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Shokunin BBQ

3.7 (408 reviews)
Open • 12:00 pm - 11:00 PM
Updated over 3 months ago
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Moderate noise

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Is there a lot of street parking available?

Is the karaoke free or included with the room?

It's included in the room. You need at least 8 people for the room tho.

What's the parking situation like? Does the restaurant have a parking lot?

No, only street parking

Do you allow customers to bring their own 2 Liter Soda Bottles from the outside when in a Private room? Edit: Please consider selling 2 Liter Bottles since you do not have free refils on Fountain Soda. 2$ cans are really tedious.

Not really

Is there a minimum charge to book a private room and what is the capacity of the private room?

You need 8 people for the private room.

What is the Price per person for AYCE? The Menu doesn't specify. Do you have a Birthday Promotion?

$39.50 for adults and 19.50 for kids. No there is no birthday promotion. If you have a group you get a private room with bbq and ktv together.

How many people can book the private room?

At least 8 ppl

Is it halal?

It is not.

How many people in the karoke room?

It can fit at least 10. Not sure what the capacity is.

Do you have to make a reservation (if so, how long before you go) or do you take walk-ins?

Will take reservations for weekend. Big group a day ahead. Small group fee hours ahead. Walk-in always welcomed.

Is it only all you can eat or can you order the meat separately?

AYCE only

What is the AYCE price and what does it include? Are there any special prices for weekdays and weekends?

35.99

Is the AYCE prices per adult or is it one price for everything regardless of how many persons?

per adult

Is there limited seating inside the restaurant due to covid? What precautions are being taken such as cleaning?

Yes, there are government regulations to be followed. No more than a party of 10 persons. In regards to our cleaning precautions and measures, we provide hand sanitizer, temperature checks are mandatory. We make sure to use the products needed to… 

How much is the cork fee?

$10 per bottle

Are you currently doing indoor dining?

Yes we are at yellow zone and indoor dinning is allowed.

Is coming as a group of two recommended?

Sure

Edit* Since drinks aren't included as part of the AYCE, byob? I'm asking bc I don't like to drink tap water.

they serve drinks and beer

What's a premium and I saw that the menu has no prices how do you guy know what to order and keep track of not over spending for food?

Not sure, I've only been there twice.

How many people does your private room with karaoke fit?

12 to 21 We have 5 rooms with different size.

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