Famous BBQ Restaurant Wagyu Yakiniku Toku (Online Reservation) | Kyoto, Japan
Visit Wagyu Yakiniku Toku, a famous Kyoto Wagyu barbecue restaurant located just a 3-minute walk from Hankyu Shijo Kawaramachi Station. Indulge in high-quality barbecue in a Japanese-style setting while overlooking the picturesque Kamogawa River. Enjoy carefully selected Shinshu Premium Beef that adheres to Nagano Prefecture's standards, as well as the finest Kuroge Wagyu from various regions across Japan.
- Savor the day's finest Japanese Wagyu beef, featuring Nagano Prefecture's Shinshu Premium Beef
- Enjoy the pure flavors of the ingredients and the silky texture from genuine Kuroge Wagyu cows
- Dine in a modern Japanese style that incorporates Kyoto-specific materials, such as tatami and lime plaster, to create a unique atmosphere
Options
Wagyu Yakiniku Toku｜Wagyu BBQ Set
Additional Info
Guests in the same group must order the same package.
Children aged 0–11 can share meals with adults without ordering separately. However, in order to facilitate the restaurant's ability to control the number of people visiting it, please order based on the actual number of people
What's included in Famous BBQ Restaurant Wagyu Yakiniku Toku (Online Reservation) | Kyoto, Japan
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— What You Can Expect —
Explore Wagyu Yakiniku Toku, a renowned Kyoto Wagyu barbecue spot, just a 3-minute walk from Hankyu Shijo Kawaramachi Station. Enjoy top-tier barbecue in a serene Japanese-style setting and admire the view of the Kamogawa River. Experience Shinshu Premium Beef, which adheres to Nagano Prefecture's standards and showcases the finest Kuroge Wagyu of the day from across Japan. Savor the expertly cut meat, which enhances its original flavor for a delightful taste and tender texture.
Enjoy a memorable culinary experience and book with Over The Planet!
— Package Introduction —
- Standard Wagyu BBQ Set Meal
- Premium Wagyu BBQ Course
- Deluxe Wagyu BBQ Set Meal
- Purchase an additional 2 hours of all-you-can-drink drinks
Inclusions
- Consumption tax
- Service charge
- Restaurant reservation fee
- Personal expenses
- Other expenses not mentioned above
- Please arrive at the designated location 15 minute(s) before the scheduled departure time, as the tour will depart on time
- If you have any questions about the product content before or during the meal, please contact Over The Planet customer service.
- Please go to the restaurant according to the scheduled time. If you are late due to your own reasons, the dining time will not be extended and you will not be able to request a refund.
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Meeting / End Points
- Wagyu Yakiniku Toku
Policies
Purchase Summary
- Children 12 years of age and older need to reserve the same package as adults
- Children aged 0–11 can share meals with adults without ordering separately. However, in order to facilitate the restaurant's ability to control the number of people visiting it, please order based on the actual number of people
- Please note that seat assignments cannot be specified and will be arranged by the restaurant staff on the day
- The set menus are for reference only, and the ingredients may change according to the season. The actual meal content is subject to the offer on the day
- Please arrive at the restaurant on time. If you are more than 15 minutes late, the restaurant reserves the right to cancel the reservation, and fees will not be refunded. If you arrive more than 15 minutes early, the restaurant may refuse entry, and you may be asked to wait outside until the designated time
- Please dress appropriately and avoid overly casual attire, including slippers, sandals, tank tops, shorts, suspenders, miniskirts, etc. Male guests are required to wear a shirt or jacket with a collar and long trousers (no jeans), along with socks
- If the guest fails to provide accurate reservation information (including the number of guests) or fails to comply with Japanese dining etiquette (such as making loud noises, fighting, or smoking in the restaurant), all losses and consequences caused by drinking, live streaming, or other activities that may affect others' dining must be borne by the guests themselves
