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All-you-can-eat yakiniku where you grill prime beef together on a two-hour clock, and 13,000 reviewers agree it was worth the lineup.
Lansdowne Village, Ackroyd Plaza
More infoCook together while a professional kitchen has done the hard parts: that's the Gyubee proposition, and Richmond has lined up since this Ontario cult favourite opened its first BC room in 2024. You order by QR code, raw plates of beef tongue, Prime Kalbi and ribeye arrive, and you grill everything on the smokeless burner. Know the rules: a two-hour clock, waste billed by weight, and debit or cash only.
Join the waitlist before you leave home (no reservations under six people, and hour-long waits are standard) and bring a debit card or cash because credit is not welcome here. Order by the QR code in waves, not all at once: the two-hour clock is real and the five-dollars-per-hundred-grams leftover fine is realer. Beef tongue first, ribeye second, and save exactly enough room for the creme brulee, which has its own fan club. Budget the full two hours; it flies.
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