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Yakiniku at Gyu-Gaku
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2009/12/9 20:50
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Hi,
Is Gyu-Gaku recommended for yakiniku? I'm looking at the shop in West Shinjuku.
If u have tried before, pls do give your comments and whether u recommend it?
Thanks.
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by Holidaygal22 (guest)
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It's not bad. Reasonable prices, satisfactory service, satisfactory taste. And for this reason it's a well patronized chain restaurant.
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by Kato (guest)
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It's decent. I used to go there when I felt too lazy to get on the train and didn't feel like leaving my neighborhood.
Food is decent, prices are ok, I personally prefer smaller/independent restaurants but service is decent, usually really crowded in the evenings.
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by Bean (guest)
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Not so good
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2009/12/15 00:29
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Gyukaku will be OK if you want to taste yakiniku reasonably, but if you want to have delicious yakiniku, and If you are prepared to pay more than 5,000 yen, I recommend Jojoen.
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by Yoshino (guest)
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