For those craving hearty beef cutlets(Gyukatsu) in Shinjuku today, don’t miss out! Here are three popular restaurants to satisfy your meat cravings!
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There are so many beef cutlet(Gyukatsu) restaurants in Shinjuku! Whether you come for lunch or indulge in dinner as a reward for the day, it’s equally enjoyable. With famous flavors from Kyoto and restaurants offering medium rare cuts, popular shops abound! Be sure to use this article as a guide to enjoy delicious beef cutlets(Gyukatsu) in Shinjuku.
1. Famous Kyoto Beef Cutlet(Gyukatsu) Shop Lands in Shinjuku! ‘Kyoto Katsugyu Gyukatsu’
The first to introduce is ‘Kyoto Katsugyu Gyukatsu,’ a famous beef cutlet(Gyukatsu) specialty restaurant originating from Kyoto. This renowned restaurant has its main store located in Pontocho, a district known for its many famous establishments in Kyoto.
The interior, featuring a white wooden counter, is designed with a concept of a traditional Japanese cuisine restaurant, exuding a sense of Japanese aesthetics.
Katsugyu’s Gyukatsu is characterized by its thinly breaded coating made with finely ground breadcrumbs, allowing the full flavor of the meat to shine through.
The Katsugyu way is to enjoy the Gyukatsu with wasabi and dashi soy sauce, enhancing its deliciousness.
【The recommended menu is the “Aging Striploin GYUKATSU ZEN”.】
If you want to fully enjoy the balance of lean meat and fat, try the ‘Aging Striploin GYUKATSU ZEN’! You can choose the cut of meat according to your taste.
In addition to wasabi and dashi soy sauce, you can also enjoy various flavors such as a semi-soft boiled egg seasoned with ‘Kyoto tamago’ broth and curry dipping sauce, so it’s recommended to enjoy the changing flavors while adding variety.
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| Store name | Gyukatsu Kyoto Katsugyu Shinjuku Kotakibashi-dori Ten |
| Address | Tokyo Shinjuku-ku Nishi-Shinjuku7-10-19 Nishi-Shinjuku Building 1F |
| Nearest Station | Toei Oedo Line (Circular Part) Shinjuku Nishiguchi Station Exit D5, about 1 minute on foot |
| Phone Number | 03-3354-0171 |
| Business Hours | 11:00～21:30 |
2. Popular Fresh Gyukatsu Restaurant ‘Gyukatsu Aona’ in Shinjuku
The next recommended Gyukatsu restaurant in Shinjuku is ‘Aona.’ It’s located about a 5-minute walk from JR Shinjuku Station East Exit.
‘Aona’ specializes in selecting the perfect balance of lean and marbled beef for their Gyukatsu. They achieve a crispy yet moist texture by frying juicy beef with their special breadcrumbs.
【Enjoy juicy Gyukatsu with plenty of vegetables!】
The recommended dish at the restaurant is the ‘Aona Teishoku’ set meal. The set meal comes with salad, soup, and rice, making it a delightful choice for enjoying plenty of vegetables. Additionally, the rice can be substituted with sixteen-grain rice, making it popular among female customers.
The Gyukatsu is enjoyed by dipping it in one of four sauces. It’s recommended to try it with the special ‘Aona’s golden sauce’ or with a combination of soy sauce and wasabi.
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| Store name | Gyukatsu Aona Shinjuku Ten |
| Address | Tokyo, Shinjuku-ku, Kabukicho 1-6-3, Ishizuka Building B1F |
| Nearest Station | Approximately 3 minutes on foot from Seibu Shinjuku StationApproximately 5 minutes on foot from JR Shinjuku Station East Exit |
| Phone Number | 03-6233-8255 |
| Business Hours | 11:00～00:00 |
3. You can choose your preferred level of doneness! Popular Gyukatsu restaurant ‘Gyukatsu Motomura’ in Shinjuku.
The last recommended Gyukatsu restaurant in Shinjuku to introduce is the popular spot ‘Gyukatsu Motomura,’ where queues form during lunch hours.
The cozy interior features counter seats perfect for diners yourself, as well as table seats suitable for families with children! The turnover rate is relatively fast, so if you have some time to spare, it’s recommended not to give up and try lining up.
【The Gyukatsu you grill yourself are exquisite.】
The recommended menu is the classic “Gyukatsu Barley Rice Set 130g”. The meat is served medium rare, so you can grill it well on the grill pan. Enjoying juicy Gyukatsu while they’re still piping hot is one of the highlights.
At “Gyukatsu Motomura,” dipping the Gyukatsu in wasabi soy sauce, salt, or mountain wasabi sauce is the key. The “Gyukatsu Barley Rice with Tororo Set,” which comes with grated yam, is also highly recommended!
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| Store name | Gyukatsu Village Shinjuku Minami Guchi Ten |
| Address | Tokyo, Shinjuku-ku, Shinjuku 3-32-2, MOTO Building, B1F |
| Nearest Station | ・Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line and Fukutoshin Line Shinjuku-sanchome Station about 2 minutes on foot・Toei Subway Shinjuku Line Shinjuku-sanchome Station about 4 minutes on foot・JR Chuo Line and others Shinjuku Station Southeast Exit about 3 minutes on foot |
| Phone Number | 03-3354-0171 |
| Business Hours | 11:00～22:00 |
Let’s try delicious Gyukatsu in Shinjuku!
This time we introduced three carefully chosen Gyukatsu restaurants in Shinjuku, a fiercely competitive area for Gyukatsu, ranging from famous specialty restaurants to hidden gems.
Even though they’re all Gyukatsu, each restaurant has its own way of serving and unique points of emphasis. Try different kinds of Gyukatsu and discover your favorite. Let’s enjoy the delicious Gyukatsu.
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