焼肉安楽亭Anraku-tei Tama-Nagayama
Yakiniku restaurant Anrakutei is a family-oriented yakiniku restaurant mainly in the Kanto region. In addition to popular all-you-can-eat courses, individual yakiniku menu items are also extensive. We also offer a wide variety of affordable lunches and set meals, making it a restaurant that can be used for various occasions, from daily meals to celebrations. We serve carefully selected meat, including "Kuroge Wagyu Kalbi" using selected Japanese black beef, as well as popular yakiniku items such as kalbi and loin. For side menus, we offer a wide variety of dishes such as namul, kimchi, gukbap, and cold noodles, focusing on the "Yukgaejang Soup" which is rich in ingredients and has been popular since the restaurant's founding. For all-you-can-eat courses, according to your budget...
- 622 Kotta, Tama, Tokyo 206-0014, Japan
Today · 11 am–12:20 am
- Sunday: 11 am–12:20 am
- Monday: 11 am–12:20 am
- Tuesday: 11 am–12:20 am
- Wednesday: 11 am–12:20 am
- Thursday: 11 am–12:20 am
- Friday: 11 am–12:20 am
- Saturday: 11 am–12:20 am
- +81 42-371-2917
- anrakutei.jp
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I always like this place even though the inside of the restaurant is old and falling apart and never really clean. The flavor and cuts of meat are good. Tabehoudai options for 2500 yen and up.
View on GoogleThey use real charcoal for bbq. Very economical price setting. Sauce is amazing.
View on GoogleFor those who eat a lot, I think the all-you-can-eat course is a good deal. This 70-point taste and meat is actually good, or rather, I like that it's not too good and not too bad, so personally I like yakiniku restaurants like this and I'm grateful. I didn't really like the quality of the meat in the past, but now it feels like this is Anrakutei, haha.
View on GoogleI entered around 8 PM on the 24th, and a very friendly staff member guided me to my seat and explained the menu. He served with a smile, had a nice voice, and was also handsome.
View on GoogleAmong the several Anrakutei in my area of activity, I use the Tama Nagayama branch because it uses charcoal instead of gas. The all-you-can-eat price is not particularly cheap compared to other yakiniku restaurants, so it might be a matter of preference. Personally, because it's relatively empty and easy to enter, I keep coming back.
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