Restaurants that offer Ginza No Suzume (Barley)

Ginza No Suzume (Barley)
Yazawa

Yazawa

➤ 9669 South Santa Monica Blvd. #2 Beverly Hills, CA 90210, 90210-4304, United States

Bbq • Meat • Japanese • Barbecue

"I was too many Japanese grilling places, both in the usa and in japan. had really high expectations at this place due to the high ratings, but unfortunately we did not really have the meal. oddly, that look and the texture of the meat were both as good as we expected, but the taste of the meat was simply not that big. Overall I thought the meal was very overpriced $180 before control and tipp for appetizer and 9 pieces meat, no rice/dessert/pages/drinks included.)"

Izakaya Kou

Izakaya Kou

➤ 1560 Fillmore StreetCA 94115, San Francisco, United States

Thai • Asian • Steak • Sushi

"The food was fantastic and the service was excellent! The biggest disappointment was the dirty bathroom."

Ima

Ima

➤ 9669 Santa Monica Blvd Unit 1CA 90210-4303, Beverly Hills, United States

Meat • Wine • Hot Pot • Japanese

"Luscious wagyu beef with the proper treatment. Different cuts allow you to experience the various textures and flavors, all the while still incredibly tender. Cook on your own or let someone curate your meal, each dish has engaging flavors while still keeping the beef front and center. We were helped by Grace, who lives up to her name. She provided us context and amazing service, and we couldn't imagine a more perfect person to make our Valentine's Day special."

Azasu

Azasu

➤ 49 Clinton Street, 10002, New York, United States

Tapas • Ramen • Izakaya • Chicken

"One of our favorites in the LES! The menu is eclectic but extremely manageable We have been there 3 times and we have not encountered a bad dish. The highlight is the Chunkonabe, which is a stew Sumo wrestlers eat to bulk up before a match. We normally order two servings of the stew and about 4 other dishes, which comfortably feeds 4 adults. Other dishes we have tried are the seared mackerel, sake clams, takoyaki, various skewers, yakisoba, and karaage. There is a large assortment of cup sakes (with pull back tabs) that are very popular in Japan."