshness of the meat. In addition, the restaurant also offers char-grilled Japanese black beef.
Yakiniku Seiryu-en is a renowned establishment known for its rich flavors and juicy beef tongue. Each visit brings new surprises and delights with its diverse yakiniku menu, particularly praised for its thinly sliced beef tongue and beef tripe. The kimchi and namul, with their exquisite flavors, are also exceptional, providing an unforgettable dining experience.
Cossott'e sp Azabu-Juban is a renowned hidden yakiniku restaurant located just a 5-minute walk from Azabu-Juban Station. The interior is stylish and clean, allowing for a dining experience that emphasizes privacy. They purchase whole A5 grade Japanese black wagyu cattle, ensuring that the meat is served fresh upon order, allowing you to savor the best flavors.
Yakiniku Jumbo Hanare is a famous establishment that captivates food lovers with its exceptional yakiniku. The aroma of grilled meat wafting through the restaurant stimulates the appetite, and once you take a bite, you'll be amazed by its tenderness and flavor. The deliciousness of the sauce is particularly outstanding, enhancing the high quality of the meat.
A high-end yakiniku restaurant in Daikanyama that is open by reservation only. The owner is Mr. Kaneko, who gained experience at the famous yakiniku restaurant "Kunimoto" in Hamamatsucho. The restaurant uses high-quality Japanese black beef, such as Tajima beef and Omi beef, for its yakiniku, and the "omakase platter," which is always served first, offers about six different cuts of meat seasoned with salt or sauce.
BAN YORONIKU is a 5-minute walk from Ebisu Station. Since its opening, it has been talked about as a restaurant where reservations are difficult to make. The menu basically consists of only two courses. The yakiniku dishes offered in the well-thought-out courses are all dishes that can be felt with all five senses. As a new sensory yakiniku restaurant, YORONIKU is sure to create a new page in the history of yakiniku.
Yakiniku Kunimoto Honten is located in Hamamatsucho, Minato-ku, Tokyo, an easy one-minute walk from JR Hamamatsucho Station. The restaurant offers traditional yakiniku cuisine with modern techniques and is known for its high quality. The restaurant is characterized by the quality of the meat selected and the skillful cooking techniques of its chefs. Customers can enjoy various parts of the meat according to their preferences.
Il ristorante di carne alla griglia "Yakiniku Shimizu" si trova a circa 1 minuto a piedi dalla stazione Fudōmae. Utilizza carne di manzo giapponese di razza nera A5, molto pregiata, e il piatto speciale è la lingua spessa, che si ottiene in sole 5 fette da un solo animale.

