I felt like having yakiniku (grilled meat) and rice, so I stumbled upon a yakiniku set meal specialty restaurant in Asakusa. It's not a traditional yakiniku restaurant, but rather a place that specializes in yakiniku set meals. They have a variety of menu options that are easy for solo diners to order. While they offer individual menu items, the main attraction is their set meal which comes with rice and soup. On this day, I had the set meal with a variety of 6 types of meat including beef tongue, pork, and different cuts of beef. Since I have a big appetite, I also ordered an additional Matsuzaka beef assortment. I also asked for extra rice because yakiniku just goes so well with rice. This restaurant may not have top-notch meat quality, but it definitely satisfied my craving for hearty yakiniku and rice. Thank you, Upps!

Today at lunchtime, I was wandering around the Asakusa area and decided to stop by a new yakiniku restaurant called "Yakutei Motobi Asakusa." It was similar to Yakiniku Like in terms of setup, but it is primarily a set meal restaurant where you get kimchi, soup, and rice (with unlimited rice refills). I ordered the Wagyu kalbi, harami, and rosu set meal. It was decently tasty, but considering the cost, I felt like other restaurants would offer better value. Thank you for the meal.

I was alone but I really wanted to eat yakiniku, so I came to this restaurant. It was crowded with foreign tourists, but I waited in the rain. The famous thin kalbi didn't suit my taste. I ordered the Asakusa store limited wagyu kalbi, loin, and harami set. I'm happy that there are menu options that I can enjoy alone.

The short rib and beef brisket set meal for 1850 yen doesn't have anything special, but it's not bad either. The cleanliness is well maintained. It's much better than the recently declining quality of certain cheap chain restaurants. The food is simply delicious and the portion size is generous. It's a great place to casually drop by for some good BBQ. A beer costs 500 yen, but if you connect on LINE, it's half price. Amazing, right?

I was starving on the way home. Went to a yakiniku restaurant with my husband. We had been to Gyu-Kaku's all-you-can-eat recently, but this place was also great! My husband liked that he could eat a lot without feeling rushed to finish within a time limit like with all-you-can-eat. He told me I would gain weight, but I ended up eating 400g of meat. If you order 400g, it might be better to get the large rice portion. The yakiniku set had a variety of meats, so as someone not familiar with meat, I couldn't really tell what I was eating and just finished it all. It felt like there was a higher ratio of tender meats. The restaurant is relatively new, so it's clean inside, and we were able to get in without waiting even on a Saturday at 6pm, so it might be a hidden gem. We will probably visit again.

Hmm? What's this? It's exactly as expected, right? It's convenient for solo BBQ dining, but a bit lonely to be seated at a table for 4-6 people. Meat, kimchi, rice, and soup are all you can eat. Oh, I see. If you refill rice, the meat might run out. You end up ordering more meat, right? Sizzle sizzle, BBQ is so delightful. Putting the grilled meat on the rice is irresistible. Eating lots of meat and rice boosts your energy. I didn't eat that much meat though, haha. Enjoying solo BBQ, then off to visit Sensoji Temple. Thank you for the meal!

You can enjoy a variety of dishes with the beef mix set, which includes 150g of meat, soup, kimchi, and rice with free refills for only 1000 yen, and you even get change back! It's great that you can have unlimited refills for dinner too! Until 5pm, you can also have unlimited soup refills. The meat is tender, the rice is just the right texture, and it's so delicious with the sauce that you'll want to keep eating. There is a counter as well, which is clean and makes it easy for solo female diners to visit. This yakiniku restaurant in Asakusa might be a hidden gem. Lunch seems to be even more affordable. Recommended dish: Yakiniku set (924 yen) Key points: - You can enjoy various types of meat - Asakusa branch offers a limited A5 Wagyu beef menu - Rice is always unlimited. Concerns: Limited menu items are a bit pricey. Used on a Saturday for dinner without a reservation. Atmosphere: Tables and counter seating, easy for solo diners.

Good morning. This is Private Tsuchinoko. I felt like having yakiniku, so I came to Yakiniku Motobi in Asakusa. Today, I am having solo lunch again. I arrived at 1:00 PM. There is a menu board set up outside the restaurant. The main menu has a wide variety of choices. I'm not sure if the "Motobi Kalbi Set" is the recommended menu. It seems like a great deal. There are also weekday lunch specials. Usually, weekday specials are satisfying, so I thought of trying the "Stamina Yakiniku Set". When I entered the restaurant, I saw counter seats and table seats at the back. I chose a counter seat near the entrance. The counter seat looks like this. There is a personal "grill" in front of each seat. It's similar to "Yakiniku Like", I wonder who came up with it first. There were two menus placed on the table. It seems like they also have wagyu beef on the menu. The prices for those are higher. I ordered the weekday lunch special "Stamina Yakiniku Set (100g)" and "Pork Tongue (50g)" set! It cost 748 yen including tax. Surprisingly, you can have unlimited refills of rice and wakame soup. The "Stamina Yakiniku Set" seems to have a mix of beef, pork, and chicken! However, the "Yakiniku Set" displayed in front seems to have 5 different cuts of beef, which seems pricier. The food arrived in about 5 minutes. The presentation of the dishes is nice! Especially the "Pork Tongue" is neatly arranged. The "Yakiniku Set" seems to have a small portion. 100g looks like this. At first glance, the color of the meat doesn't look very appealing. The taste is neither great nor bad, just average. The sauce is strong, so it goes well with rice! The white rice is cooked perfectly. The "Kimchi" here is mildly spicy, low in moisture, but rich in flavor, which goes well with rice. It pairs well with pork meat. The "Wakame Soup" is light and refreshing. The "Pork Tongue" was a good choice. It is thinly sliced but has a good texture. It cooks quickly due to its thinness. The combination with "Salt Lemon Sauce" is excellent! I had an extra serving of rice, and I thought it was a good deal! It was delicious! I would like to come back again. Thank you to everyone who reads my reviews. I hope my review can be helpful for your dining decisions. I am participating in the ranking of "Japan Blog Village". Your one click on this banner would be greatly appreciated and would motivate me to write more articles! I am also posting reviews on Twitter in 140 characters, so please follow me. I will try to follow back as much as possible. Thank you for your support! [Twitter] Magical Soldier Tsuchinoko Tan (@tsuchinoko81) URL https://twitter.com/tsuchinoko81 I post reviews on Tabelog through my blog. Tsuchinoko Private ~ Tokyo Lunch Review Report ~ https://tsuchinoko81.blog.fc2.com/ Lastly, I also run a blog that introduces products and services that enrich life and improve daily living quality. [QOL Explosive Blog] https://better-life-qol.com I also create videos on YouTube reviewing products that I have reviewed on my blog! Magical Soldier Tsuchinoko Tan [Product Review Channel] https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCO7XW1GDZu-0t3A1

- Order: Grilled meat set 150g for 840 yen, comes with rice and soup. During weekdays lunchtime, you can have unlimited rice refills. The set includes a mix of kalbi, loin, and harami cuts. There are also 4 types of sauces available for convenience. The quality and quantity for this price is great. - Miscellaneous: The interior of the restaurant is clean and well-maintained. There are many counter seats, each with a built-in grill. It was comfortable to enjoy solo yakiniku dining here!

I visited the restaurant around 6 pm on a holiday. It is located about a 10-minute walk from Asakusa Station, near commercial facilities like ROX. The interior of the restaurant is not very spacious, with around 10 table seats and a few counter seats. Although they promote the concept of solo yakiniku, it is also easy for groups of 2 or more to dine here. Ordering is not done through a touch panel, which can be a bit inconvenient, but the staff are very friendly and explained the ordering process in a polite manner. I ordered the Motobi Quattro Set (200g) for ¥1,628, which is ranked third in the restaurant's popular menu ranking. It is a set with 3-4 pieces each of domestic loin, beef tongue, Motobi kalbi, and harami. The dishes were served in about 5 minutes after ordering! The Motobi kalbi and beef tongue were particularly delicious. While it may not be mind-blowing, I think the cost performance is good. The best part was the Yukkejang soup! You can change it from wakame soup for an additional ¥110, and it was incredibly tasty. I highly recommend making the change! Additionally, rice is free for refills all day, and during lunchtime, wakame soup is also free for refills. It's a great place to enjoy yakiniku casually by yourself.

A great place where you can enjoy yakiniku in a casual atmosphere, similar to walking into a gyudon restaurant. While the quality of the meat doesn't have to be top-notch, it's best to avoid injected processed meat. The focus is more on being able to enjoy yakiniku alone without any fuss. The cost performance is decent.

Asakusa CP Yakiniku New Year's Visit ⛩️ On the way back from visiting Asakusa, I thought if they were open... From Kaminarimon Street to Sushiya Street, just before ROX2G, I was drawn in by Motobi's Day on the first Saturday of every month. I tried the ultimate beef yakiniku set meal, 200g for ¥912 including tax, with Galbi, Harami, Sirloin, Motobi Galbi, all made from black wagyu beef. The kimchi rice and wakame soup were refillable, making it the best value for money. It was delicious.

【Reason for Entering the Store】I visited this restaurant in December 2021. For lunch on this day, I decided to explore the area around Asakusa ROX. I had heard that there was a yakiniku restaurant that had opened a while ago and offered lunch. In recent years, I have heard that there has been an increase in single-person yakiniku restaurants, but I had never been to one, so I thought it was a good opportunity to try it out. That's how I ended up visiting Yakiniku Yakedo Tobitobi Asakusa store. 【About the Shop】As I was looking at the menu board posted outside the shop, a staff member inside greeted me with a cheerful voice. Upon entering the shop, I was warmly and brightly guided to either the counter seats or the table seats in the back. Although the table seats seemed nice, since it was my first time at a single-person yakiniku restaurant, I chose to sit at the counter to fully experience the atmosphere. The main clientele seemed to be solo male customers. The shop exuded cleanliness and a sense of openness. 【About the Food】 ★Weekday Lunch Special Stamina Yakedo 200g for 780 yen (tax included) There is a built-in gas stove at the counter seats. When you order food, the gas stove is lit. Chopsticks and paper aprons are neatly stored in the counter drawer. The design is functional. After ordering, rice, soup, a mountain of meat, and kimchi are served on a tray. The three types of meat - beef, chicken, and pork - are mixed and piled high. The meat seems to be marinated in sauce. I started grilling the meat on the gas stove. The gas stove is equipped with a smoke collector, so there is hardly any smoke, which is great. The three types of meat are substantial and seem to be grilled well. During lunchtime, you can have seconds of soup, which is quietly appreciated. Rice is free for seconds at all times. After finishing the meal, I stood up, settled the bill, and left. The restaurant has a clean interior, offers high value for money, and serves generous portions of yakiniku for solo or small groups to enjoy leisurely. The staff's customer service is energetic and cheerful, and the atmosphere in the shop is lively. I would like to visit again and think it's a great restaurant. Thank you for the meal.

The 100g original rib set for 580 yen excluding tax felt like a non-touch panel version of Yakiniku-like. It was not listed on the lunch menu as it was prominently displayed on the table, so I thought I had gone to the wrong place. The taste of the meat was decent for the price, so it's good if you just want to enjoy the feeling of eating Yakiniku. The rice and wakame soup are refillable, and the kimchi was delicious.

I had heard of this restaurant before and decided to try it on a day when I was struggling to find a lunch spot. The 150g meat set with three types of meat, rice, soup, and kimchi for 990 yen is a good deal. If you enjoy Yoshinoya, you may also find this place to be quite decent. I'm considering coming back on another day when I'm having trouble finding a lunch spot.

I visited a yakiniku set meal specialty restaurant that seemed like Yakiniku Like. The location of the restaurant is along the Sushi Street. From the opening on 9/1 to 9/12, the Harami, Motobikarubi, Misuji set meal (150g) for 1408 yen, Kalbi, domestic loin, Misuji set meal (150g) for 1408 yen, and Yakiniku (200g) for 1199 yen are all available for 990 yen. The Yakiniku seems to be recommended, as it includes various cuts totaling 200g. I ordered the Harami, Motobikarubi, Misuji set meal (150g) for 990 yen. Rice refills are free, and Wakame soup refills are also free until 5 pm. The counter seats are designed specifically for solo yakiniku, with chopsticks, napkins, and paper aprons in the drawer. This part is similar to Yakiniku Like. The table condiments include yakiniku sauce, lemon salt dressing, grated ponzu, gochujang, garlic, etc. The Harami, Motobikarubi, Misuji set meal was served in less than 5 minutes. Each of the Harami, Motobikarubi, and Misuji had 3 pieces, and I thought the meat was delicious. The side dishes like kimchi and Wakame soup were also tasty. I ended up getting extra rice and Wakame soup. For 990 yen, the satisfaction level was high, but I wonder how it would be if it were 1400 yen.

When I first picked up a CD by the band Chicago, the song "Hard to Say I'm Sorry" had the Japanese title "素直になれなくて" (Can't be honest). It's a good translation for a situation where it's hard to say sorry, but it's a mystery why "Saturday in the Park" is simply translated to "サタデイ・イン・ザ・パーク" in Japanese. Similarly, the movie "Bonnie and Clyde" was a hit when translated to "俺たちに明日はない" (We have no tomorrow), as it leaves a bit of mystery compared to the literal translation. In Asakusa, a new restaurant has a Japanese name #焼定 and an English name #YAKINIKU, so today's lunch is at #YAKINIKUMOTOBI. I found out they have a half-price promotion on 9/1 and 9/2, but unfortunately, it had already ended when I arrived. I opted for the 990 yen (tax included) set menu, which includes Kalbi, domestic loin, and misuji. The set is normally priced at 1408 yen (tax included), so it's a good deal. Each table has a personal grill, which is thoughtful during the pandemic. The meat portions may seem smaller than when dining out with others, but it's enough for one person. The Kalbi has a nice balance of fat and tender meat, while the loin and misuji are light and easy to eat. Overall, for a lunch under 1000 yen, it's a decent meal. Asakusa and Ueno have many traditional yakiniku restaurants, so I hope this new place can compete and thrive.

Newly opened restaurant!! It has a chic and calm atmosphere. The seating is a bit close together, but it's tolerable. Not recommended for families with preschoolers. The limited half-priced set meal was already sold out by 1 pm... I thought it would be safe because there was no mention of a limited quantity, but maybe they didn't prepare that many to begin with ^^; I opted for the 900 yen set meal. [Harami, Motobikarubi, Misuji] 150g ▶︎ Generously coated in sauce. It's like dipping sauce in more sauce before eating, haha. But this sauce is delicious. The seaweed soup and kimchi are also good!! The flavors are strong, so it goes well with rice. 150g might be enough ◎ The regular price is around 1300 yen. Well, at this price, I think it's worth coming back again (o^^o) The 200g "Yaki-tei" set includes various pieces of meat, but some have a less appealing texture, so no repeat visits for that.

There were few customers today, so the staff's roughness was not noticeable.

Grilled dish 250g (200g: 1,199 yen + 50g: 300 yen)