Restaurant in Tokyo, Japan
Yakiniku Dan Asakusa
100Pearl PointsCasual grill dinner
About Yakiniku Dan Asakusa
Yakiniku Dan Asakusa is a practical dinner pick when Asakusa is already the plan and a casual grill-at-the-table meal sounds better than a formal counter booking. Go in the early evening, especially on weekends when service starts earlier, cross-shop Onigiri Asakusa Yadoroku for a quicker budget meal or Yonekyu Honten for a more traditional local option.
Yakiniku Dan Asakusa is a Tokyo venue to consider when the plan calls for a casual evening meal rather than a formal, tightly scheduled dining experience. The most useful verified details are practical: it keeps evening hours on most open days, starts earlier on weekends, is closed on Tuesday, has a casual dress code.
Go when the schedule fits its evening hours
The clearest planning point is timing. Yakiniku Dan Asakusa is open 4–11 PM on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, 3–11 PM on Saturday and Sunday. It is closed on Tuesday, so do not build a Tuesday dining plan around it.
Because the verified hours do not include lunch service, treat it as an afternoon-to-evening option. Weekends offer the earliest start, while weekdays other than Tuesday are better suited to dinner plans. Dress can stay casual.
Who should choose it over other options
Choose Yakiniku Dan Asakusa when you want a casual Tokyo dinner plan with direct evening hours. For another option to compare, consider Yonekyu Honten. For a different kind of meal, Onigiri Asakusa Yadoroku may also be worth considering. Fruit Parlour Goto is another stop to consider when planning a broader eating day.
For a broader Tokyo eating day, use Yakiniku Dan Asakusa as a relaxed evening slot rather than assuming it has a formal tasting-menu format or confirmed accolades. Diners comparing other options can also look at Oku or 龍圓. For more planning around the city, see Our full Tokyo restaurants guide, plus Our full Tokyo bars guide if the night continues after dinner.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I order at Yakiniku Dan Asakusa?
The verified information does not include specific dishes or menu recommendations. Plan around the venue's evening hours and casual dress code, check the current menu directly before deciding what to order.
Is lunch or dinner better at Yakiniku Dan Asakusa?
Dinner is the safer plan based on the verified hours: 4–11 PM Monday, Wednesday through Friday, 3–11 PM Saturday and Sunday. Yakiniku Dan Asakusa is closed on Tuesday, no lunch hours are verified.
How far ahead should I book Yakiniku Dan Asakusa?
Specific booking timing is not verified. If Yakiniku Dan Asakusa is important to your Tokyo plans, check availability directly and remember that it is closed on Tuesday.
Is Yakiniku Dan Asakusa good for solo dining?
Solo-dining details are not verified. The confirmed planning details are its Tokyo location, casual dress code, evening hours, Tuesday closure.
What are alternatives to Yakiniku Dan Asakusa?
Other options to consider include Yonekyu Honten, 龍圓, Fruit Parlour Goto, Onigiri Asakusa Yadoroku. The best choice depends on the kind of meal and timing you want.
Is Yakiniku Dan Asakusa good for a special occasion?
The verified dress code is casual, so it is best framed as a casual Tokyo dining option. Specific service style, room details, special-occasion amenities are not verified.
What should a first-timer know about Yakiniku Dan Asakusa?
Yakiniku Dan Asakusa is in Tokyo. It is open 4–11 PM on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday; 3–11 PM on Saturday and Sunday; and closed on Tuesday. Dress code is casual.
Location
2 Chome-13-4 Asakusa, Taito City, Tokyo 111-0032, Japan
Tokyo, Japan
Compare Yakiniku Dan Asakusa
| Venue | Location | Cuisine | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Yakiniku Dan Asakusa | Tokyo | , | , |
| Yonekyu Honten | Tokyo | , | JPY 6,000 - JPY 7,999 JPY 4,000 - JPY 4,999 View spending breakdown |
| Fruit Parlour Goto | Tokyo | , | JPY 1,000 - JPY 1,999 JPY 1,000 - JPY 1,999 |
| 龍圓 | Tokyo | , | , |
| Oku | Tokyo | Sushi | ¥¥¥ |
| Onigiri Asakusa Yadoroku | Tokyo | Onigiri | ¥ |
How Yakiniku Dan Asakusa compares with similar nearby venues.
Where to Go If This Does Not Fit
Choose Onigiri Asakusa Yadoroku for a faster, cheaper Asakusa meal, especially solo. Choose Yonekyu Honten if listed spend ranges and a more traditional local option are more useful for the plan.
How It Compares
Yakiniku Dan Asakusa is the better fit when dinner needs to stay casual, meat-led, tied to an Asakusa evening. Yonekyu Honten has clearer listed spend guidance, around JPY 6,000 - JPY 7,999 for one range and JPY 4,000 - JPY 4,999 for another, so choose it if budget certainty matters more than grill-table flexibility.
Onigiri Asakusa Yadoroku is the value play: onigiri, ¥, and better for solo diners or a fast meal. Fruit Parlour Goto sits in the JPY 1,000 - JPY 1,999 range and works as a daytime fruit-parlour stop rather than a dinner replacement.
For a more polished category switch, Oku is sushi at ¥¥¥, so it suits diners prioritizing a more formal seafood-led meal. 龍圓 is the better cross-shop when the group wants Chinese cooking in Tokyo instead of yakiniku.
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