焼肉キャンプYakiniku Camp Itabashi Takashimadaira Shop
Is a completely new kind of yakiniku specialty restaurant built around the concept of “turning everyday life into an adventure,” enjoyable from just one plate. Individual yakiniku dishes such as kalbi, harami, and loin are 390円 (before tax)! We also offer great-value lunches. Come with friends, your partner, your family, or of course on your own. The food comes along a lane!! Let's camp with a new kind of yakiniku experience!
- 4 Chome-1-20 Takashimadaira, Itabashi City, Tokyo 175-0082, Japan
- +81 50-3355-0609
- yakiniku-camp.jp
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My family and I visited this restaurant during our vacation. The service was speedy and friendly, and the food was delicious. The restaurant had a tablet ordering system, which was very convenient, and the food came out to the table on a conveyor belt. The tablet did not have English translation, but the staff was very helpful in assisting us with our selection. The restaurant itself was clean and well maintained. All of the above at a very reasonable price. I wish we lived nearby so that we could go again (and again)!
View on GoogleMy family loves camping and this restaurant can give you a camping atmosphere ❤️
View on GoogleVery good!!😋
View on GoogleNow that the camping boom has passed, I'm watching to see how long this restaurant can survive. The taste matches the price. The meat is on the same level as Yakiniku Like and similar places, but the spacious seating makes it more comfortable than Yakiniku Like. At lunch, I think it's amazing to get unlimited rice, salad, soup, and kimchi at a price other than 1000円. I thought the rice might be mushy or dry, but it was tasty. Above all, the heat is incredible. The smokeless roaster is so powerful that the meat burns almost immediately if you look away or leave it unattended for a moment. The restaurant is clean, orders are placed on a touchscreen, and all the food arrives by conveyor, so I'd recommend it to anyone wanting inexpensive yakiniku with as little interaction as possible. I thought there were surprisingly many people eating alone, myself included.
View on GoogleI did some relaxed solo camping on a weekday. When you're alone, there's a lot to do while getting used to ordering and the system, so it's a little confusing. There were also things like the flame going out quickly because of a safety mechanism, or wondering where the desserts were… The interior feels like a campsite, with some areas featuring camping chairs and such. You can make mess-tin rice, coffee, and grilled corn at the table, which adds to the camping feel. I think the price and taste are satisfying.
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