Yakiniku Jin Tokyo Review Summary

If you like Korean BBQ, this is the place for you! It's convenient to the JR station. A few of the staff speak English.

Top quality meat with reasonable price.

Ranked in the top of the stores with mysteriously high ratings.
There are many autographs of famous people at the entrance, but I wonder if everyone came here to hang out and left their autographs... Is this what we now call influencer advertising?

First of all, I made a reservation, but since there were no seats available at the time of my reservation, I had to wait at the narrow entrance, which was a bit troublesome as other people passed by.
The seats are not small, but I get the impression that there is no attention to detail, as outerwear is not stored separately.

After being seated, I ordered a drink and a bowl of kimchi for Namul. The kimchi was delicious and I didn't have to worry about the time it took to serve.
For the most important meat, I ordered salted tongue, Wagyu beef/US skirt steak, two kinds of loin, and mino, but all of them were average and not delicious.
Tongue salt, US skirt steak, and mino have a strong meat odor, and I wonder why our predecessors gave them such a reputation.
Personally, I feel that Tanshio and Mino are at the level of a chain store.
The loin had no depth and the lean part felt dry.
Also, perhaps the mesh isn't processed enough, so it gets burnt quickly.
There are many condiments and sauces that can be eaten with a variety of flavors, but because wasabi is not freshly ground, it has an unpleasant aroma.
I think freshly squeezed lemon would be better, but it wasn't even lemon at all, it was lemon sauce, which made me feel bad.

I drank a little alcohol, but it cost about 8k per person, and the taste was not worth the price, but the cost was poor.
I hope that everyone will not be confused by the mysterious evaluation.
Thank you for the meal.

The overall taste is delicious, but the price is quite high. I made a reservation for two people, but the seats were quite small. It cost 15,000 yen for two people, including three alcoholic drinks and one soft drink. It's nice to have a variety of spices.

Also, I don't like customer service that keeps asking me things like `Do you want to add green onions?'' or `Do you want to add eggs?''

A popular store that is fully booked every day.
I went to the Kuroge Wagyu beef specialty store JIN for yakiniku by myself!
In conclusion, there was no yakiniku seat for one person, but it was for four people, so I felt very sorry for the people who came later.
I wasn't sure what it would be like since it's Korean, but the quality of the meat was very good and it was delicious.
I think you should look at a budget of at least 5,000 to 10,000 yen per person.
However, it doesn't have the atmosphere of a high-end restaurant that's worth the price, so it's better to use another restaurant for entertainment, etc. lol