Yakiniku King Sakata Branch

Yakiniku King Sakata Branch
Discover the vibrant Yakiniku King Sakata Branch, where Japanese BBQ meets a lively atmosphere and signature dishes like King Kalbi and Premium Loin Steak.
Restaurant Details
Yakiniku King Sakata Branch is a vibrant destination for lovers of Yakiniku, or Japanese BBQ, located in the heart of Sakata, Yamagata. Known for its lively and bustling atmosphere, this restaurant is a popular spot for gatherings, offering an all-you-can-eat format that attracts both locals and visitors alike.
The restaurant specializes in a wide array of grilled meats, including their signature King Kalbi and Premium Loin Steak. Guests can also indulge in Spicy Miso Horumon, Beef Tongue, and Outside Skirt, all prepared using a convenient touch panel ordering system. This modern approach ensures quick service and allows diners to enjoy their meals at their own pace.
Yakiniku King Sakata Branch is conveniently situated at 8-7 Higashiryōuchō, making it easily accessible for those exploring the area. The restaurant's friendly and efficient staff contribute to a welcoming dining experience, ensuring that every visit is enjoyable.
In addition to its extensive meat offerings, the restaurant features seasonal limited dishes, such as the Hokkaido fair with Jingisukan, adding a unique touch to its menu. For those seeking variety, the menu also includes Tsukemen, Choregi Salad, and a selection of desserts like Chocolate Berry Parfait and Almond Tofu.
Whether you're a Yakiniku enthusiast or a first-time visitor, Yakiniku King Sakata Branch promises a memorable dining experience with its diverse menu and lively setting.
Yakiniku King Sakata Branch Phone Number
Yakiniku King Sakata Branch Business Days
Yakiniku King Sakata Branch Address
8-7 Higashiryoucho, Sakata-shi, Yamagata 998-0831
Yakiniku King Sakata Branch Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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