Sakura Yakiniku in Makati: 30 Years of Perfecting Japanese BBQ

Just as cherry blossoms embody the timeless beauty of nature, Sakura Yakiniku in Makati stands as a culinary haven that has weathered the seasons for decades, offering a timeless culinary experience in the heart of the city.

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With a history spanning more than 30 years, Sakura Yakiniku has become a go-to spot for Japanese staples, even drawing the likes of former presidents of the country. Originally located along Pasay Road, this well-loved restaurant now calls Makati Central Square home, keeping its promise of dishing out fantastic yakiniku or grilled eats.

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Situated in one of the pioneer malls in Makati, Sakura Yakiniku is usually packed with office workers during the week and families on weekends. The atmosphere is comfy and mixes old-school charm with a touch of today’s vibe.

Patrons of the Japanese restaurant often rave about their US Prime Rib Kalbi, a tasty and hearty treat, perfect for sharing among friends or family.

US Prime Rib Kalbi (Php 2,000) / IMAGE from Philippine Primer

If you are looking for a budget-friendly delight, the Tan Shio is another winner, giving you loads of flavor without burning a hole in your pocket. Both dishes showcase Sakura Yakiniku’s skill in grilling up some seriously delicious barbecue.

Tan Shio (Php 340) / IMAGE from Philippine Primer

What’s more, you may also enjoy a special lunch set from 11:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., perfect for those looking to grab a quick, tasty bite during the lunch hour rush.

Yakiniku Lunch Set (Php 300) / IMAGE from Philippine Primer

As Sakura Yakiniku hits the 30-year mark, the Japanese culinary destination still goes strong, proving that good food and a friendly atmosphere never go out of style. So, whether you’re planning a family weekend meal or just need a break from the workday hustle, Sakura Yakiniku is ready to serve up some seriously tasty Japanese barbecue!

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