Yakiniku Inoue Ginza

Name: Yakiniku Inoue Ginza
Address: 1-chōme-6-6 Ginza, Chuo City, Tokyo 104-0061, Japan, Ginza, Chuo City, JP
Telephone: +81 3-6228-6421
Price range: ¥¥
Rating: 3.9

(焼肉いのうえ銀座店)

3.9(426) reviews

GinzaGinza-itchome Sta. (0.06 mi)

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Emerging

3.9(426) reviews

GinzaGinza-itchome Sta. (0.06 mi)

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About Yakiniku Inoue Ginza

Yakiniku Inoue in Ginza specializes in Wagyu, which is charcoal-grilled for optimal flavor. The restaurant is known for its Wagyu hitsumabushi, a rice bowl dish featuring thinly sliced beef prepared three ways, so diners can enjoy different textures and tastes. With its intimate setting and upscale vibe, Yakiniku Inoue makes a great place for a date night or business meeting. As Wagyu Journal notes, the lunch sets are also a great value, with some costing between ¥2,000-¥3,000 (WAGYU JOURNAL【和牛ジャーナル】).

Know before you go

Try the Wagyu Hitsumabushi for a unique experience.
Consider visiting during lunch for a more budget-friendly meal.

Notable dishes

Wagyu Hitsumabushi

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Frequently asked questions

What is Wagyu hitsumabushi?
Wagyu hitsumabushi is a rice bowl dish featuring thinly sliced Wagyu beef prepared three ways, allowing diners to enjoy different textures and tastes.
Is Yakiniku Inoue suitable for groups?
With its intimate setting, Yakiniku Inoue is better suited for smaller groups, dates, or business meetings.
When is the best time to visit for a more affordable meal?
Consider visiting during lunch, as they offer more affordable sets.
Should I make a reservation?
Reservations are recommended, especially for dinner, given the restaurant's popularity and intimate setting.

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