Yakiniku Shibaura Komazawa Main Branch

Yakiniku Shibaura Komazawa Main Branch
Unleash a symphony of flavors with premium Yakiniku in Setagaya, Tokyo, featuring exceptional cuts like Chateaubriand and a cozy ambiance.
Restaurant Details
Yakiniku Shibaura in Komazawa is a dining treasure celebrated for its premium Yakiniku and Horumon selections that transport food lovers into a haven of rich flavors. Specializing in exquisite cuts of meats, including the succulent Chateaubriand and buttery tenderloin, each bite is an ode to quality and craftsmanship. Located in the vibrant Setagaya district of Tokyo, near the landmark Komazawa University, the restaurant presents a culinary journey that melds authentic Japanese traditions with culinary innovation.
The ambiance resonates sophistication with a cozy, inviting warmth that welcomes diners for any occasion - whether it be an intimate dinner or a family gathering. The tastefully designed interiors incorporate semi-private rooms and traditional fixtures that reflect the essence of Japan with a dash of modern chic.
With every ingredient carefully sourced and masterfully prepared, guests can relish signature dishes like the renowned three-second sear, offering a burst of flavors that tantalize the palate. The attentive service and expert knowledge of the staff heighten the entire dining experience, making Yakiniku Shibaura a preferred destination among both locals and visitors seeking an unforgettable feast. This restaurant's commitment to quality, atmosphere, and creativity establishes it as a culinary beacon in Tokyo's dynamic food scene, drawing patrons back time and again.
Yakiniku Shibaura Komazawa Main Branch Phone Number
Yakiniku Shibaura Komazawa Main Branch Business Days
Yakiniku Shibaura Komazawa Main Branch Address
5-chōme-16-9 Komazawa, Setagaya City, Tokyo 154-0012, Japan
Yakiniku Shibaura Komazawa Main Branch Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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