Compare the rare and luxurious beef tongue, "Kurotan", derived from Japanese Black cattle! Visit the hidden gem in Shinjuku Sanchome, Tokyo: [Kurotan Yakiniku Aoki].
A Signless Yakiniku Restaurant - The Ultimate Meat Experience in Shinjuku Sanchome

Kurotan Yakiniku Aoki
Closed: None
Average price: [Dinner] 11,000 JPY
Access: 2-minute walk from Shinjuku-sanchome Station on each line
Address: B2F, Kurihashi Bldg., 3-13-5, Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo
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A Whirlwind of Meat! "Premium Course" Tasting Report
※Since the interview for this article in early May, the course content has changed starting from June 2026.
・Regarding course prices: From June, the "Premium Course (9,000 yen)" now includes unlimited alcohol drinks without any additional charge, making it even more cost-effective (※excluding all-you-can-eat courses)
・Regarding menu content: From June, the "Wagyu Yukke 2 types" has been removed from the course, and the black tongue has been changed to a "4-type assortment". Please check the introductions of each menu below. Additionally, items removed from the course can still be ordered separately
Appetizer
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*The "Wagyu Yukke 2 types" shown in the photo will be excluded from the special course starting June 2026 (available separately as an individual order).
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Signature Dish: Four Varieties of Wagyu Black Tongue
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Premium Wagyu Beef Yakiniku Platter
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Assorted Wagyu Beef
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The moment one chews into the Harami, a burst of robust juices explodes, accompanied by the tender Tenderloin, and the refined fat of the Short Rib and Sirloin melting smoothly. The roaster's skill and the selector's discerning eye combine to consistently impress with the overwhelming potential of each slice.
Choose from "Shibaura Direct Delivery Fresh Morning-Harvested Hormone"

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Choice of "End-of-Meal" Dishes

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What is surprising is that visitors can choose any number of dishes for the final meal, as long as they are within a manageable eating range. This time, "Garlic Rice", "Wagyu Beef Curry", "Hormone Ramen", and "Cold Noodles" were luxuriously ordered. Each dish offers a taste that surpasses the level of mere side dishes, and it is a delightful point that everyone can share and enjoy various flavors. The satisfaction does not wane until the very end.
Dessert

"Kurotan Yakiniku Aoki" is conveniently located just a short walk from Shinjuku-sanchome Station. This restaurant boasts an unparalleled level of satisfaction, combining the luxury of high-end ingredients like "Kurotan" and "Chateaubriand" with the ability to choose as much as visitors like from a variety of offal and final meal options, capturing the best of both upscale dining and all-you-can-eat experiences. The owner's desire for guests to enjoy truly excellent meat to their heart's content is conveyed in every dish served.
For a night when you want to enjoy the finest Wagyu beef without worrying about smoke or odors, with someone special, be sure to visit.
Kurotan Yakiniku Aoki
Closed: None
Average price: [Dinner] 11,000 JPY
Access: 2-minute walk from Shinjuku-sanchome Station on each line
Address: B2F, Kurihashi Bldg., 3-13-5, Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo
Disclaimer: All information is accurate at time of publication.
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