Visitor Information

Essential Information Before Your Visit

Located on the basement level of Ginza 8-chome, this yakiniku restaurant offers a relaxed setting centered around semi-private rooms, where you can enjoy Japanese Black Wagyu and beef tongue.

Lunch is served Monday through Friday from 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., and dinner is served Monday through Saturday and on public holidays from 5:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. The restaurant is conveniently located for travelers, a five-minute walk from JR Shimbashi Station, a seven-minute walk from Higashi-Ginza Station, and a six-minute walk from Shiodome Station.

All tables are semi-private, and no service or cover charge is added. Complimentary Wi-Fi is available, allowing you to check maps or use a translation app while dining.

Semi-private table seating divided by wooden lattice screens

Practical Information

Sharing these details before making a reservation will help us provide a smoother experience when you arrive.

Allergy Information

Major allergens vary by order, including egg yolk in yukhoe and rice bowls, wheat in certain sauces, and ingredients in cold noodles. If you have a serious allergy, please notify us when making your reservation or immediately upon arrival, specifying the dish involved.

Because the same kitchen and grilling equipment are used for all dishes, we cannot guarantee complete allergen removal. However, we can confirm relevant menu items and explain their ingredients. Pointing out the menu name of any dish you are concerned about will help us respond more quickly.

Religious Dietary Requirements

As a yakiniku restaurant specializing in Japanese Black Wagyu and beef tongue, we do not have halal-certified meat or a dedicated preparation area for strictly vegetarian meals. If you need to avoid pork-derived ingredients or alcohol, please discuss your requirements with us specifically.

We can help identify easy-to-select options such as salads, namul, and grilled vegetables. For course meals or group dining, sharing your requirements before your visit will help us provide smoother service on the day.

Japanese Dining Etiquette

Tipping is not customary at restaurants in Japan, and 銀座焼肉福々 does not charge a service or cover fee. If you have questions about additional charges, you may ask us to confirm what will appear on the bill before ordering.

As this is a restaurant where guests enjoy the aroma of yakiniku, please refrain from wearing strong fragrances. Even in semi-private rooms, we ask that you be considerate of other guests by avoiding loud phone conversations and extended filming.

Payment Methods

Cash payments are accepted in Japanese yen. For credit cards, QR payments, electronic money, and cards issued overseas, we recommend confirming availability when making your reservation or before your visit.

If you plan to settle a group bill together or use an overseas-issued card, please let us know before your visit. The currency accepted at the counter is Japanese yen.

Wi-Fi Availability

Complimentary Wi-Fi is available in the restaurant. You can check the network name and password after being seated and use the connection for maps, translation, or viewing your reservation details.

Wi-Fi is also available in the semi-private rooms, making it convenient for contacting people overseas or checking your next destination. If the connection is unstable, please ask us about changing seats.

Smoking Policy

For the latest information on smoking arrangements, please follow the notices displayed inside the restaurant and the guidance provided by our staff. If you have a seating preference, letting us know when you make your reservation will help us accommodate you.

Please follow the building’s notices regarding where cigarettes and e-cigarettes may be used and the location of any smoking area. As this is a space where guests enjoy the aroma of yakiniku, we ask everyone to be considerate of odors in the dining area.