B1F Kaminarimon Kamimura Building, 2-17-10 Kaminarimon, Taito-ku, Tokyo
Nearest station
Asakusa Stn
Cuisine
Gyukatsu (beef cutlet)
Price
¥¥
English menu / support
✓
Signature
Rare-fried beef cutlet seared on your own hot stone, with grated yam
FAQ
Does Asakusa Gyukatsu take reservations?
No — it's walk-in only, first come, first served, regardless of what a booking link elsewhere might suggest. Expect a short wait at lunch and dinner peaks.
How is the beef cutlet at Asakusa Gyukatsu cooked?
It arrives barely cooked with a blush of pink at the center. You slice it into strips and finish cooking each piece yourself on a small sizzling stone at the table, from rare to fully done.
✓ Last verified Jul 2026
Hours and details can change — please confirm before you visit.
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