Korean BBQ Restaurants in Japan

[Kayci]

I love those BBQ in So-cal that allow all you can eat-specials in Korean BBQ.

I was wondering if Japan, especially Kyusyu has it, as I will be there for Three weeks and willl miss it terribly?
Someone hook me up?

[Sangetsu]

There are many Korean barbecue restaurants in Japan, and a few all-you-can-eat places, but they are quite a bit more expensive than what you might be used to in California.

My favorite Korean barbecue place is Kyukaku, which are located throughout Japan. Their food is good, and a typical meal for two is about 5000 yen ($60).

[MMM]

In Japan it is called "Yakiniku" and it is everywhere, though I wouldn't count on "all you can eat".

[kenmei]

Originally Posted by Sangetsu

There are many Korean barbecue restaurants in Japan, and a few all-you-can-eat places, but they are quite a bit more expensive than what you might be used to in California.

My favorite Korean barbecue place is Kyukaku, which are located throughout Japan. Their food is good, and a typical meal for two is about 5000 yen ($60).

kyukaku, not gyukaku?

if it's gyukaku -- they've expanded westward...mostly socal and hawaii ..pretty expensive, but have great specials/happy hours.


but yakiniku is a different animal from korean bbq...especially the buffet style all you can eat. yakiniku is generally more focused on quality cuts rather than quantity.

[samokan]

If Tokyo, go to Korean Town in Okubo just beside Shinjuku. Lots of Korean BBQ there.

Another is in Ginza called the Carne Station. Its a yakiniku but its more Korean than Japanese. The Kimchi there is really good. Its just 1000yen for 1 hour, eat all you can



In Osaka, I have not found any Korean yakiniku though I found a really nice Korean restaurant already.

[WingsToDiscovery]

Also a couple of joints in Ikebukuro. 1,500 all you can eat as well.

[samokan]

Originally Posted by WingsToDiscovery

Also a couple of joints in Ikebukuro. 1,500 all you can eat as well.

yup.. that place never runs out of yakiniku place