All-You-Can- Eat A5 Wagyu in Ginza Steak,Tokyo
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- Опубликовано: 21 сен 2024
- Today, I am taking you to one of my favorite all you can eat A5 wagyu beef in Tokyo. The name of the restaurant is Ginza Steak. They have 4 branches in Tokyo and are always busy so it is recommended that you make a reservation online. If you’d prefer to walk-in, you will have a better chance of getting a seat during lunch time. Visit their website www.ginzano.jp... for lunch and dinner menu options.
For this episode, I visited the Ginza Steak Honten which is close to the Shimbashi station.
Enjoy and thanks for watching.
Very well doned master chef! Perfect and clean!
We went to the same place before the pandemic and had a excellent lunch ACYE Wagyu. It was awesome.
wow didn’t even know they had ayce for wagyu, thanks for the rec!
Yea! You should definitely try it if you get the chance! :)
I did not have a good experience at this restaurant. The preset starter meats(mandatory) were all Round Cuts and were tough. Even after finishing these servings the choices for the AYCE were still Round or Chuck Cuts. Most were still tough. Wagyu? I don’t think so.
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incredible
I hope the Chef would put more quality green in the plate (1. Pan seered fresh shitake mushrooms, 2. Spinach or water Crest buds (stir fried), 3. Cherry Tomato)
there were some vegs on the salmon and sukiyaki dish but they cater mainly for meat lovers
I had a chance of eating Wagyu in Japan but I chose different dishes instead. I should have tried Wagyu. This is amazing and sumptuous.
yuh, with so many options available it is hard to choose which one to try.
Is this actually kuroge wagyu? The color doesnt seem like one tho. I never had wagyu that looked white like this before
Hi! the menu is listed as A5 Kuroge Wagyu. The package I got have both Shimohuri (more marbling) and Akami (leaner cut). I can say that the Shimohuri was far better than anything I have tried anywhere.
In japan, all you can eat = same portion as a regular dish. Only silly gaijins dont understand.😂
Thanks for sharing the video. Do you know if the restaurant serves non-meat dishes as my daughter doesn't eat meat?
Hi, thanks for your comment. They do serve non meat dishes as part of the meal (like fish) but not sure if you'd be willing to pay the entire cost of the meal without having the beef. If you are planning to visit, I would recommend to inquire if they have non meat options. I do not recall having seen it on the menu but probably it can be arranged separately.
thank you for content, looking forward to more !
Thanks! Glad that you liked it.
Amazing video. Just curious, how are you able to live/work in Japan?
Thanks for the comment. I was just in Tokyo for a short trip and was amazed by the things I experienced so decided to share them.
tbh I prefer AYCE places where I can cook by myself. It's just more fun for me 😂😂😂
titlovi nisu dostupni kako onda date pratim u tvojim kulinarskim delicijamapozdrav iz HRVATSKE
Thanks for your comment @darkolukacevic34. Unfortunately subtitle was not available for this video but i made changes to include it in the latest video that i uploaded for my Croatian friends to enjoy! Have a good day!
Can we skip some dishes like chicken and soup, And save room for more steak?
😆 I'm sure you can skip them but they are really good as well 👍
Hi! Please provide the restaurant name and location address. Thank so much.
Hi @EagleCafe, the website of the restaurant is in the description. Anyway, the name of the restaurant is Ginza Steak and here's the website for your reference - www.ginzano.jp/steak/en/
I visited the Ginza Honten location which was near the Shimbashi train station. Exact address is: Granbell Ginza Ⅱ 8F・9F, 1-5-5 Shinbashi, Minato-ku, Tokyo, 105-0004, Japan
I saw the website says no reception of preschool children. What age does that mean?
Hi @katrinawong3584, not sure if this is due to the restaurant not having the logistics like high chairs for children or perhaps due to the absence of kids menu as well as the nature of the restaurant (all you can eat). Anyway, I would suggest that you call them to check the minimum age for children that you can bring if you are interested to visit.
That means below first grade ie. under around 7 years old.
No children under 7 years old
how much yen for all?
it was 11,880 yen
Dont tell Joel Hansen!!!
How much is it
Hi, it is about $80 USD for this menu that I selected. They have several prix fixe menus to choose from. If you are planning to visit, the website of the restaurant is on the description.
How much does it cost?
it cost me 11,880 yen which is about US $80