A Yakiniku Restaurant for a New Wagyu Selection Each Day
Nikutoiro
にくといろ
A Course Dedicated to the Full Appeal of Wagyu
This restaurant offers carefully selected Wagyu beef in a course format, with each dish showcasing the skill and sensibility of the chef while revealing new dimensions of yakiniku. Well suited to special occasions such as anniversaries, birthdays, and business dining, the restaurant provides a refined dining experience for guests seeking high-quality cuisine.
A Yakiniku Restaurant for a New Wagyu Selection Each Day
Rather than focusing on specific regional Wagyu brands, the restaurant carefully selects Wagyu in the best condition available each day. Meat quality and marbling are closely assessed, with each cut prepared and cooked according to its characteristics to bring out the natural umami of the beef. Seasonal vegetables and seafood add a sense of the season, while each dish offers a different expression of flavor. A broad selection of wines and sake chosen to complement the Wagyu also allows for thoughtful pairings with the cuisine. Each visit brings an opportunity to encounter a different selection of Wagyu and experience a meal shaped by the day's ingredients.
Tabiiro’s picks: signature dishes
"Nikutoiro Specialty" Two-Way Yukhoe for Exploring Wagyu's Rich Flavor
The popular pairing brings together two distinctive yukhoe dishes: "Golden Egg Yolk Nikutoiro Yukhoe," made with carefully selected Wagyu loin in optimal condition that day, and "Black and White Harami Yukhoe with Aged White Balsamic and Fresh Pepper," which highlights the umami of skirt steak. "Golden Egg Yolk Nikutoiro Yukhoe" combines a special white soy sauce-based seasoning with rich egg yolk that has been frozen to concentrate its flavor, bringing out the natural sweetness and melt-in-the-mouth texture of the Wagyu. In contrast, "Black and White Harami Yukhoe with Aged White Balsamic and Fresh Pepper" is simply finished with white balsamic vinegar, salt, and fresh pepper to showcase the natural umami of the meat directly. The contrasting preparations offer two different expressions of Wagyu in a single serving.
Popular pairings
"Premium Wagyu Lean Beef Course"
This course centers on carefully selected lean Wagyu beef, complemented by seasonal dishes that reflect the restaurant's distinctive approach. Highlights include comparisons of salt-grilled and sauce-grilled cuts, including rare selections, as well as seasonal clay-pot rice finished with house-made warishita sauce, bringing together Japanese aesthetics and yakiniku. Careful attention is also given to the progression of flavors and serving order, allowing new nuances to emerge as the meal unfolds. From appetizers through dessert, the course maintains variety and balance throughout, with an all-you-can-drink option adding further value to the experience.
Must-try signature dish
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"Wagyu Aburi Mini Yukhoe Burger"
This distinctive dish features fragrantly seared Wagyu beef tucked into a small, fluffy bun. Soy sauce-based seasoning and the refreshing aroma of wasabi enhance the natural umami of the beef while keeping the finish clean. Within the course, it is served as a "palate cleanser" between salt-grilled and sauce-grilled selections, refreshing the palate before the next dish. Easy to eat by hand, this popular item combines playful presentation with careful attention to flavor.
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"Premium Harami"
The rare "Premium Harami," sometimes unavailable depending on supply, uses only top-grade cuts for rich flavor and a tender texture. The special soy-based sauce adds yellow peach for a refreshing sweetness and aroma while keeping the meat center stage, reflecting the chef’s attention to detail from the development stage onward.
Restaurant highlights
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Perfect for anniversaries, with memories to "take home"
A New Yakiniku Experience for Lasting Food Memories
The new "AI Yakiniku" service turns a yakiniku meal into a more memorable experience. Using a single photo taken inside the restaurant, generative AI creates an original video that preserves the occasion in a distinctive form. Fully private rooms at every table also make it easy to take natural photos without concern for surrounding diners. Birthdays, anniversaries, and meals with family or someone special can be captured as lasting memories.
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Carefully planned flavors keep the experience engaging through the final course
A New Yakiniku Style Available on Weekdays
Mini burgers featuring five types of meat and horumon are planned for weekday lunch service only, with last entry from 12:00 P.M. to 2:00 P.M. Casual yet filled with the distinctive attention to detail of "Nikutoiro," the lunch menu also includes seasonal a la carte dishes alongside yakiniku. The approachable daytime setting offers a convenient way to experience the restaurant's distinctive flavors.
Interior
The restaurant offers fully private rooms throughout, with a modern Japanese interior accented by the warmth of wood and calm lighting that creates a comfortable atmosphere. The private setting allows for relaxed dining away from the lively streets of Omotesando, with a refined focus on the cuisine. Suitable for a wide range of occasions, including dates, anniversaries, business meals, gatherings with friends, and group dining, the restaurant provides a versatile setting for leisurely meals.
A message from the owner
Opened in March 2025 under the concept "a yakiniku experience as individual as every guest," this yakiniku restaurant is a hidden retreat located near Tokyo Metro Omotesando Station. In a private Omotesando setting that is "neither overly luxurious nor too casual," the restaurant offers an indulgent yet relaxed yakiniku experience without unnecessary formality.
From the Tabiiro Editorial Team
Rather than limiting selections to specific regional Wagyu brands, the restaurant carefully sources Wagyu in the best condition available each day, allowing different flavors to be encountered with every visit. Each slice is assessed for meat quality and marbling, then grilled to the ideal degree for that particular cut, bringing out the natural umami of the beef in every carefully prepared dish.
Restaurant information / Access
- Access
- Train: 3-minute walk from Exit B2 of Omotesando Station on Tokyo Metro lines
- TEL
- +81-3-6427-1290 Please let the staff know that you saw this on "Tabiiro."
- Official website
- https://nikutoiro.com/
- Opening hours
- Lunch: 12:00 P.M. to 3:00 P.M. (LO 2:00 P.M.), Dinner: 5:00 P.M. to 11:30 P.M. (LO 10:30 P.M.)
- Regular closing day
- Lunch on weekdays
- Average cost
- Lunch : 3,000 yen, Dinner: From 10,000 yen to 14,999 yen
- Accepted payment methods
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Credit cards accepted
(VISA, MasterCard, JCB, American Express, Diners, and others) - Number of seats
- 28 seats
- Parking
- Not available
Private rooms available
Lunch
All-you-can-drink
Smoking allowed in all seats
5 min from station
Credit cards accepted
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Nikutoiro
- Opening hours
- Lunch: 12:00 P.M. to 3:00 P.M. (LO 2:00 P.M.), Dinner: 5:00 P.M. to 11:30 P.M. (LO 10:30 P.M.)
- Regular closing day
- Lunch on weekdays