Oreno Yakiniku Ginza 4 Chome — Restaurant in Tokyo

This restaurant is great if you just want to experience wagyu yakiniki for the first time. When i arrived on a weekday evening, there was no wait time and I got a table within seconds. The servers were quick at taking your order and spoke english. It is more of a korean/japanese fusion bbq mainly because of the variety of korean dishes on the menu. I ordered the speciality A5 assorted wagyu platter for 1 person including some vegetables. In my opinion i think it is overpriced for the little amount they offer. They also require you to purchase a drink regardless how much you spend. I was surprised that they didn't offer water at all. The servers don't really interact with you after taking your order or before you leave. When it came to the bill there was a table service fee that was automatically charged. I think this resturant is great for foreigners who just want to try wagyu/yakiniki but if you want above average quality for a better deal i would go for other places in Ginza and wait...

I made a reservation at the restaurant and we arrived 10 minutes early. We were greeted by a middle-aged man at the front desk. I told him we had made a reservation but came a little early and he immediately said there were no seats available. (He didn't check the reservation information) Then he invited two more groups of guests into the restaurant, and one group even came later than us. We waited there until there were no more customers. (It was not a very busy day) The man invited us into the room and I told him again that we had a reservation. Only then did he finally check his iPad and say he didn't know my name. my God! Earlier he never asked my name and then he said there were no seats available. I said: "You mean it's my fault". There was no reaction from him. I'm frustrated with this experience, I don't think this is a restaurant with very...

Great atmosphere, very lovely. You have 110 minutes for your meal (no all you can eat option), each person must order 1 drink and there's a 600 yen cover fee per person also. Outside of that, the price was very reasonable for A5 wagyu. My wife and I each got the meat sampler plate (5 different cuts of wagyu @ 400 grams total) , an order of vegetables for grilling, an order of pickled vegetable side dish, 2 beers, a hot tea, and a medium bowl of rice and came out at about $100 USD and really full bellies. I think this was a great alternative to all you can eat yakiniku for us because we got to relax and enjoy the wagyu without trying to get our moneys worth in volume. Definitely recommend. Only gave a 4 star because of the cover and time limit even though it's not an...