The cost performance is terrible. It's quite expensive. The attitude of the staff is the worst!!! They just slam the beer on the table causing it to overflow with foam... they don't smile at all... no smiles... Even though it's a family-friendly yakiniku restaurant, it's a shame... There are not many dining options around here, so local people come here, parents drink alcohol and walk back home... It seems like children also like yakiniku... I would never go there by train or bus.

This is a typical casual yakiniku restaurant with very reasonable prices. The downside is that you cannot make a reservation, but if you go around 6:00 PM, you can usually get in without much trouble. When I arrived at 6:30 PM on a Saturday, I had to wait for about 15 minutes, including for parking.

I post gourmet information on Instagram! ▶️ @chaton___gourmet Yakiniku restaurant Gyutan @ Futakotamagawa I ate and drank a lot, but I was treated so I don't know the price. The assorted meat was very delicious. The place was not crowded, maybe because it's far from the station! Thank you for the meal. #Gyutan #Gyutan #Futakotamagawa #Tamagawa #Denenchofu #Gourmet #Yakiniku #Meat #MeatLover #Kalbi #BeefTongue #Delicious #FoodPorn #Gurunavi #GourmetGirls #GourmetAccount #Alcohol #SakeGram #Tokyo #TokyoGourmet #FutakotamagawaGourmet #TamagawaGourmet #DenenchofuGourmet #Rice #Dinner #Dinner

Visited for lunch on the weekend. Unfortunately, it was a rainy day due to a typhoon approaching, so after spending the morning at Okagean Komazawa Park, I wandered in my car in search of a lunch spot. I ended up at a Sri Lankan restaurant called KING LION, which was newly opened at the site of the former Sri Lankan restaurant Slasa in Mizonokuchi, but they were not open around 12:30 pm. Continuing my search, I ended up at a restaurant near Tamagawa where I used to live. I ordered aged Harami for 780 yen, Nodobue (salt) for 660 yen, pork belly for 650 yen, assorted Namul for 750 yen, Oi Kimchi for 430 yen, and Yukkejang Kuppa for 880 yen. I used to visit this place frequently when I lived nearby 12-3 years ago, but I haven't been back since moving away. The performance of the restaurant was good back then for being within walking distance from home. Despite the presence of Tokyo City University, a 4-year university, in Tamagawa, the location of restaurants is still quite isolated, especially towards the Oyamadai Station side. I just noticed now that there is a period at the end of the restaurant's name, like Morning Musume (the sign does show it, though). It was good to see that they now have a drink bar, which they didn't have before. The smokeless roaster could have had a stronger pull, but the meat was decent, with room for improvement. The Yukkejang Kuppa at the end could have been spicier. The table sauce (Yangnyeom) was very delicious. Thank you for the meal.

If you go from Futako Tamagawa towards Denenchofu on Tamatsutsumi Street, you will come across a yakiniku restaurant in a somewhat remote location, so it seems like mostly locals visit. It's a bit challenging to reach without a car! I've been curious about this yakiniku restaurant for a while now, but never had the chance to visit because I couldn't drink alcohol if I drove. However, I finally got the opportunity this time and decided to go! It was around 5 pm on a Sunday, and the place was quite busy, with many families dining there. The interior of the restaurant had a family restaurant-like atmosphere, with spacious sofa seats that were comfortable. The yakiniku itself was reasonably priced, but the quality of the meat was not bad at all. We ordered tongue, kalbi, harami, and senmai sashimi, among other items, and everything was delicious and satisfying. They also had a good selection of alcohol, making it suitable for a yakiniku and drinking session. To finish off, we ordered egg soup and bibimbap, which were both simple and tasty. Overall, this yakiniku restaurant offers good value for money, a comfortable dining environment, and ample parking, making it ideal for families. Oh, and there were also middle-aged men having a party, so it seems suitable for group gatherings as well!

Located along Tamagawa-dori, with a wide interior offering views of Musashi Kosugi. The interior is really spacious. I had been curious passing by, and finally decided to try it out! The draft beer (Premium Malts) is delicious. The meat options range from high-priced to more cost-effective, making it easy to enjoy. The side menu is also extensive. The soft salad greens salad, beef tongue, and the very generous portion of Yukgaejang soup were particularly good. For those not in the neighborhood, I recommend coming for a drive to enjoy the night view of the Tama River and Musashi Kosugi.

Went to a local yakiniku restaurant with my family. This place is recommended for having a kids' room and a drink bar, and the meat is delicious. However, on this day, I wasn't feeling well so the fatty meat was a bit tough to eat. I couldn't even eat the rib roast. On days when you're not feeling well, drinking alcohol doesn't make you feel pleasantly drunk. It's important to take care of your health.

A cheap and delicious yakiniku restaurant rumored to be good. The view is also nice, being right by the river. The rib roast and harami were both delicious, but I was hoping for a standout dish. Well, it's unfair to expect that at this price. We ate and drank with 4 people for around 12,000 yen.

The restaurant was crowded at night, so I visited after 2 am. There were two families and we were able to sit at a window seat because it was available. Ordering was easy with the touch panel. The food came out quickly, probably because it wasn't busy. The taste of the meat was excellent. The prices were reasonable and we were very satisfied. They had a wide variety of meats including beef, hormone, chicken, pork, seafood, vegetables, and various grilled salts. It cost about 12,000 yen for three adults without alcohol. We will definitely be returning. Thank you for the meal.

The seating spacing was appropriate and the taste was very good.

The noodles are delicious!

This is a traditional yakiniku restaurant that I visited after a long time. I arrived at 17:30 and there were already a few customers. The fact that they have a parking lot is great, and they also have a kids' space which is convenient for families with children. However, the level of service from the staff is not very high, so please be aware of that. The view has changed due to the development in Musashi Kosugi, and the night view is now beautiful. While enjoying the scenery, the restaurant quickly filled up, showing that it is quite popular. The meat, salad, drinks, and dessert were all delicious. I enjoyed my meal and will definitely come back again.

There is a parking lot and a yakiniku restaurant along the Tama River. The spacious interior is a relaxing space with a nice view, making it a recommended spot. They have a variety of drinks at the drink bar for you to enjoy. The flavors of the dishes were all delicious. However, the upper mino was not that great. Especially delicious were the salad, shibire, tokusen, and upper kalbi. There are many other tasty options as well. It's a great place to enjoy yakiniku while taking in the scenery when you want to relax.

I was surprised that there were few customers. I think the taste is not bad, but I feel that eating yakiniku in a lively and bustling place makes it taste better. It's not bad overall. The meat is decent for the price, but everything was like this. The restaurant was very empty as usual. It might be good for those who want to relax. The chairs seemed really worn out, maybe they should consider replacing them. Just changing the cushions would make a big difference.

Tamagawa "Ushita" Tamagawa View Yakiniku Restaurant 6/21 Cloudy Stopped by a yakiniku restaurant on the way from Tamagawa-dai Park to Todoroki Gorge. The restaurant is on the second floor, and we sat by the window. In front of us is the Tama River, a yakiniku restaurant with a view of the Tamagawa River. Although we could see the riverbank, it was not clear if we could see the surface of the river. The prices for yakiniku were not cheap but not expensive either. It seems like they don't have a lunch menu. Well, we came here to eat yakiniku after all. ☆Dishes - Kalbi (marinated short ribs) - Harami (marinated skirt steak) - Salted coarse-ground sausage - Pork Kalbi (marinated pork short ribs) - Sancho (Japanese pepper) Kimchi Rice ☆Drinks - Draft Beer - Shandy with Lemon You can choose between marinated or salted for most dishes. However, the portion of meat was small, usually about 5 pieces. The meat was average. The Sancho was not the traditional kind but a mix of lettuce and other greens. We were surprised by the bill. Maybe we got carried away with drinking and ordering.

I visited Yakiniku Gyutan in Tama River along Tamagawa-dori from Futako-Tamagawa to Denenchofu. The restaurant has a great location with a view of the Tama River to the south, but at night, there is no view as it is dark outside. The highlight of the restaurant is the drink bar at the entrance, which is rare for a yakiniku restaurant. The food, including the Bibimbap and Kimchi Fried Rice, was above average and reasonably priced considering the location in Futako-Tamagawa and Denenchofu. Despite the dark view outside, the overall experience was satisfying. After finishing the meal and stepping outside, I was greeted by a refreshing breeze and the scent of grass from the Tama River.

If you drive straight from Nikotama on Tamagawa Street towards the Tamagawa Grand direction, you will see a large yakiniku restaurant on the left side, which is the place. I decided to try a new place and went in, and the window seats are really nice. You can see the Tamagawa River from there. It's really amazing in the evening and at night! I bet it's beautiful to see cherry blossoms in the spring. The restaurant is spacious and clean! However, the most important part, the meat, was just average... nothing really stood out. Also, the staff were unfriendly... disappointing. By the way, the nearest station is... maybe Tamagawa Station on the Tokyu Toyoko Line? Or maybe Denenchofu Station? Around that area.

I have used this restaurant for company gatherings several times. It is understandable that they are busy with a large number of people, but they often forget orders. As for the taste, it may be obvious, but all the premium meats are delicious. Also, all soft drinks are free drinks. I wish they would at least make the drinks order-based for banquet settings.