Yakiniku Jun

Yakiniku Jun
Discover Yakiniku Jun in Soka, where expertly grilled meats meet a cozy atmosphere. Enjoy the best of yakiniku and Korean cuisine.
Restaurant Details
Yakiniku Jun, nestled in the heart of Soka, Saitama, is a cozy haven for lovers of Japanese BBQ and Korean cuisine. This inviting restaurant is renowned for its expertly grilled meats, including ribeye with good marbling, upper outside skirt, and the limited regular tongue. The attentive staff ensures that each dish is cooked to perfection, maintaining the ideal grill temperature to enhance the flavors.
The restaurant's menu is a delightful blend of traditional and innovative dishes. Diners can savor the rich taste of kimchi with Japanese-style umami, spicy beef soup with thick noodles, and refreshing ume cold noodles. For those with a penchant for variety, the salad and rice soup, along with the creamy crust liver, offer a unique culinary experience.
Located conveniently near the station in Soka, Yakiniku Jun is easily accessible for both locals and visitors. The restaurant's interior exudes a homey atmosphere, with clean restrooms and a calm, refreshing decor that invites guests to relax and enjoy their meal. Despite its popularity, the service remains quick and efficient, even during peak times.
Following in the footsteps of its previous owner, Yakiniku Jun has been renovated with a new name and owner, continuing its legacy of quality and hospitality. The restaurant also offers frozen spicy beef soup for take-home, allowing guests to enjoy their favorite flavors at home. Complimentary treats like pineapple and tea add a sweet touch to the dining experience, making it a perfect spot for family outings or casual gatherings with friends.
Yakiniku Jun Phone Number
Yakiniku Jun Business Days
Yakiniku Jun Address
580-1 Yatsukacho, Soka, Saitama 340-0023
Yakiniku Jun Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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