Kumano Gyu and Kishu Wakagyu—both are branded beef raised in Wakayama, but their flavors are totally different. Kumano Gyu has fine-textured meat with sweetness and rich umami packed in. Kishu Wakagyu is lean-focused with less marbling, so it’s not heavy and the umami spreads lightly. The “Which do you like better?” talk naturally picks up.
From branded wagyu to Japanese beef, chicken, pork, and hormone, we’ve got a wide selection—so you can invite anyone with confidence. Because it’s grilled over charcoal, each cut’s aroma and umami are brought out properly. From a casual meal to a lively party, tonight’s star is Wakayama beef.

Known for its fine grain and tender texture, with a balanced sweetness and rich umami. Enjoy that depth with an assorted platter that lets you taste multiple cuts at once.

Kuroge wagyu with intentionally reduced marbling to highlight the natural deliciousness of lean meat. With a light, clean mouthfeel, it’s also recommended for those who haven’t liked fatty meat in the past.
Because we grill it slowly with charcoal’s far-infrared heat, you get a savory aroma you can’t get from gas. “The yakiniku here just smells different.”—if that’s what you feel, you’re right.
Compare Kumano Gyu and Kishu Wakagyu in the same night, and you’ll notice just how deep wagyu can be. “Light and clean” or “rich and deep”—which are you? The answer comes after you taste it.
Along with partitioned table seating and open seating, we also have Japanese-style rooms that can be divided with shoji screens (sunken kotatsu style, 30 seats). Every seat is equipped with a smokeless roaster, and we can accommodate everything from small groups to parties of up to 30 people.

Start with the classic. With sauce or salt, it’s a slice that makes rice disappear.

That crunchy bite is addictive. With salt, sauce, or Continental Spice.

Everyone’s favorite—reliably delicious. With salt, miso, or Continental Spice.

Fresh, so there’s no smell. An assorted platter where you can enjoy popular cuts all at once.

Fresh vegetables with our homemade dressing. A refreshing break between bites of meat.

Napa cabbage, kkakdugi, and more. The richness and heat make yakiniku even better.

Crispy outside, chewy inside. A Korean classic: seafood chijimi.

Sizzling hot in a stone bowl. A popular finishing dish for many guests.




