Shibuya Yakiniku: Sumibiyaki Yuuji Wagyu Offal & Audio Menu

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Sumibiyaki Yuuji

炭火焼 ゆうじ

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[Shibuya's Strongest Yakiniku] 炭火焼 ゆうじ

Located in Shibuya, Tokyo, “Sumibiyaki ゆうじ” is no ordinary yakiniku sanctuary you can just wander into! Hidden in a small alley in Udagawacho, this charcoal yakiniku restaurant has been around for over thirty years and is about a 10-minute walk from Shibuya Station, as if testing your determination. Don’t let its retro Showa-era exterior fool you; inside, it is filled with smoke and intense heat, with the aroma of charcoal-grilled meat hitting you instantly, transporting you to a meat-lover’s paradise. As a long-time recipient of the Yakiniku Top One Hundred Restaurants award and a winner of the 2026 bronze award, this veteran establishment is a formidable player that even food critics and celebrities are willing to queue for.
 

The restaurant’s signature is offal. The shop handles offal with extreme care, from cleaning and removing odors to cutting; every step is meticulous. Many people’s first impression of offal is that it has a strong smell and a tough texture, but the offal here has almost no odor, is rich in fat, and melts in your mouth. When you bite into it, the exterior has the charred aroma of charcoal, while the inside is soft and juicy, with the fat slowly melting in your mouth and the umami flavor surging forth. This texture of “no odor, yet rich in fat aroma” is the reason why this shop is so memorable.

It is recommended to start with raw dishes. The heart sashimi is sliced thin and fresh, dipped in a slightly sweet sauce, with a texture that is elastic but not tough; the tripe sashimi offers a different flavor, with a chewy texture when bitten, paired with vinegar and green onions for a refreshing and layered experience. The liver is another highlight, so fresh that it has almost no odor, remaining soft even after being lightly grilled, melting in your mouth. The salt-flavored offal platter usually includes several parts at once, each seasoned differently; some are more refreshing, while others have a sweet, fatty taste, allowing you to compare the differences between parts. The sauce version is richer, and the aroma becomes more pronounced after the fattier parts are dipped in the sauce.

In addition to offal, the quality of the regular meat is also good. Ribs, tenderloin, beef tongue, and other cuts are carefully selected, with both fat and meat juices preserved after charcoal grilling. Some people order a platter with half offal and half regular meat to alternate the texture between rich fat and refreshing lean meat. Set meals or courses usually come with simple side dishes, kimchi, and curry or rice at the end. The curry is not heavy, making it perfect for finishing without overpowering the umami of the meat.

Tabelog has a rating of about 4.21, with over two thousand four hundred reviews, and has been selected as one of Tokyo’s Yakiniku Top One Hundred Restaurants for many years, and has also won the Tabelog award. The advantages are the freshness and handling of the offal, the aroma of the charcoal fire, and the overall balance. After eating offal here, offal elsewhere will seem less refined. The restaurant mainly features counter and table seating, with a lively but not noisy atmosphere; although the smoke is heavy, it is the unique scent of charcoal yakiniku.

Overall, this is a restaurant with a distinct personality. It does not pursue flashy decor or complex plating, but focuses on the freshness of the offal, the handling method, and the charcoal grilling process. Sitting down, watching those carefully prepared offal pieces slowly change color over the charcoal, hearing the slight sound of fat dripping, and pairing it with a bowl of hot white rice or a simple drink is the most direct charm of this place. On a night in Shibuya, if you are looking for a charcoal yakiniku restaurant that takes offal to the extreme and will not disappoint, this is a choice worth adding to your list.

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Excuse me

すみません

Menu, please!

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Order, please

注文、お願いします

This one, please

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Thank you for the meal

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Water, please

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How do I eat this?

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A small plate, please

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May I take a photo?

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Excuse me, please change the grill net.

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Check, please

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Where do I pay?

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How much is it?

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Can I use a credit card?

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I will pay in cash

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May I have the receipt, please?

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炭火焼 ゆうじ | English Menu and Japanese Ordering Audio

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The menu listed on the official website is only a portion of the regular menu; limited-quantity recommended dishes may be available on the day. Meat orders may need to be placed all at once, and the restaurant will serve them based on the pairing and sequence of the dishes.

Food

Premium Short Rib

上カルビ

Premium Beef Tongue

上タン

Pork Tongue

豚タン

Hormone (Offal)

ホルモン

Harami

ハラミ

Premium Beef Tripe

上ミノ

Beef Head Meat

牛カシラ

Liver

レバー

Cartilage

ナンコツ

Grilled Vegetables

野菜燒

Kimchi

キムチ

Kimchi Assortment

キムチ盛り合わせ

Namul (Korean Seasoned Vegetables)

ナムル

Drinks

Draft Beer

生ビール

Beer (Medium Bottle)

ビール(中瓶)

Raw Sake

生酒

Glass of Wine

グラスワイン

Lemon Sour

レモンサワー

Plum Sour

梅サワー

Oolong Tea Sour

ウーロン茶サワー

Jinro Bottle

ジンロボトル

Makgeolli

マッコルリ

Makgeolli Bottle

マッコルリボトル

Oolong Tea

ウーロン茶

Green Tea

緑茶

Coke

コーラ

Ginger Ale

ジンジャーエール

Shochu

焼酎

炭火焼 ゆうじ | Restaurant Location

炭火焼 ゆうじ | Restaurant Information

Restaurant Name: 炭火焼 ゆうじ (Sumibiyaki Yuuji)

Address: 東京都渋谷区宇田川町11-1 松沼ビル 1F

Phone:03-3464-6448

Access: About a 10-minute walk from JR Shibuya Station, located in Udagawacho, near Hands.

Business Hours: Monday to Saturday 16:00 to 23:00, last order at 22:30; entry is still possible after 22:00.

Closed: Sundays and national holidays.

Budget: Dinner is approximately ¥6,000 to ¥7,999 per person.

Reservations: Accepted. Available in two time slots: 16:00 to 18:00 and from 18:00. Minimum of two people required; please contact in advance for large groups. Walk-ins are seated based on availability.

Ordering: Meat may need to be ordered all at once; the restaurant serves dishes according to their preparation and sequence. Limited-quantity recommended dishes may be available daily. Inquire at the time of reservation for platters or omakase options.

Payment: Cash only; credit cards, electronic payments, and QR code payments are not accepted.

Seating: Includes a first-floor counter, table seating, and tables outside the entrance. No private rooms; full venue rentals are not accepted. The total number of seats is currently unconfirmed; the previous figure of 40 seats is no longer used.

Smoking and Parking: Entirely non-smoking; no dedicated parking lot, but paid parking is available nearby.

Official Website:Sumibiyaki ゆうじ Official Website

Official Ordering Instructions:To Our Customers

Information checked: 2026-11-1.

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