One of the worst experiences we had in Tokyo. As soon as we entered the place, a man (I don’t know his nationality) rudely told us that the kitchen would close in one hour. That was fine for us — we just wanted a quick meal before going back to the hotel to rest. We ordered within two minutes, with no indecision or delay. We sat down and ordered a Korean pancake (I can’t remember the name right now). The food was average, with too much onion in my opinion, but that’s acceptable since it’s part of the dish. However, while we were barely starting to eat, the waiter brought us the bill without us asking for it. At first, we thought it might be a cultural difference, since in other restaurants we visited in Tokyo and Osaka they often bring the bill together with the food. The worst part was that we hadn’t even finished eating when the same waiter came back to our table and aggressively told us to pay the bill immediately. We were literally still eating. I also noticed that this behavior was directed only at us — there were Japanese customers sitting next to us and in front of us, and he did not treat them the same way. I understand that staff can be tired, but we didn’t even spend 20 minutes there. The whole situation made me feel uncomfortable, as if I needed to apologize just for entering the restaurant and ordering food.

Great prices for awesome food. Cook yourself in a traditional Japanese style. (Even though it’s tagged as Korean)

+3

It is a wow place I have gone to twice with friends invitations. The yakiniku experience here is on a whole different kevel.

+2

This place never fails me in their Wagyu beef. Very good A5 Wagyu served. Highly recommend. Every 9, 19 and 29 of each month, they have 30% off all meats. 👍

Small place inside shopping mall next to shinagawa prince hotel. The food was fantastic, can recommend to go for meat barbecue!

+2