Name: Yakiniku Shokudo
Address: Multiple locations across Singapore, Singapore, SG
Price range: $$

Question 1

Is Yakiniku Shokudo halal?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Yakiniku Shokudo is halal-certified. The restaurant operates on a strict No Pork, No Lard policy. It is operated by Japan Foods Holdings (JFH), the same group behind Tokyo Shokudo, another halal Japanese chain. All meat is sourced from halal-certified suppliers. This makes it one of the very few halal-certified Japanese yakiniku (BBQ) restaurants in Singapore — a category that is extremely rare because most yakiniku restaurants serve pork.

Question 2

How much does Yakiniku Shokudo cost?

Accepted Answer

Yakiniku Shokudo is positioned as affordable halal yakiniku. Entry-level: Beef Karubi Set from S$9.90 (includes rice, soup, kimchi). Mid-range: Shokudo Set S$18.90-22.90 (beef karubi + beef tongue + beef steak). Premium: Wagyu Beef Set from S$26.90. Chicken sets from S$8.90. Stone bowl and curry rice options from S$10.90. A typical meal for two costs S$30-50 including drinks. Prices are before GST and service charge.

Question 3

How many Yakiniku Shokudo outlets are there in Singapore?

Accepted Answer

Yakiniku Shokudo has 8 outlets across Singapore as of 2026: Our Tampines Hub (OTH), Bedok Mall, Funan Mall, Paya Lebar Quarter (PLQ), AMK Hub, Northpoint City (Yishun), Plaza Singapura, and SingPost Centre. Most outlets are located within major shopping malls, making them convenient for families and groups.

Question 4

What is the difference between Yakiniku Shokudo and Yakiniku Like?

Accepted Answer

The key differences are: (1) Halal status — Yakiniku Shokudo is halal-certified (no pork, no lard), while Yakiniku Like is NOT halal and serves pork. (2) Dining format — Yakiniku Shokudo has shared tables with personal grills for groups, while Yakiniku Like focuses on solo dining with individual counters. (3) Pricing — Yakiniku Shokudo's Beef Karubi Set starts at S$9.90, Yakiniku Like's solo sets start at S$8.90. (4) Menu — Yakiniku Shokudo offers a wider range including wagyu, stone bowls, curry rice, and ramen alongside BBQ. (5) Ownership — Yakiniku Shokudo is by JFH Group (Singapore-listed), Yakiniku Like is a Japanese chain.

Question 5

What should I order at Yakiniku Shokudo?

Accepted Answer

For first-timers: Start with the Beef Karubi Set (S$9.90) — it is the most popular item and gives you a taste of the yakiniku experience at a low price. The meat is pre-marinated and pairs well with the dipping sauces. For groups: The Shokudo Set (S$18.90-22.90) offers a sampler of beef karubi, beef tongue, and beef steak. For special occasions: The Wagyu Beef Set (S$26.90) delivers premium marbling. Non-BBQ options: The Hokkaido Beef Curry Rice and Stone Bowl Bibimbap are solid alternatives if you want something different from grilling. Always order the Kimchi (S$2.90) and Edamame as sides.

Question 6

Is Yakiniku Shokudo good for solo dining?

Accepted Answer

Yes. While Yakiniku Shokudo is designed more for groups (shared table with personal grills), solo diners are welcome. Several reviewers note it is a good option for solo halal yakiniku. The set meals are portioned for individual dining. However, if solo dining is your primary criterion, Yakiniku Like (not halal) is specifically designed for single diners with counter-style individual grills. Yakiniku Shokudo is the better choice for solo Muslim diners who want yakiniku.

Question 7

Who operates Yakiniku Shokudo?

Accepted Answer

Yakiniku Shokudo is operated by Japan Foods Holdings Ltd (JFH), a Singapore-listed company (SGX: 5NI) that also operates Ajisen Ramen, Tokyo Shokudo, Konjiki Hototogisu (Michelin-starred ramen), Menya Musashi, Menzo Butao, and Osaka Ohsho. JFH is one of the largest Japanese restaurant groups in Singapore. Yakiniku Shokudo is described as the halal equivalent of their Yakiniku Taro brand.

Question 8

Does Yakiniku Shokudo offer delivery?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Yakiniku Shokudo offers delivery through GrabFood, foodpanda, and their own Oddle ordering platform (yakinikushokudo.oddle.me). However, yakiniku is fundamentally a dine-in experience — the personal tabletop grill is the entire point. Delivery orders will include pre-cooked or ready-to-cook meats, which cannot replicate the freshly-grilled experience. For the best experience, dine in.

Item	Price	Notes
Beef Karubi Set Marinated short rib · rice · soup · kimchi	S$9.90	Most popular
Chicken Set Chicken thigh · rice · soup · kimchi	S$8.90	Budget
Beef Sirloin Steak Thick-cut sirloin · rice · soup · kimchi	S$17.90	Premium
Shokudo Set Karubi + tongue + steak sampler	S$18.90–22.90	Best sampler
Wagyu Beef Set Premium wagyu · rice · soup · kimchi	S$26.90	Special occasion
Hokkaido Beef Curry Rice Japanese curry · tender beef · rice	~S$12.90	Non-BBQ
Stone Bowl Bibimbap Stone bowl · vegetables · meat · rice	~S$11.90	Non-BBQ
Sides: Kimchi / Edamame / Cabbage Essential yakiniku sides	S$2.90–4.90	Must-order

Feature	Yakiniku Shokudo	Yakiniku Like
Halal?	☪️ YES	❌ No (pork)
Format	Group + grill	Solo counter
Entry Price	S$8.90 (chicken) / S$9.90 (beef)	S$8.90
Wagyu?	✅ From S$26.90	✅ Available
Non-BBQ	Extensive	Limited
Best For	Muslim diners, groups	Solo, quick lunch
Outlets	8	8

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