Iidabashi Taishu Yakiniku Bariton

Iidabashi Taishu Yakiniku Bariton
Yakiniku
Discover charcoal-grilled yakiniku at Iidabashi Taishu Yakiniku Bariton, Tokyo's finest spot steps from Iidabashi Station, offering fresh horumon delights!,
Restaurant Details
Iidabashi Taishu Yakiniku Bariton is a buzzing eatery just steps from Iidabashi Station in Tokyo, famous for an irresistible all-you-can-eat yakiniku lunch priced at JPY 1,000. Known for its expertise in delectable yakiniku and horumon, Bariton harnesses the age-old technique of charcoal grilling, imparting its dishes with a delightful, smoky aroma.
Carnivores are treated to a menu packed with enticing selections such as liver, beef tongue, heart, and the savory outside skirt steak. Each piece is meticulously prepared to ensure a tender bite, and the unique grilling method brings out exquisite flavors. Round out your meal with unlimited rice and soup, offered to create the perfect balance to the smoky grilled meats.
Nestled in Chiyoda City's lively district, Bariton fosters a cozy yet energetic dining atmosphere perfect for both casual gatherings and dedicated culinary adventures. The minimalistic but charming decor lets patrons concentrate on the joyful experience of grilling and sharing their meals.
With the authentic vibe of an izakaya, the service at Bariton is brisk and inviting. The warm, attentive staff ensures patrons feel valued and satisfied throughout their meal. An ideal destination for both seasoned horumon enthusiasts and yakiniku novices, Iidabashi Taishu Yakiniku Bariton dishes up abundant flavors at unbeatable value, delivering a truly memorable dining escapade in the heart of Tokyo.
Iidabashi Taishu Yakiniku Bariton Phone Number
Iidabashi Taishu Yakiniku Bariton Business Days
Iidabashi Taishu Yakiniku Bariton Address
4-chōme-9-7 Iidabashi, Chiyoda City, Tokyo 102-0072, Japan
Iidabashi Taishu Yakiniku Bariton Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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