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How we read reviews →Chinatown charcoal yakiniku den plating M8 wagyu AYCE, yakitori skewers and sashimi.
Cosy, dimly-lit Chinatown yakiniku den with tatami-style private booths, charcoal smoke in the air and an izakaya-bar energy that turns buzzy on weekend nights.
Tableside smokeless charcoal grilling, private tatami booths, all-you-can-eat wagyu set menus, a sake and spirits shelf, and staff who explain each wagyu cut's origin.
Staff detail the Japanese region each wagyu cut comes from, and the tatami seating, sake shelving and yakiniku ritual read as genuinely Japanese rather than generic BBQ.
The $89-92pp all-you-can-eat wagyu set is widely called great value for the quality, though a few reviewers felt the premium set menus didn't justify the price on an off night.
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