Barbecue chain Yakiniku Like is known for its affordable grill-it-yourself yakiniku. The cheapest set meal only costs ¥790, and it even comes with a bowl of rice, soup, kimchi, onions and a wide selection of condiments. Yakiniku Like is also one of the best places for solo diners to grab a quick and easy barbecue meal, as yakiniku is usually offered for groups.
If you think you have a huge, bottomless stomach, here’s a piece of good news for you. Yakiniku Like is now offering a seven-hour all-you-can-eat deal at selected locations nationwide, including six in Tokyo. Yes, you read that right: seven hours of unlimited grilled meat including beef and pork.
#焼肉ライク の焼肉食べ放題「#メガホセット」は本日8/15から店舗拡大✨
— 焼肉ライク【公式】焼肉ファストフード (@like_yakiniku) August 15, 2022
20店舗でご利用できるようになりましたのでぜひお近くの店舗でご利用ください👍 https://t.co/Ll4fiBseb4
The all-you-can-eat Megaho set goes for just ¥1,980. You can enjoy everything from the existing Mega-mori set (¥1,700), which includes 450 grams of beef short ribs, pork belly and horumon (offal). It’s definitely worth the ¥280 upgrade, since you can order unlimited amounts of the aforementioned meat, as well as rice, soup and kimchi. You can stay as long as you like and eat as much as you want between 11am and 6pm. This means you eat for seven hours non-stop if you come in at the promotion starting time.
This limited-time offer is only available on weekdays, except at the Kokuritsu outlet, where the promotion is offered on weekends, too. There’s also a limit of six customers per day, so we recommend going earlier to snag this unbelievably good deal.
Here is the list of participating outlets within Tokyo: Shinjuku West Exit, Ebisu, Koenji, Akihabara Chuo-dori, Kokuritsu, and Hachioji Narahara.
Check out the Yakiniku Like website for more information.
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