Edo Yakiniku

Yakiniku (BBQ)
Discover Edo Yakiniku's art of grilling in Ginza, where premium Tajima Manyo beef achieves perfection in an intimate and exclusive dining setting.
Restaurant Details
Situated in the heart of Ginza, Tokyo, Edo Yakiniku serves as a beacon of Japanese culinary tradition. Renowned for its hallmark Tajima Manyo beef, the restaurant invites diners to a unique epicurean journey, blending timeless flavors with modern techniques.
Chef Taisuke Chikaju, a respected figure in the Japanese barbecue scene, masterfully orchestrates a gastronomic symphony at Edo Yakiniku. His profound expertise is apparent through each meticulously crafted dish, which showcases not just the quality of the beef but also his intuitive approach to the art of yakiniku. Signature offerings include succulent beef tongue, rich in umami, and beautifully marbled sirloin—each piece kissed by the grill to a smoky finish.
Nestled within the contemporary HULIC & New GINZA NAMIKI building, Edo Yakiniku is easily accessible, just a brisk walk from Ginza Station. Its interior seamlessly fuses modern elegance with subtle nods to traditional Japanese aesthetics, completing the immersive dining experience. With just six counter seats, the restaurant promises exclusivity and an intimate connection to the culinary process.
Not simply a meal, dining at Edo Yakiniku is an immersive experience tailored for discerning food enthusiasts seeking an education in flavor and an appreciation of Japan's revered beef. The knowledgeable staff complements the dining journey with attentive service, ensuring that every patron leaves with memories as rich as the taste of the beef itself.
Perfect for special occasions or intimate gatherings, Edo Yakiniku remains a must-visit in the bustling Ginza district, reminding us of the simplicity and elegance of fine Japanese dining.
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Edo Yakiniku Address
HULIC & New GINZA NAMIKI 6 4F A, 6-6-5 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 104-0061
Edo Yakiniku Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund minus a 3.2% transaction fee.
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