Yonezawa Gyuu Ooki Kongoukaku Yakiniku Ooki
Experience Yonezawa's pinnacle of taste with authentic yakiniku, served in an elegant setting that celebrates Japan's finest beef.
Restaurant Details
Nestled in Yonezawa, Yamagata, Yonezawa Gyuu Ooki is renowned for its mastery of Yakiniku, a beloved Japanese barbecue style. The restaurant proudly centers its offerings around Yonezawa Beef, celebrated for its exquisite tenderness and rich flavor. From luscious boneless short ribs to flavorful aitchbone cuts, each piece is expertly grilled to enhance its natural taste, complemented by fresh salads, kimchi, and delightful desserts.
Located conveniently on 3-41 Sakuragicho, a short stroll from Yonezawa Station, Yonezawa Gyuu Ooki also offers proximity to cultural landmarks like Uesugi Shrine, adding a touch of exploration to your visit. Inside, the setting blends elegance with tranquility, overlooking a picturesque Japanese garden—making it ideal for family gatherings, intimate dates, or solo excursions into the realm of fine dining.
Spread across several floors, each level provides a unique culinary experience—the second floor features yakiniku, the third offers sukiyaki, and the fourth focuses on steak. Outstanding service is a hallmark here, with attentive staff knowledgeable about the menu's signature dishes, promising a memorable dining journey. Immerse yourself in the delightful flavors of award-winning Yonezawa beef, an essential experience for any culinary enthusiast.
Yonezawa Gyuu Ooki Kongoukaku Yakiniku Ooki Phone Number
Yonezawa Gyuu Ooki Kongoukaku Yakiniku Ooki Business Days
Yonezawa Gyuu Ooki Kongoukaku Yakiniku Ooki Address
3-41 Sakuragicho, Yonezawa-shi, Yamagata 992-0017
Yonezawa Gyuu Ooki Kongoukaku Yakiniku Ooki Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund minus a 3.2% transaction fee.
Restaurant location
While the Zao Onsen ski resort is the major winter attraction of Yamagata, the prefecture offers activities year-round, from hiking the mountainous surrounds and discovering tree-shrouded temples, to soothing hot spring retreats, and even a large-scale human chess tournament in the spring!
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