Yakiniku (Japanese BBQ) (Private Hire & Wine) in Kyoto(page 2)

[6 minutes walk from Kawaramachi, Kyoto] Delicious offal and domestic wagyu beef at reasonable prices! A retro popular Yakiniku (Grilled meat) restaurant♪

[7 minutes from Kawaramachi Station] All-you-can-eat samgyeopsal for 3,190 yen ◆ Enjoy authentic Korean Cuisine in a casual setting ♪ reserved available

[1 minute walk from Omiya Station] Daishogun, a Yakiniku (Grilled meat) restaurant loved by people who love the taste in Shijo Omiya, has large and small private rooms ◎

[Private rooms available] Enjoy carefully selected cuts of A4 and A5 Kuroge Wagyu beef ◆ A high-quality Yakiniku (Grilled meat) restaurant near the office area with excellent access

Invoice system registered store! All seats are private rooms! Now accepting reservations for year-end parties, welcome and farewell parties, and various banquets ♩

5 minutes from Uzumasa Station ◆Focus on local production for local consumption! Reasonably priced Kyoto meat and vegetables ◎ Fully equipped banquet hall for up to 30 people

Experience the deliciousness of Toraji at a great price by making restaurant reservations and using points from the TORAJI official app!

[Completely private rooms available] We have added private rooms that can only be used by small groups or families.

[Open in March] Yakiniku (Grilled meat) directly managed by our own farm! Enjoy A5 Japanese black beef "Yamato beef" at a reasonable price ◆ All rooms are private rooms

New menus are appearing one after another! !

[Chayama/Kyoto University of Arts/Ichijoji] Authentic Yakiniku restaurant Yakiniku (Grilled meat) by a greengrocer! Fresh vegetables and top-quality meat ◎Popular fully equipped private room

[Top-grade Kuroge Wagyu beef recommended by a roaster] Banquet available for up to 46 people ◎ 5500 yen (excluding tax) course ~ Recommended

3 minutes from Kawaramachi◆Private rooms available◆We serve "Ozaki Beef", with a limited number of 30 cows shipped a month, along with the secret sauce made since our founding in 1957.