Yakiniku NIKUJUHACHI – Premium Wagyu in Wakayama

Yakiniku NIKUJUHACHI – Premium Wagyu in Wakayama
Yakiniku
Indulge in premium yakiniku and Korean barbecue at Yakiniku Niku 18, situated in Wakayama's lively Misono-cho, with specialties like beef tongue.
Restaurant Details
Nestled in Wakayama's bustling Misono-cho area, Yakiniku Niku 18 offers an exceptional Korean BBQ experience. Stationed on the third floor of the Sueyoshi Building, this restaurant is a culinary delight near JR Wakayama Station, ideal for both seasoned connoisseurs and curious newcomers seeking authentic Yakiniku flavors.
Yakiniku Niku 18 distinguishes itself with its premium meat selections, featuring prized cuts such as marbled aitchbone, juicy kalbi, and the delectable beef tongue. The rotating menu ensures every visit has the potential for new culinary discoveries, with the top skirt steak remaining a beloved staple.
The atmosphere at Yakiniku Niku 18 is warm and inviting, striking the perfect balance between modern décor and traditional elegance. Patrons can select from comfortable table seats or classic tatami seating, making it suitable for any occasion, from casual dinners to more formal celebrations.
Highlighting traditional Korean side dishes like spicy kimchi and seasoned namul, Yakiniku Niku 18 crafts each plate with dedication and precision. Finish your meal with their refreshing cold noodles, rounded up perfectly for a delightful dining conclusion.
Known for its dedication to quality and service, this restaurant offers an extraordinary journey into Korean and Yakiniku cuisine, celebrated by loyal fans and newcomers alike.
Yakiniku NIKUJUHACHI – Premium Wagyu in Wakayama Phone Number
Yakiniku NIKUJUHACHI – Premium Wagyu in Wakayama Business Days
Yakiniku NIKUJUHACHI – Premium Wagyu in Wakayama Address
4-chōme-75 Misonochō, Wakayama, 640-8331, Japan
Yakiniku NIKUJUHACHI – Premium Wagyu in Wakayama Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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