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Bakuro Opens Its First Tokyo Location

After generating massive queues in Fukuoka, the popular yakiniku restaurant, 'Bakuro,' has finally made its debut in Tokyo. Set to open on May 24, 2026, the new location in Nishiogikubo promises to bring the authenticity of Kyushu's finest beef to the city's culinary scene.

Introduction to Bakuro

Founded on a legacy of excellence, 'Bakuro' is operated by a company based in Fukuoka, Japan. The restaurant specializes in high-quality black Wagyu beef raised at the owner’s own farm, Ozaki Farm, located in Kagoshima. Bakuro has gained a loyal following in the Kyushu region, where patrons have enjoyed its carefully curated meat selections and exceptional quality. Now, with the opening in Tokyo, the team aims to introduce these beloved flavors and dining experiences to a wider audience.

Three Unique Principles of Bakuro

1. Whole Black Wagyu Purchasing: Bakuro prides itself on purchasing whole black Wagyu cattle directly from Ozaki Farm. This farm benefits from a climate favorable to cattle farming, producing high-grade beef through meticulous breeding and feeding practices. Every cut served is chosen from superior cattle to ensure the freshest and most flavorful experience possible.
2. Uncompromised Quality: By bypassing middlemen and sourcing directly from the farm, Bakuro guarantees peak freshness and value. The restaurant strips away any unnecessary embellishments from its dishes to showcase the true essence of the meat, highlighting the rich flavors and perfect balance of the red meat and fat.
3. Smart Dining Experience: Understanding the needs of modern diners, the Nishiogikubo location implements a fully cashless payment system, streamlining the dining process. This innovative approach allows guests to focus on their meal while enjoying a sophisticated and comfortable atmosphere.

Recommended Dishes

Bakuro's menu features unique selections that capitalize on their commitment to quality:

• - Bakuro Special Cuts Platter (7700 yen): A signature dish that presents the finest cuts available that day, allowing diners to experience the breadth of flavors that come from whole-animal sourcing.
• - Grilled Sirloin with Specialty Sauce (1320 yen): This exquisite dish showcases top-notch sirloin quickly grilled to perfection, then elegantly combined with a special sauce and select egg—a true delight for meat lovers. Only a direct-run restaurant with a deep understanding of sourcing could offer this outstanding dish at such an attractive price.

Store Information

• - Store Name: Yakiniku no Bakuro Nishiogikubo
• - Open Date: May 24, 2026 (Sunday)
• - Address: 3-25-1 Nishiogikita, Suginami, Tokyo, 167-0042, Japan
• - Access: A short 4-minute walk from the north exit of Nishiogikubo Station on the JR Chuo and Sobu Lines.
• - Phone Number: 03-6913-9129
• - Business Hours: 5:00 PM – 11:00 PM (Last Order at 11:00 PM, Closes at Midnight)
• - Closed: Wednesdays
• - Payment Method: Cashless payment only (currently accepting credit cards and PayPay, cash not accepted)
• - Official Website: Bakuro Website
• - Instagram: Bakuro Instagram

Company Overview

• - Company Name: Bakuro Co., Ltd.
• - CEO: Tsukasa Ozaki
• - Business Activities: Management of restaurants and meat retail (including mail order).

Press Inquiries

• - Contact Person: Tsukasa Ozaki
• - Phone Number: 090-9582-4660

With its debut in Tokyo, Bakuro is poised to redefine the yakiniku experience for urban diners, bringing the exceptional quality of Kagoshima's Wagyu beef right into the heart of the city.