Shokuhoraku BBQ

At Shokuhoraku BBQ, grilling meat can be just one part of the meal, with ajillo, fondue and garlic rice adding a camping-style touch. One visitor said they were pleased with the quality of the meat compared with what they had expected from an all-you-can-eat meal, and had heard it came from a butcher in the shopping arcade. With these other dishes alongside the meat, groups can take their time over a meal together.

Some groups have arrived empty-handed and enjoyed food provided by the restaurant; another visitor brought ingredients after rain changed their plans. Check in advance whether bringing your own food is allowed and what conditions apply, but it can offer a different way to plan the meal. The visitor also noted a fire pit and camping equipment on the restaurant’s 2 floor, and reported enjoying BBQ indoors or on the terrace.

The restaurant can work well for a group gathering; one reported visit was by a party of 10. One diner appreciated being able to leave the clearing up to the restaurant, making it an option for groups who want to spend time together after the meal, too.