Kintan Review Summary

This restaurant chain serves a Korean influenced grilled beef experience. They serve different types of kimchi, bibimbap, and spicy tofu soup. But they use Japanese beef, so it’s quite different from the Korean version. You can choose from set meals or a la carte. Not bad at all!

Located in the parco complex this was the most convenient no thrills fix for our meat cravings. The service really is just you pointing at things and then munching along. Salad and Soup gets free refills as you got. You select a course and you select the rice size (medium or large). Then you grill and feast :)
It seems that you cannot order any customization like additional items or own selection of meats. Also things like bibimbap do not seem to be available separately.

We ordered the most expensive set in this restaurants. For the wagyu meat we were given, it’s actually fat totally without any beef inside. I thought they knew that we didn’t know Japanese and won’t argue with them. So this restaurant is totally not recommended for tourists who could not speak Japanese!! Please think twice before you enter this damn restaurant.

Good customer service.
Always before finishing rice and soup, salad keep fill up.
And it's good for one person yakiniku:)
Especially meal set menu.

We ordered the set lunch, Wagyu beef boneless rib and triple assorted set. The wagyu beef and the thick cut of the beef tongue were so good. The rice, salad and soup were refillable. Compared to all you can eat restaurant, they had high quality of beef. Overall we loved it and we will come back.