Gyu-kaku Fussa

A great yakinikku spot that is usually less crowded than others in the area. The service was very kind and helpful. I love the modern and clean aesthetic of the interior. The meats were delicious with the premium course. Definitely recommend for smaller groups of 4 or less. I will definitely come here again when I need my yakinikku fix.

April 2018: Delicious food with plenty of choices. The service was quick and helpful, and the English setting on the tablet made ordering à la carte a breeze. The small size lends a coziness to the atmosphere. I've been back multiple times and will continue to do so. Update Feb 2021: During COVID, diners must wear a mask when not at their table, utilize hand sanitizer after walking in, and temperatures are checked before being seated. Once seated, they are also separated by a piece of hard plastic plexiglass. I highly recommend making a reservation...

They have an english menu. Very fun experience, if you go as a group just an FYI you need to order the same style. If one person chosese a course mesl.you all need to choose that one. Anyway it comes down to they bring out a little grill and you cook your own food. You choose things like meats, veggies and apps. It's a fun group experience.

Super fun interactive dining experience. The menu has hundreds of options. When you order, you have a choice of either a set selection of grillable meat/seafood/vegetables or an on-demand buffet. If you order the buffet option, you will be given an iPad to place orders for a set amount of time. We chose the buffet option. There were more than 80 choices on the iPad including meat, seafood, vegetables, soup, salad, noodles, and desserts. All of the dishes we tried were delicious. Service was very fast and attentive. Our selections from the iPad came quickly and the servers also attended to the charcoal grill a few times during the meal.

Difficult to order with even though they have an English menu, and they ended up just giving us a tablet to order anyways. The whole place is smoking only, the grill didn't fit over the fire properly, they spilled something on my wife's new pants without noticing and they must have failed at math because we have 100 yen over exact change so we wouldn't get a bunch of coins back and then they gave us 100 yen then 920 yen back in change, instead of just 1000 yen note and 2, 10 yen coins... All that to say, there are much better yaki niku places to go if you ask me.