Yamaya

Yamaya
Robatayaki (Charcoal-grill)
Discover authentic yakiniku in Kagoshima's Kisaraba, with fresh heart sashimi and thick-cut beef tongue at Yamaya, a true BBQ paradise.
Restaurant Details
Yamaya, nestled in the vibrant Kisaraba neighborhood of Kagoshima, is a beloved yakiniku destination, captivating grill enthusiasts and culinary adventurers alike. The restaurant stands out for its masterful presentation of horumon (offal), offering an assortment of cheek, heart, and liver dishes that are both delectable and adventurous. Notably, Yamaya’s thick-cut beef tongue and bone-in short ribs are a must-try, consistently delivering rich flavors and delightful textures.
What truly sets Yamaya apart is its dedication to the traditional charcoal grill technique. This method imparts a distinct smokiness, enhancing the quality and savor of their premium meats. The cozy, rustic setting of the restaurant complements the grilling experience, creating an intimate atmosphere perfect for gathering with friends or enjoying a quiet meal.
Conveniently located near the Kagoshima City Tram's Kisaraba Stop, Yamaya is easily accessible for both locals and tourists. As you step into the inviting ambiance, you’ll discover a place where the vibrant energy of the area meets the warm hospitality of the staff.
The team at Yamaya is known for their attentive and friendly service, ensuring that every dining experience is memorable. Their commitment extends beyond just delivering exceptional food; it's about creating a welcoming environment where guests feel at home.
Whether you're exploring the exotic flavors of horumon for the first time or savoring the familiar taste of grilled delicacies, Yamaya promises a unique dining journey that leaves a lasting impression.
Yamaya Phone Number
Yamaya Business Days
Yamaya Address
2-chōme-43-16 Arata, Kagoshima, 890-0054, Japan
Yamaya Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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