KNK Yakiniku Japanese Charcoal BBQ Restaurant

KNK Yakiniku Japanese Charcoal BBQ Restaurant, Bay Avenue (28 September 2012)


Kannichikan (KNK) Yakiniku is a Japanese restaurant specialising in charcoal barbeque. The outlet that opened in Bay Avenue on 27 March 2012 is the second one in Penang after the one in Tanjong Tokong.

Similar in style to Korean barbeque, the Japanese charcoal barbeque is done over a charcoal brazier at the diners' table. The name yakiniku means Japanese-style grilled meat. One has a choice of beef slices to select for grilling, including premium cuts such as the marbled Kuroge Wagyu Rosu, along with other items such as lamb and prawns. The beef is lightly seasoned with either salt and pepper or with a miso sauce.

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