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Yes, highly recommended. Popular spots fill up fast, especially on weekends. Call ahead or use online booking if available.

Many larger shops provide English menus or tablet ordering, but smaller local spots may only have Japanese. Use a translation app.

Expect to spend between 4,000 to 8,000 JPY per person, depending on whether you choose premium beef cuts or set menus.

Yakiniku is meat-centric. While some offer vegetable sets, many sauces contain meat extracts. Always ask staff about ingredients.

Take the JR Yamanote Line from Shinjuku Station to Takadanobaba Station. It is a very short ride, usually about 5 minutes.

Major chains accept cards, but many authentic, smaller local eateries are cash-only. Always carry some Yen just in case.

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