Name: Yakiniku-GO Jurong Point
Address: 1 Jurong West Central 2, #B1-55 Jurong Point, Singapore, 648886, SG
Telephone: +6567921283
Price range: $–$$

Question 1

How many Yakiniku-GO outlets are in Jurong?

Accepted Answer

There are 2 Yakiniku-GO outlets in Jurong: JEM #B1-01 (50 Jurong Gateway Road, B1 level) and Jurong Point #B1-55 (1 Jurong West Central 2, B1 level). JEM opens Mon-Fri 11:30am, Sat-Sun 11am. Jurong Point opens daily 11am. Both close at 10pm (last order 9:15pm).

Question 2

Is Yakiniku-GO halal?

Accepted Answer

No. Yakiniku-GO is NOT halal-certified. The menu includes pork items. For halal Japanese food in Jurong, try Sukiya (MUIS, JEM & Jurong Point) or Pepper Lunch (MUIS, JEM & Jurong Point).

Question 3

How much does Yakiniku-GO cost?

Accepted Answer

Yakiniku-GO is very affordable for yakiniku: Value sets from S$9.90 (100g karubi + rice + soup + kimchi). Standard Karubi set S$13.90 (100g) to S$17.90 (200g). Yakiniku-GO signature set with ribeye + karubi + gyutan S$19.90. Premium Miyazaki Wagyu set from S$24.90. Most solo diners spend S$12–20. Groups ordering multiple cuts S$20–30 per person.

Question 4

Is Yakiniku-GO good for solo dining?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Yakiniku-GO is designed for solo diners. Each seat has its own individual electric grill. You can comfortably dine alone without the awkwardness of a shared grill. The fast-casual format (order, grill, eat, leave in 30-45 minutes) makes it perfect for a quick solo lunch or after-work dinner. Many regular customers dine solo.

Question 5

What is special about Yakiniku-GO's grills?

Accepted Answer

Yakiniku-GO uses electric grills with built-in exhaust systems for completely smoke-free yakiniku. This eliminates the BBQ odour that normally sticks to clothes after a yakiniku meal — you can wear a nice outfit and leave without smelling like a barbecue. The grills heat evenly and reach the right temperature quickly, making it easy even for first-time grillers.

Question 6

What should I order at Yakiniku-GO?

Accepted Answer

Best-sellers: (1) Yakiniku-GO Set (ribeye steak + karubi + gyutan beef tongue + rice + soup + kimchi, ~S$19.90) — the signature sampler. (2) Angus Ribeye Steak set — juicy, tender strips best dipped in salt + negi shio tare. (3) Karubi Jyu — grilled short rib over rice, simple and satisfying. (4) Iberico Pork set — European premium pork for variety. (5) For the splurge: Miyazaki Wagyu set from ~S$24.90. House-made tare dipping sauces (crafted by Japanese head chef) are key — try negi shio (leek + citrus), garlic soy, and spicy miso.

Question 7

What cuts of meat are available?

Accepted Answer

Beef: Angus Ribeye Steak, Karubi (short plate), Gyutan (beef tongue), Boneless Short Rib, Striploin, Miyazaki Wagyu. Pork: Iberico Pork Steak, Pork Belly. Chicken: Chicken Thigh. Seafood: Scallop, Prawn, Squid Ring. Each can be ordered as individual cuts or as part of set meals with rice, seaweed soup, and kimchi.

Question 8

Is Yakiniku-GO kid-friendly?

Accepted Answer

Yes, with supervision. Children enjoy grilling their own meat, and the smokeless grills are safer than charcoal. The chicken and pork options are accessible for kids. However, the grills are hot — parents should supervise young children carefully. The fast-casual, no-frills environment is casual enough for families.

Question 9

How does Yakiniku-GO compare to Yakiniku Like?

Accepted Answer

Both are fast-casual solo yakiniku chains. Yakiniku-GO has more outlets in Jurong (JEM + Jurong Point) while Yakiniku Like's Jurong presence varies. Both offer smokeless grills, individual seating, and affordable sets. Yakiniku-GO emphasises its house-made tare sauces by a Japanese head chef and offers Miyazaki Wagyu. Yakiniku Like tends to have slightly lower base prices. Both are excellent for a quick yakiniku fix.

Question 10

Does Yakiniku-GO accept reservations?

Accepted Answer

No. Walk-in only. The fast-casual format means turnover is quick and waits are usually short (15-30 minutes at peak). Some outlets have a queue system — check on arrival.

Question 11

Does Yakiniku-GO offer delivery?

Accepted Answer

Limited delivery through GrabFood. However, yakiniku is fundamentally a dine-in experience — the joy is in grilling the meat yourself. Delivery packages are pre-cooked and lose the interactive element. We strongly recommend dining in.

Karubi Set (100g)	S$13.90++
Karubi Set (200g)	S$17.90++
Yakiniku-GO Set ★	~S$19.90++
Angus Ribeye Set	~S$17.90++
Iberico Pork Set	~S$15.90++
Miyazaki Wagyu Set ★	~S$24.90++
Value Set	~S$9.90++

☪️ Sukiya — Gyudon (MUIS)	JEM & JP
☪️ Pepper Lunch — Teppan (MUIS)	JEM & JP

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2 Jurong Outlets

JEM Yakiniku-GO JEM

JP Yakiniku-GO Jurong Point

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Gyutan	~S$8–12++
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