Tokori Shinjuku NOWA

We came here for lunch and it was delicious! All of the food was so good and reasonably priced and the staff were great too. We had a larger group (9) and so reservations were needed. We had a box made for one person in our group who couldn’t come and it was packaged so nicely. First time eating wa...gyu and oh wow! Definitely a place we want to go back to!

Visited November 2023

With the recent re-opening of japan to tourists, many places in Shinjuku have started to get busy. We managed to get a table here without reservations. The restaurant offers several all-you-can-eat menus but we weren’t too hungry and ordered a la carte instead. It came to approx JPY15,000 for 2 for ...a generous premium wagyu selection, a few side dishes and non-alcoholic drinks. The price is reasonable considering the cuts of beef served. We were seated in a private booth but service was prompt and attentive even though the waiter barely spoke English. This place isn’t luxurious but a solid choice to eat wagyu at a reasonable price.

Visited October 2022

My hotel recommended this place for dinner and it was EXCELLENT and not overly priced. It was my 1st time eating Wagyu beef and I damn near passed out because it was so good! Taiga was my waiter and he was awesome! He explained all the pieces of meat to me and prepared it to perfection for me at m...y table. I was so full by the end that I couldn't finish everything!

Visited January 2020

Yakiniku is the best Japanese eating experience in my opinion and this one, which is very close to Shinjuku Station, is a fantastic on. Booths are private and very clean. There is a great selection of meat and vegetables and the all-in packages including unlimited drinks (at least until all your foo...d dishes are delivered). This means that you keep drinking and eating all night. There are some unusual meat cuts (to a westerner) but you are in Japan so try it!

Visited September 2019

I searched on internet and chose this all you can eat yakiniku restaurant in shinjuku (after the tourist trap robot show). There are few kinds of set you can choose ranging from 6000 to 12000 jpn. And the time limit is 120 minutes . The higher the price the better quality meat you can get. Anyway t...he 12000 jpn set include 6 more top quality wagyu beef plus the second grade wagyu beef and Australian and US top beef selections. We chose the 8000 jpn set for all you can eat wagyu beef (excluding the 6 more top top wagyu beef). I think this set is good enough for the first time client like myself to get some experience. However, there are some rules with these all you can eat sets! First you cannot start ordering till you finish the first course (which is a sample of beef slices and salad etc). In a way it is good so that u know which beef kind you like, however some time will be lost in the 120 minutes limit. Then you started to order whatever you like. My advice is order as much as you think you can eat at the second round, so no time is wasted. Please keep it in mind. You will need to pay for the leftover meat at the end. (500 jpn for 100 g of meat leftover). I do agree about this rule cause if people just over order the meat and cannot finish at the end then it will be a waste of meat. All you can eat do not mean that you order excessively and end up wasting food at the end. All the wagyu beef selections are good. If you like wagyu beef then just keep on ordering these. Forget about the US or Australian beef. Afterall you are in japan and a chance to enjoy Japanese beef fully. Ya! Soft drinks and noodles and soba and rice and salad and ice cream and .... are all you can eat too.... Only your stomach is the boss to tell you how much YOU CAN EAT! Haa. Staff are friendly, except the waiter who explained the rules to us. He is a bit arrogant and aggressive when he speaks. Maybe he is the only one who can speak English there. Overall experience is good. The restaurant is popular and the meat quality are good and tasty. Worth a visit!

Visited July 2019