Yakiniku Sumiya Main Branch

Yakiniku Sumiya Main Branch
Yakiniku
Experience authentic Yakiniku at Yakiniku Sumiya Main Branch, just steps from Tokyo Skytree. Enjoy award-winning Yamagata beef and unique flavors.
Restaurant Details
Yakiniku Sumiya Main Branch is a haven for lovers of Yakiniku, Korean cuisine, and tripe, located in the heart of Sumida City, Tokyo. This restaurant is renowned for its exceptional selection of Yamagata beef, offering a variety of cuts such as Wagyu outside skirt, grilled beef liver, and salted beef tongue. The menu also features unique dishes like stone-grilled garlic bibimbap and avocado kimchi, which showcase a fusion of flavors that delight the palate.
Situated conveniently near Oshiage Station and just a short walk from the iconic Tokyo Skytree, Yakiniku Sumiya Main Branch is easily accessible for both locals and tourists. The restaurant boasts a calm and clean atmosphere with traditional Japanese seating, making it an ideal spot for family gatherings or a lively weekend outing.
The staff at Yakiniku Sumiya Main Branch are known for their friendly and accommodating nature, ensuring quick service even during peak hours. The restaurant is also kid-friendly and offers luggage accommodation for travelers, adding to its appeal for families and tourists alike.
Whether you're savoring the grilled mountain chain tripe or indulging in the kalbi soup, each dish is expertly prepared, allowing diners to grill their meat to personal preference. This attention to detail and dedication to quality make Yakiniku Sumiya Main Branch a standout destination for anyone seeking an authentic Japanese BBQ experience in Tokyo.
Yakiniku Sumiya Main Branch Phone Number
Yakiniku Sumiya Main Branch Business Days
Yakiniku Sumiya Main Branch Address
4-16-1 Narihira, Sumida-ku, Tokyo 130-0002
Yakiniku Sumiya 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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