The Gyu Bar

Rlly rlly good.

Strong clean flavour and the toppings were all great, esp the fresh veggies

This is a place that pays attention to the details of the food. The difference between fake atas places and actl refined Japanese place is honestly very easy to tell. When even the simplest things like the soups and salads are done well, you can be assured they know their stuff.

And the gyu bar makes the cut, it's one of those places.

The heat is very raw, even though it's not as hot as normal when this kind of chili is used. The spices are somewhat reminiscent of instant noodles, as are the softer than normal noodles.

The beef cubes are the real deal though. Even though they're braised, it's not the kind that's braised to the point of breaking apart, it's melt in your mouth only because it's wagyu. The flavour was on point as well

Overall it's alright, while the beef was good the conception of the dish isn't polished

The sakura ebi were rlly good and even tho the texture wasn't perfect, it added much complexity and umami to the salad, which is otherwise well executed too

Blown away by this!

Smells so good!! ❤️❤️❤️

Signature Yakiniku@Home Kit ($68+) and Premium Yakiniku@Home Kit ($88+),
Each box, which serves one, is presented with a built-in mini grill and charcoal.
Both yakiniku kits are served with salad with white goma dressing, Hokkaido rice and four condiments such as yakiniku tare sauce, crispy garlic chips, wasabi, and pink sea salt.

The Gyu Bar’s new Yakiniku@Home bento kits Available for takeaway via self-collection and delivery from 1 December 2022.

Limited sets are available and subject to availability.