From an $8.90 solo grill set to a $280++ wagyu omakase, these are Singapore's seven best yakiniku restaurants, with every buffet price, kids' rate and wastage rule read off the restaurants' own menus on 13 September 2026, plus the deals running now, including 10% off Yakiniku Like's sharing sets for members and BYOB at Tajimaya.
Yakiniku is having a moment in Singapore, and the prices now run from an $8.90 set to a $280++ omakase.
> Quick view: cheapest buffet is Tenkaichi from $29.80++; most wagyu buffets run $55-$100++; watch the wastage charges, up to $50 per 10g at Wa-En.
How to choose
- Cheapest all-you-can-eat: Tenkaichi Standard Buffet, $29.80++ Mon-Thu. Students pay $22.80++ at weekday lunch.
- Family with kids: Gyu-Kaku, where kids 12 and under pay half on every tier, and the $38.80++ Family Buffet runs Mon-Thu.
- Charcoal flavour: Tajimaya grills over Japanese charcoal, with a buffet from $59.90++.
- Eating alone: Yakiniku Like, one grill per seat, with sets from $8.90. Members get 10% off its sets for two until 28 October.
- Students: Tenkaichi's $22.80++ student lunch on weekdays, up to secondary school.
- Near home, on a budget: Yakiniku-GO, 100g set from $11.90 in five heartland and suburban malls.
- Miyazaki wagyu, unlimited: Wa-En at Jewel, $138 Mon-Thu for two or more.
- A special occasion: YakiniQuest, wagyu omakase courses from $88++.
Before you book
- Weekday is cheaper almost everywhere. Gyu-Kaku's Family Buffet is Mon-Thu only, Tenkaichi adds $5-$6 at weekends, Tajimaya adds $3 from Friday, and Wa-En's $138 price is Mon-Thu.
- Read the wastage rule. Gyu-Kaku charges $10 per 100g, Tajimaya $30 per 100g and Wa-En $50 per 10g. Order in small rounds.
- "++" adds about 20%. A $69.90++ buffet is roughly $83.80 once the 10% service charge and 9% GST go on.
- Buffets are per table. Gyu-Kaku and Tenkaichi make the whole table take the same tier, and Tenkaichi and Wa-En need at least 2 adults.
- Yakiniku vs Korean BBQ: yakiniku uses smaller, often thinner cuts dipped in tare after grilling, with rice on the side, where Korean BBQ wraps meat in lettuce with ssamjang and banchan.
How we checked
Every price, outlet and opening hour was read on 13 September 2026 from each restaurant's own website, menu PDF or buffet card: Gyu-Kaku's buffet menu and locations page, Tajimaya's promotions and contact pages plus its 2026 Premium Wagyu Buffet PDF, Tenkaichi's promotion page and buffet price card, Yakiniku-GO's March 2026 grand menu, locations and promotion pages, Wa-En's promotions page and Wagyu Buffet menu, and YakiniQuest's homepage. Yakiniku Like Singapore has no website, so its deals come from its own campaign artwork and Instagram posts. We rechecked every restaurant on 17 September 2026: all seven are operating, every buffet price and deal above still stands, Yakiniku Like's 13 outlets were confirmed in its own queue app and its two newer deals in its own Instagram posts, and Tajimaya's Citi and OCBC card offers were read off its promotion pages. On 29 September 2026 we checked again: Yakiniku Like's A5 half-price deal ended on 28 September and has been replaced by its members' 10% off sets for two (to 28 October), confirmed with its $8.90 value sets in its own Instagram posts, and the other six restaurants' deals are unchanged on their own sites. On 13 October 2026 we checked again: Yakiniku Like's $19.90 Student Buffet (ended 2 October) and its $2 members' meats (ended 9 October) are gone, so both are removed, while its members' 10% off sets for two still runs to 28 October. Gyu-Kaku's free wagyu sukiyaki, Tajimaya's BYOB and card offers, Tenkaichi's 1-for-1 wagyu and oysters, Yakiniku-GO's gacha, Wa-En's $138 price and YakiniQuest's lunch sets are all still on the restaurants' own pages. Deals without a printed end date (Gyu-Kaku's free sukiyaki, Tenkaichi's 1-for-1 wagyu, Yakiniku-GO's gacha, Wa-En's $138 price) can end without notice, so check before you go. Cover image: Gyu-Kaku Singapore official.
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