What to order at Yakiniku Toraji Shibuya

Must order
The salt-tongue platter, harami skirt steak, and a cold reimen closer.
Signature dishes
Tongue salt-grill plate, Wagyu sirloin cuts, Cold reimen noodles
Editor tip
Reserve weekend dinners online. Lunch sets cheaper than dinner; English menu and English-speaking servers.
CuisineJapanese Yakiniku
Price¥¥
Neighborhoodshibuya
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Signature dishes: Tongue salt-grill plate, Wagyu sirloin cuts, Cold reimen noodles

Must order: The salt-tongue platter, harami skirt steak, and a cold reimen closer.

Tip: Reserve weekend dinners online. Lunch sets cheaper than dinner; English menu and English-speaking servers.

Location

Address: Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0002, Japan

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