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Just a 3-minute walk from JR Harajuku Station and Meiji Jingu-mae Station! Enjoy a luxurious yakiniku experience in a cozy, hidden space.
The pinnacle of Yakiniku Inoue. Experience a new sensation with a course crafted by chefs with 20 years of Yakiniku history.
Shibuya PARCO 7F Now accepting reservations for autumn banquets! All-you-can-drink plans available for JPY 8,000 / JPY 10,000!
Selected for Tabelog yakiniku TOKYO "Tabelog 100" 2025
All rooms are fully private. Enjoy a sparkling night view in a completely private space.
Selected for Tabelog yakiniku TOKYO "Tabelog 100" 2025
We have available seats on Sunday, October 11th. Feel free to contact us!
Enjoy the groove of soul and funk while savoring 200g of "Dynamite Roast" made with premium black wagyu!
Just a 3-minute walk from Shinsaibashi Station, don't miss the original specialty "Tatami Negi Tan Shio" at Pong!
For Kagoshima Black Wagyu Yakiniku in Tenmonkan, visit our directly managed farm shop. Feel free to contact us (lunch reservations available Monday to Friday).
【Relocated and Opened on April 1st at 2F, Across Cube Nagoya】Just a 2-minute walk from Nagoya Station. A warm and calming space with a modern Japanese design, featuring numerous private tables. Accommodates up to 16 guests in a row.
★☆Shikishima Ponga★☆ Now accepting reservations for farewell and welcome parties. Private rooms available, just 2 minutes from Shimbashi Station!
Just 2 minutes from Ginza A3 Exit, we promise to deliver the overwhelming deliciousness of Wagyu that will leave you amazed.
In the heart of Hozenji Yokocho, this cozy restaurant is perfect for a relaxed yakiniku experience for two, featuring mainly private rooms.
Japan's First! Yakiniku x Projection Mapping Fully Private Rooms Available
Enjoy adult-style yakiniku with no additives or chemical seasonings! Savor carefully selected ingredients and a focus on health.
Just a 1-minute walk from Kyoto Kawaramachi Station, enjoy exquisite A5 Wagyu beef at this Yakiniku restaurant, all while taking in the charm of Takase River.