Yakiniku (BBQ Beef) (For Dining wih Friends and Colleagues) in Tochomae

[A long-established Yakiniku (Grilled meat) founded in 1962] A5 rank Japanese black beef for your company banquet ◆Please inquire for an assortment of dishes.

A truly stubborn general! 19th anniversary Genghis Khan (Mutton grilled on a hot plate) specialty store! Popular with senior middle schoolers! Raw aged Suffolk rum!

[3 minutes walk from Shinjuku Station South Exit] Shinshu Premium Apple Wagyu Beef Certified Store! Try the great value Shinshu apple wagyu beef course♪

[2 minutes walk from Shinjuku] Celebrating 30 years this year! Enjoy the finest A5 Kuroge Wagyu beef in a chic adult space ♪ All-you-can-drink course available ◎

[0 minute walk from Shinjuku Southeast Exit] We offer carefully selected Kuroge Wagyu beef. Wagyu Yakiniku (Grilled meat), yukhoe, and meat Sushi are very popular.

[6 minutes from JR Shinjuku Station] [1 minute from Oedo Line Shinjuku West Exit Station] A casual Teppan-yaki restaurant!

Yakiniku (Grilled meat)-in-the-mouth yakiniku. A5 rank Japanese black beef at about 60% of the price of high-end restaurants. Yakiniku (Grilled meat) restaurant founded in 1975

[Large smoking room available! ] 3 private rooms, tatami room, table seats, all-you-can-eat! We look forward to your reservation

Meat grilled on lava rock ◆ Wagyu beef Sushi and Wagyu yukhoe grilled right in front of your eyes ◆ The famous beef Hamburg is also exquisite. Also measures against infectious diseases ◎

A ``fun to have'' Okonomiyaki and Monja-yaki specialty store

[3 minutes from Shinjuku Station] Fresh offal eaten on charcoal-grilled seven wheels! All-you-can-eat and drink ■We accept banquets for elementary and junior high schools to 20 or more people.

Deliciousness is Taijuen's hospitality.

Established 30 years ago. We use Japanese beef directly delivered from Shibaura. Please also enjoy the freshness of the internal organs.

Deliciousness is Taijuen's hospitality.

A hidden popular restaurant away from the hustle and bustle of Shinjuku.

\There's more to Akakara than just hotpots!?/