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Wagyu Place

3.7 (142 reviews)
Ultra High-EndBarbeque, Wine Bars, Japanese
Closed • 12:00 pm - 11:30 PM

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Casual
Classy
Dogs allowed
Happy hour specials

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Jacky C.

Came here for the AYCE for $68 per person, which includes both wagyu, sushi, seafood, veggies, and other items. For two of us to eat our hearts content is $136, before tax, which is a pretty good deal. You are allow up to 2 hours however. The waiter/waitress does assist in cooking the meat and seafood when they're available. If you're feeling super adventurous, you can get the $159 plan, which includes the coveted Japanese A5 Miyazaki Wagyu. Best to come during the slower times so you can optimize the most of your 2 hours eating as much food as possible.

Ke W.

The place was... Kind of subpar. The meat was just okay. The sushi was standard AYCE but that's usually cheaper. Their sauce station was constantly out of sauce and out of bowls. The fried bun didn't have accompanying condensed milk. The fries didn't have accompanying ketchup. Some meats were labeled. Most were not. I dunno kinda an odd time. But, the servers were nice enough and our food wasn't lost or anything. Our specific table's grill was also really really slow.

Victor H.

Great AYCE Wagyu restaurant in Flushing! It's on the 2nd floor of a large white building. When you enter, you'll see another restaurant (white color theme) on the first floor. Turn left to find the stairs that lead up to the Wagyu Place (dark color theme). We went on a weekend and it quickly got busy. So it would be good to make a reservation just in case. There are 3 levels of AYCE. The $40 option is only available during lunch time, even on the weekends. You can eat American Wagyu, but it's not as tender/fatty. The $68 option has additional Australian Wagyu (in between American and Japanese in terms of taste/quality) as well as cheese lobster, and more sushi/sashimi options. The premium $168 option provides cocktails, milk tea, Japanese A5 Wagyu, seafood like abalone and oysters, and Bluefin Tuna Toro. We went for the $68 option since we wanted to get Australian Wagyu, cheese lobster, and sashimi. The premium option would have been nice, but it was such a huge price jump and we didn't think we could eat that much food. We really enjoyed the $68 option and probably would pick that option again. We tried as much of the steak options as possible. Our favorites were the Australian Wagyu Ribeye and Short Rib. We also liked the Lamb Chops with Truffle Salt, and the Pork Jowl with Miso. We also got a variety of sashimi and nigiri. They actually put some nice additions to their nigiri, but the rice was pretty filling. Would do mostly sashimi and a few pieces of nigiri next time. Also we didn't really like the Wagyu salad as there wasn't too much of a unique taste. The service was spectacular! We have 2 main servers who were both very attentive and talkative. They made us feel like home, and they gave us lots of pointers and food recommendations. They help to cook and cut the meat. They also changed the grill top several times during our meal. Overall, great dining experience and great vibes. I liked the decor and the restaurant was kept very clean. Only reason I couldn't give them a 5 star review was because some of their cuts were a bit lacking in taste and quality, especially the American cuts. Also, parking is tough, but that's just typical of Flushing restaurants.

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Esther K.

Came for my birthday dinner with my bf. So good! We got the full set menu including the wagyu, sushi, and drinks. The wagyu was incredible - every piece was so tender and buttery. Sushi was pretty good too, but the star was definitely the meat. Service was great and we definitely left with the meat sweats

Wilson H.

Saw this place has a 40$ lunch AYCE menu which got my interest. We got seated pretty quickly in a private enough booth, the interior was nice and the staff was attentive. the lunch menu had limited options. But enough of a variety of meats and sushi options to try. The meats were tender and delicious, not the best quality since it wasn't the Wagyu option, but better than most of the places I went to so far. The sushi was also fresh. The only problem was the grill. It was hotter on half while the other side was luke warm, so cooking the food took longer. Besides that we had a good time and a great experience, will definitely swing by to try the dinner menu one day.

Jay P.

I came here for a medical dinner program where they brought out about 10-12 different dishes throughout the evening. The food itself was actually very good and you could tell the ingredients were high quality, especially when they brought out the Wagyu beef for the hibachi. Unfortunately the experience was very disorganized. Our group was seated in the back rooms that can accommodate large groups, and the service felt rushed and uncoordinated. The staff rarely explained what dishes were being served, so most of the time we weren't even sure what we were eating. When the chef started cooking the Wagyu beef hibachi-style, there was no explanation about the cuts or types of Wagyu being served, which was disappointing because that's usually part of the experience. Overall the food was good, but the service and communication really took away from the evening. I might consider coming back in the future, but I'd probably sit at one of the tables in the front and order directly so the experience feels more organized and interactive

Miyazaki A5 Box
Shafqat D.

Wagyu Place is my favorite wagyu all-you-can-eat experience in NYC. We did the Japanese A5 Experience, and it's genuinely indulgent in the best way. The menu includes multiple Miyazaki A5 cuts, all available unlimited. The quality is immediately apparent: beautiful marbling, incredibly tender texture, and that rich, buttery flavor you expect from true A5 wagyu. Being able to mix in American wagyu alongside the Japanese cuts is a nice bonus and adds variety without taking away from the main event. Service was excellent throughout the meal. Plates came out consistently, timing was smooth, and the staff handled the high-end AYCE format with professionalism and attention. Nothing felt rushed, and the experience stayed polished from start to finish. The ambiance leans upscale but comfortable -- more refined than casual barbecue spots, yet still relaxed enough to enjoy a long, indulgent meal. It's well-suited for special occasions, celebratory dinners, or anyone who really wants to experience top-tier wagyu without compromise. If you're serious about wagyu and want an all-you-can-eat format that doesn't sacrifice quality, Wagyu Place sets the bar.

Assorted BBQ lunch
Huai E.

First coming into the restaurant, the waitress had a bit of an attitude when we went to find out group of friends, saying there are a lot of people, don't know who they are. We went for lunch. The restaurant ran out of lots of food options to the point where they don't even have fruits. Cheese corn doesn't even have cheese in it, just mayo and corn which did not taste good. We order other things which never came like lamb skewers, 2nd order of ebi shrimp. Limited dessert. Last time, we came for dinner and there was a good selection and attentive service. This time, it was disappointing. The meats were good though. Service and food selection needs attention.

Jenny L.

Service was pretty good!! Food was ok!! I noticed meats that I ordered weren't placed by our waitress, SMH!!! Unfortunately, it was freezing where they sat us at every angle, bathroom was nasty!! 2 out of the 3 stalls were almost empty of tissue & the 1 stall with the clean tissue was dangling over the dirty tissue. It's SUPER PRICEY!!! Not recommended!!

Amy W.

I came here for my husband birthday and it was a bit of disappointment. We got the A5 Wagyu package ($160) which was double the price of the American Wagyu package ($68) but I could not taste the quality of the A5. The meat was tough. They also overload you with all these apps that come with the package so you are too full to order more meat. Also the servers cook the meat for you and you can tell some of them do not know what to cook it. One person seared the same side twice. One sweet thing was they came from behind my husband with a cake and candle so I can get a video of his reaction. If I do come back, I would just get the American wagyu package and eat more sashimi, less carbs.

Cherylin L.

Flushing's Ultimate Wagyu Feast! Wagyu lovers, this is your dream come true! Indulge in ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT A5 Japanese Wagyu & American Wagyu, plus fresh sushi & sashimi--only at Wagyu Place in Flushing! But that's not all... Your feast also includes gourmet appetizers (not unlimited) like: Kumamoto Oysters Cheese-Baked Lobster Lobster Chawanmushi Crispy Duck Breast Cod Fish Red Sauce Bacon Pasta All this for just $159.99 per person is an absolute steal for premium Wagyu! Tag your Wagyu-loving crew & make your reservations NOW!

Appetizer - oyster
Min Z.

Excited to see an AYCE wagyu barbecue in Flushing and the set price wasn't too steep considering the variety of food we had. For the set price of $160 per person, you can get all the different parts of A5 wagyu + seafood + sashimi/sushi + variety of appetizers which includes a whole grilled lobster tail. If you pay with CASH, you can also get foie gras. If you check in on any review platform, you can also get a tin of caviar. There are also 4 cocktail options included with the set price. The meat quality was decent, the sirloin and ribeye wagyu had the best texture. For dessert, you can choose ice jelly or ice cream Only negative is that the food waiting time on weekend was very long. We got our first plate of meat about 35 minutes after ordering.. maybe experience will be better on weekday. Hope the staff can also be better trained on cooking time for the Wagyu to get the best tasting experience Overall still recommend this place for the food quality and experience

Lynn W.

We came for lunch and decided on the $169 option. The difference in price from $69pp option and $169pp is the quality of Wagyu- US Wagyu vs Japanese A5 Wagyu- the premium beef. You also get more appetizer options like- Japanese crab, foie gras, and a few options for cocktails. The Wagyu was excellent but I felt the oyster and sashimi were just okay. While I can appreciate the uni on the seafood it was on too many items and even started to tastes similar. The foie gras was good but I felt it was cold in temperature. I guess come for the Wagyu but do not expect much on the sushi/sashimi. Service was slow and they kept forgetting to bring drinks and food until we asked a second time.

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Are small children free or child pricing? And what is the age cutoff?

Children are dependent on height for price

What's the difference between the $68 AYCE vs the $160 AYCE? Is the cheaper one for lunch? Or is it cheaper because you're not getting the A5 selection?

The main difference is that the $68 AYCE is American wagyu and the $160 AYCE is Japanese A5 wagyu. If you do the $68 AYCE you will not have the option to order any Japanese A5 wagyu but if you do the $160 AYCE option you can order both the Japanese… 

Can you dine solo?

Yes.

What are the prices?

$159.99 or $69.99 , You get different meals at different prices, it just gives you two choices.

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