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Thinly sliced pork tongue topped with a generous mound of chopped green onions. The tongue has a unique crunchy texture. Grilled quickly and eaten with the savory onions.

The root section of pork tongue, known for a richer texture and flavor. Slightly thicker and chewier than standard tongue slices. Best enjoyed grilled until golden.

Premium Japanese white rice from Fukuoka, cooked in a traditional clay pot (donabe). Fluffy, slightly sticky, and naturally sweet. A perfect accompaniment to grilled meats.

A clear, savory soup made with tender beef tendon and seaweed. Light yet flavorful broth rich in umami. Serves as a soothing side dish.

A gentle soup featuring fluffy egg ribbons and soft beef tendon. The broth is mild and comforting. Great for cleansing the palate between meat courses.

A spicy miso-based soup with beef tendon. Rich, hearty, and packed with heat. Adds a spicy kick to your meal.

Raw beef tartare seasoned with savory miso paste. Usually topped with an egg yolk to mix in for creaminess. Rich, savory, and soft texture.

Raw beef tartare seasoned simply with salt and sesame oil. Highlights the natural sweetness of the fresh meat. Light and refreshing appetizer.

Fresh raw liver served sashimi-style. Has a distinctive creamy texture and metallic sweetness. Typically dipped in sesame oil and salt.

Raw liver served with fresh garlic chives. The pungent chives balance the richness of the liver. A popular combination for texture and flavor contrast.

Thinly sliced raw beef tongue. Known for its firm, slightly crunchy texture even when raw. Served fresh, often with soy sauce or citrus ponzu.

Traditional spicy fermented Napa cabbage. Crunchy, spicy, and sour. A staple side dish for barbecue.

Kimchi made from green onions (leeks). Offers a sharp onion flavor with spicy kimchi seasoning. Pairs excellently with fatty meats.

Spicy fermented cucumber. Crunchy and refreshing with a cooling center. Lighter than cabbage kimchi.

A platter featuring a variety of kimchi types. Typically includes cabbage, cucumber, and radish or leek. Perfect for sampling different textures and flavors.

Chilled fresh tomato slices. Simple, juicy, and refreshing. Often served with a dash of salt or mayonnaise.

Fresh cucumber sticks served with a savory meat miso dip. The crisp cucumber contrasts with the rich, salty meat sauce. A popular appetizer.

Boiled young soybeans in the pod, lightly salted. Nutty and fun to eat. Squeeze the beans out of the pod directly into your mouth.

Roasted seaweed sheets seasoned with sesame oil and salt. Crispy and savory. Can be eaten alone or wrapped around rice and meat.

A Korean-style green salad with a sesame oil and garlic dressing. Savory and salty flavor profile. Complements grilled meat well.

Classic salad with romaine lettuce, croutons, and cheese in a creamy dressing. Rich and crunchy.

Fresh pea sprout salad. The sprouts are crisp with a subtle sweet pea flavor. Usually served with a light dressing.

Fresh lettuce leaves meant for wrapping grilled meat. Use them to wrap meat, rice, and dipping sauce for a complete bite.

Pork jowl meat, known for its fine marbling and crunchy texture when grilled. Rich and fatty. Best grilled until golden and crispy.

Cured and smoked pork belly slices. Salty and savory with a smoky aroma. Grills quickly.

Small sausages. Juicy and snappy casing. A kid-friendly option that grills up nicely.

Sliced pork belly. High fat content makes it juicy and flavorful. Drops fat onto the coals, creating smoke that flavors the meat.

Chicken diaphragm meat. A rare cut with a unique chewy texture and concentrated flavor. Juicier than breast meat.

Chicken wings. Skin crisps up beautifully over the grill while the meat stays tender. Eat with your hands.

Chicken neck meat. Very tender, elastic texture and rich in flavor due to constant movement of the muscle. Highly prized for its texture.

Boneless chicken thigh meat. Juicy and tender. A standard and popular cut for grilling.

Chicken breast cartilage. Crunchy texture with a little meat attached. Enjoyed primarily for the crunch.

Chicken thigh marinated with Italian herbs like basil and garlic. A fusion twist on standard grilled chicken.

Korean savory pancake filled with vegetables and topped with melted cheese. Crispy on the outside, soft inside, and rich.

Slices of premium Berkshire pork (Kurobuta). Known for superior marbling, tenderness, and a sweeter flavor compared to regular pork.

Kurobuta pork shoulder loin. A balance of lean meat and fat. Flavorful and tender when grilled.

Outside skirt steak. A popular cut with deep, strong beef flavor and a slightly fibrous but tender texture. Best cooked medium-rare to medium.

Top blade or oyster blade cut. Rare cut from the shoulder with fine marbling and a gelatinous texture. Very tender and flavorful.

Bone-in short ribs. The meat around the bone is particularly sweet and juicy. Gnawing the meat off the bone is part of the experience.

Sliced beef tongue. Distinctive springy texture. A classic starter for yakiniku, usually eaten with lemon juice.

First stomach (rumen) of the cow. Thick, white, and chewy. Mild flavor, typically marinated in miso to add taste.

The large blood vessel near the heart. Named for its crunchy 'kori-kori' sound when eaten. Very firm texture.

Mixed beef offal, usually small or large intestine. Very fatty and chewy. Grills up with flames and offers a rich, juicy bite.

Beef liver. Rich in iron and creamy when cooked. Be careful not to overcook to maintain tenderness.

Ramen noodles in a soup topped with soft beef tendon. The broth is enriched by the gelatinous tendon.

Thick wheat udon noodles with beef tendon. Chewy noodles match the soft texture of the tendon.

Spicy version of the beef tendon ramen. The heat cuts through the richness of the tendon.

Rice cakes served with sweet roasted soybean flour (kinako). Grill the mochi until puffy and soft, then dip in the powder.

Fluffy marshmallows for grilling. Hold over the heat until golden and gooey inside.

A platter of seasonal vegetables for grilling. Typically includes pumpkin, onion, peppers, and corn.

Whole garlic cloves or oil-bathed garlic. Becomes sweet and soft when roasted.

Fresh shrimp for grilling. Cook until the shell turns pink and the meat is opaque and sweet.

Scallops, possibly served in the shell or butter. Sweet, tender, and succulent when grilled.

Classic creamy vanilla ice cream. Cool and sweet finish to a barbecue meal.

Sorbet made from Yuzu, a Japanese citrus. Tart, fragrant, and very refreshing palate cleanser.

Sorbet flavored with Japanese peach. Sweet, floral aroma and refreshing icy texture.

Zesty lime sorbet. Sharp acidity helps cut through any lingering oiliness from the meat.

Ice cream infused with roasted black sesame seeds. Nutty, gray in color, and not overly sweet.

Custard pudding with caramel sauce. Silky smooth texture and rich egg flavor.

High-quality sirloin steak from Kazusa Wagyu. Features excellent marbling for a melt-in-the-mouth texture. Rich, buttery beef flavor.

Premium short rib slices from Hitachi Wagyu. Intensely marbled with fat, making it extremely juicy and tender when grilled.

Premium loin cut from Kazusa Wagyu. Tender red meat with refined fat marbling. A luxurious balance of meatiness and richness.

Rump steak from Tochigi Wagyu. A lean cut with deep flavor. Softer than typical rump due to the Wagyu genetics.