Cuisines and Dishes at Gyu-Kaku:
- Barbecue
- Japanese
Gyu-Kaku
10925 W Pico Blvd,
Los Angeles
CA
90064
gyu-kaku.com (310) 234-8641
Menu for Gyu-Kaku
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Ratings and Reviews for Gyu-Kaku
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May 16 2012
Debbie T. via Yelp
If you like this type of food, cooking your food at your table, go to Tofuya which is 5 minutes from Gyu Kaku. The service at Gyu Kaku is lousy. We...read more
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May 16 2012
William H. via Yelp
In my opinion, many of the meats and dishes are "Mehhhhh"....a bit on the saltier side. I think it a good idea to enjoy the meat with rice or...read more
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May 15 2012
Will M. via Yelp
I also dare you to not have a great time here. The happy hour is the best, the servers and satff are always great, and who doesn't like to play with their...read more
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Mar 26 2009
eblittle via Citysearch
I'd been here once before for a party, so when I was looking for a place for a fancy date with my boyfriend, we went here. We chos...read more
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Jan 07 2009
LA808Girl via Citysearch
The Topanga Canyon (Woodland Hills) location is one of the few that actually offers an unlimited menu in addition to the regular m...read more
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May 07 2008
kitanohara via Citysearch
Encouraged by all the fanfares in the media about Gyu-Kaku, I decided to check one out in Los Angeles. We were a group of 8, and w...read more
From Citysearch
The Scene
Traditional (tatami booths) meets modern (exposed overhead piping) in this narrow dining room that buzzes with excitement, perhaps from the anticipation of playing with an open grill. Gregarious servers hustle to a looping soundtrack of hip-hop and electronica. The crowd runs the gamut from hipsters sporting vintage Levi's to families enjoying quality time.
The Food
With outposts on nearly every corner in Japan, Gyu-Kaku is the Starbucks of Japanese barbecue. And like the java joint, this Asian chain boasts the same efficiency and high quality. The fun begins when you get your tongs. Transfer the fresh, uncooked bites of meat to your very own charcoal-powered grill and flip to your heart's desire. Tender kalbi (short ribs), briny shrimp and half a dozen other meats are doused in ta're, the usual soy sauce-based sweet marinade; shio, a salty sesame secret sauce; or miso.
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