Japanese BBQ restaurant offers a calm and relaxing atmosphere with soft jazz music and elegant, cozy décor. Spacious dining area suits both romantic dinners and company gatherings. Known for high-quality Wagyu and tender beef, it provides a refined yet inviting dining experience.
Top-quality Japanese BBQ comes with a sleek, modern vibe and a relaxed pace. Lunch specials include a beef rice bowl and BBQ, complemented by refreshing sides like cold noodles with seaweed and kimchi.
Omakase features a hefty assortment of Prime Beef and American Wagyu for $70 or A5 Wagyu for $150. The meal includes kimchi and fermented vegetables, a tofu stew, and a mochi dessert.
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You can bring in alcohol since they have not yet obtained a liquor license.
The $98 tasting menu is a solid choice for a special meal.
Lunch sets are highly recommended for a good meal at a reasonable price.
Intimate L-shaped counter seating surrounds chefs preparing fresh sushi, creating a communal interactive dining experience. Warm, elegant ambiance blends traditional Japanese elements with a modern vibe, offering a calm and inviting atmosphere. Sake pairings complement the meal, enhancing the overall authenticity and artistry.
Japanese-style BBQ focuses on robata yaki and grilled fish. Traditional BBQ is available only for dine-in, offering a unique mix of Japanese barbecue flavors.
A 15-course Omakase highlights the freshest ingredients crafted into edible works of art. It offers a mix of fresh sushi and affordable options alongside a la carte dishes.
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Make a reservation or come for lunch to ensure you get a spot.
Omakase is available without going into the city.
Lunch prices are wonderful.
Upscale yakiniku restaurant offers fresh Japanese wagyu grilled by staff with excellent ventilation to avoid lingering smells. Interior combines stylish modern design with cozy wooden booths, creating an elegant yet intimate atmosphere suited for small groups and special occasions. Noise levels rise during peak hours, reflecting a lively dining energy.
Melt-in-your-mouth cuts offer a high-end Japanese BBQ experience similar to Tokyo. The grill features excellent ventilation, keeping clothes free of smoke smell.
Omakase here serves a lot of meat-focused courses without rice, vegetables, or desserts. The Chef’s Omakase offers multiple masterpiece courses, including wagyu that stands out for its quality.
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Reservations are required before visiting.
The last seating is at 9:30 PM sharp.
No table can fit more than four people.
Small, intimate space with modern, minimalist design and dim, bar-style lighting creates a relaxed, welcoming vibe. Music plays softly enough for conversation, attracting groups of friends and couples for casual gatherings. Unique features include slanted grills and an open kitchen where fresh meat is sliced to order.
Offers an omakase-style all-you-can-eat BBQ with a huge variety of meats, seafood, and sides. The meat quality stands out as truly top-notch and keeps people coming back.
Omakase here features an all-you-can-eat BBQ with a huge variety of meats and seafood. The set starts strong with a seasoned boneless beef short rib and includes standout items like imported Wagyu that blends juices and fat for rich flavor.
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The all-you-can-eat price is $55 for Omakase, $43 for Basic, and $35 for lunch on weekdays.
Expect long wait times, especially by 6 pm when lines form outside.
You can order four types of meat per round during the all-you-can-eat experience.
High-volume Korean barbecue restaurant offers an all-you-can-eat buffet with self-serve meat stations and a modern, stylish interior. The atmosphere is clean and well lit, lively with loud music and a vibrant vibe. Private rooms and a walk-up bar add options for groups and waiting guests.
Offers all-you-can-eat Korean BBQ with a focus on top-quality meats. Provides a hearty BBQ meal experience that stands out in the area.
Wagyu takes center stage with the omakase selection showcasing rich, tender cuts. Every dish in the Wagyu omakase comes with excellent flavors and satisfying variety.
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Happy hour runs Monday to Friday from 5-8pm and Saturday to Sunday from 2-6pm.
Drinks cost $5 during happy hour, with cocktails at $8.
Expect a wait time of up to two hours during peak hours.
Warm, elegant space with soft lighting and private booths creates a cozy, intimate vibe suited for couples and groups. Karaoke rooms and a balcony with unlimited drinks add lively entertainment options. Ventilation near grills keeps the air fresh, balancing a luxurious yet relaxed atmosphere.
Wagyu beef here is top-tier and melts in your mouth. The bbq steak is well seasoned and lives up to the hype, making it a solid choice for higher-end barbecue.
More than just Wagyu, the omakase includes gourmet starters like lobster and abalone. Every piece is crafted to perfection, fresh and full of flavor, with balanced taste throughout the courses.
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The restaurant offers a $39.99 lunch special that includes various food items.
Reservations are highly recommended due to the restaurant's popularity.
Guests can only order food 3-4 times in 2 hours during the all-you-can-eat experience.
Modern Korean restaurant blends upscale design with authentic warmth and smoke-free grilling technology. Spacious, clean interior features custom grills and a fully stocked bar, creating a stylish yet inviting atmosphere. Offers both Korean BBQ at the table and traditional plated meals, appealing to diners seeking quality and variety.
Meats come tender and perfectly marinated, grilled to juicy, flavorful perfection. The hood system works well, keeping the air clear without lingering smoke.
Quality stands out with the Omakase offering. It includes a kimchi stew and pairs well with japchae.
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Happy hour offers discounts on select appetizers and drinks.
Parking is available on-site for guests.
Expect to spend around $75 per person for a full meal.
Korean barbecue restaurant offers private booths with state-of-the-art infrared grills and exhaust systems that keep the air clear. The interior combines modern sleek design with warm wooden accents, creating an intimate and upscale yet relaxed atmosphere. High-quality wagyu and curated drinks complement the quiet, premium dining experience.
Upscale Korean barbecue features higher end cuts of meat and wagyu beef in various cuts. The experience focuses on traditional grilling with an all-you-can-eat option.
Unlimited servings of A5 wagyu beef define the omakase here, focusing on fatty, high-quality meats rather than sashimi. Service stays private and attentive, making the experience feel exclusive and tailored.
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Make your reservation and be on time as there is a 90-minute limit for dining.
The restaurant offers a $130 per person all-you-can-eat option that includes three rounds.
Water costs $12 and white rice costs $4, which are not complimentary.
Modern space with high ceilings and artwork by renowned artists creates a chic atmosphere. Loud music and dim lighting make conversation difficult, while grilling meat at the table offers an interactive dining experience. A basement bar provides a casual spot to relax before meals.
High quality meat and elevated side dishes define the Korean barbecue here. It blends traditional Korean BBQ with the sophistication of a steakhouse for a distinct experience.
Steak omakase features a variety of well-cut meats cooked to perfection. Detailed explanations accompany the meal, making the experience engaging and the menu a great deal for a Michelin star setting.
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Reservations are highly recommended, especially for weekend dining.
Expect to pay around $225 per person for the full experience.
COTE is the only Michelin-starred Korean BBQ in the world.
Spacious Japanese restaurant offers indoor and outdoor seating with stained glass windows adding a comforting touch. Atmosphere stays calm and elegant with quiet background music, creating a warm and welcoming vibe. Sushi and grilled robata items stand out for their freshness and quality.
Offers all-you-can-eat dinner with a solid mix of rolls, nigiri, and Korean BBQ ribs. The ribs come with a sweet soy glaze and pair well with crispy eggplant and scallop robatayaki.
Omakase options include Maine lobster, ankimo, and bluefin toro. The regular all-you-can-eat menu offers strong value compared to omakase unless specific items are desired.
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The restaurant offers an all-you-can-eat sushi option for a set price.
Parking is available at the location, making access convenient.
The menu includes both all-you-can-eat and à la carte options.
Japanese steakhouse offers an interactive dining experience with tabletop smokeless grills and creative dish presentation. Interiors blend traditional Japanese elements with modern design, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere suited for romantic dinners and group gatherings. Sake selection and quality Wagyu beef stand out as highlights.
Premium Wagyu Japanese BBQ features fresh ingredients and delicate meat cooked perfectly. The atmosphere stays comfortable with excellent service enhancing the overall BBQ experience.
Only one menu option exists, an eight-course omakase. The dishes show great variety, presentation, and flavor throughout the experience.
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The restaurant is cashless, so bring a credit card or mobile payment.
Reservations are recommended, especially during busy dining hours.
The menu changes frequently, so check for availability before visiting.
Private booths with tabletop grills create an interactive and cozy dining experience. Interior features hidden lighting and intimate nooks that enhance privacy. Digital ordering via iPads streamlines service in a space known for high-quality sushi and perfectly cooked meats.
Unlimited Japanese BBQ and sushi come together for about $50 per person. Private booths with grills let you cook a variety of BBQ meats and enjoy a great selection alongside sushi and sashimi.
Omakase offers large, thick-cut fish with generous portions in a tasting of four pieces. The $85 to $88 price range includes options like a filling Omakase/BBQ combo and quality meat that impresses.
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The lunch all-you-can-eat menu is available Tuesday to Thursday from 12:30 PM to 3:00 PM for $29.99.
The dinner all-you-can-eat menu is available Tuesday to Thursday for $39.99.
Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends.
Large space combines sushi bar, stone grill, and karaoke rooms with full bar and multiple dining areas. Atmosphere feels lively and upscale with elegant decor, high ceilings, and big TVs showing sports. Popular for groups and special occasions, blending casual and festive energy.
Includes a mix of Japanese BBQ and sushi with large meat platters available. The BBQ meat is consistently good quality and easy on the stomach.
Variety stands out with options like 5A wagyu, toro, and short rib galbi. The Stone Grill Omakase Set offers a mix of meats and seafood including prawns, squids, and pork belly cuts.
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Parking can be tough during peak hours, despite a large plaza lot.
The kitchen closes at 2:30pm on weekdays, so order early.
Lunch prices are on the higher side compared to other sushi spots.
Japanese BBQ restaurant offers authentic yakiniku experience with top-notch wagyu and carefully crafted cocktails. Atmosphere suits date nights and celebrations with a clean, comfortable setting and enjoyable vibes. Reservations require full party presence, and parking can be challenging.
Japanese BBQ here offers authentic flavors with a focus on wagyu that stands out. Service is consistently amazing, enhancing the overall dining experience.
Premium omakase costs $89 per person and includes appetizers, salad, soup, rice dish, and signature dishes. BBQ meat selection and dessert complete the meal.
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Reservations are required for dinner service, and the whole party must be present to be seated.
Expect high prices, with omakase options ranging from $80 to $120 per person.
Side dishes are not included and are overpriced for their small portions.