Gyukaku locations across Japan will run an all-you-can-eat-style value offer on selected Wagyū beef and drinks from October 13 through October 30, 2026, on weekdays only. The Wagyū Fair brings Gyukaku’s signature Wagyū Kalbi down to ¥440 (¥484 tax included) per plate, with no limit on the number of plates during the campaign.
The offer is available at regular Gyukaku restaurants nationwide, excluding Okinawa. Customers must show the coupon in the official Gyukaku app when being seated or paying, and the pre-discount bill must total at least ¥2,500 (tax included). Gyukaku all-you-can-eat specialty restaurants, Gyukaku Yakiniku Shokudo, and Gyukaku Yakiniku Shokudo & Horumon Sakaba are excluded.
The lineup includes Wagyū Kalbi, Wagyū Geta Kalbi, Wagyū Premium Kalbi, Wagyū Premium Lean Kurashita, Wagyū Offcuts, and Wagyū Ura Harami. Draft beer is ¥190 (¥209 tax included), while selected drinks start at ¥290 (¥319 tax included). The Wagyū course is also discounted to ¥5,480 (¥6,028 tax included).
About the Gyukaku Wagyū Fair
Wagyū Offcuts
Gyukaku’s Wagyū Offcuts are offered at ¥490 (¥539 tax included), down from ¥680 (¥748 tax included). The cut combines rich umami with the gentle sweetness of beef fat.
Wagyū Geta Kalbi
Wagyū Geta Kalbi is ¥790 (¥869 tax included), reduced from ¥980 (¥1,078 tax included). This rare cut from between the bones is known for its deep, concentrated flavor.
Wagyū Premium Kalbi
Wagyū Premium Kalbi costs ¥1,290 (¥1,419 tax included), compared with its regular price of ¥1,480 (¥1,628 tax included). Fine marbling gives the meat a soft texture and mellow sweetness.
Wagyū Premium Lean Kurashita
Wagyū Premium Lean Kurashita is available for ¥990 (¥1,089 tax included), down from ¥1,180 (¥1,298 tax included). It balances clean lean-beef flavor with the melting sweetness of marbling.
Wagyū Ura Harami
Wagyū Ura Harami is ¥1,090 (¥1,199 tax included), reduced from ¥1,180 (¥1,298 tax included). Its refined fat and clean finish offer qualities of both kalbi and harami.
Gyukaku selects domestic Japanese Wagyū equivalent to A4 rank or higher. The six beef cuts are chosen for their rich flavor and depth, giving diners a way to try different textures and levels of marbling at a lower price. The campaign covers both individual dishes and a discounted Wagyū course, so guests can choose between ordering specific cuts or dining from the all-you-can-eat menu.


Highlights
- Wagyū Kalbi is ¥440 (¥484 tax included), reduced from ¥880 (¥968 tax included), with no plate limit during the offer.
- Six Wagyū dishes are available at special prices, including Wagyū Offcuts at ¥490 (¥539 tax included) and Wagyū Geta Kalbi at ¥790 (¥869 tax included).
- Asahi Super Dry is ¥190 (¥209 tax included), and selected highballs and sours are available from ¥290 (¥319 tax included).
- The Wagyū all-you-can-eat course is ¥5,480 (¥6,028 tax included), reduced from ¥5,980 (¥6,578 tax included).
- The official Gyukaku app coupon is required, with a minimum pre-discount spend of ¥2,500 (tax included).
Menu & Event Details
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Name | Gyukaku Wagyū Fair |
| Menu / items | Wagyū Kalbi; Wagyū Geta Kalbi; Wagyū Premium Kalbi; Wagyū Premium Lean Kurashita; Wagyū Offcuts; Wagyū Ura Harami; Asahi Super Dry; Highball; Unsweetened Lemon Sour; Unsweetened Grapefruit Sour; Black Oolong High; Roasted Brown Rice Tea High; Wagyū all-you-can-eat course |
| Period | October 13, 2026 (Tue) – October 30, 2026 (Fri), weekdays only |
| Location | Gyukaku restaurants across Japan, excluding Okinawa |
| Stores | Regular Gyukaku restaurants nationwide; excludes Gyukaku all-you-can-eat specialty restaurants, Gyukaku Yakiniku Shokudo, and Gyukaku Yakiniku Shokudo & Horumon Sakaba |
| Price | Wagyū Kalbi: ¥440 (¥484 tax included), regular ¥880 (¥968 tax included); Wagyū Geta Kalbi: ¥790 (¥869 tax included), regular ¥980 (¥1,078 tax included); Wagyū Premium Kalbi: ¥1,290 (¥1,419 tax included), regular ¥1,480 (¥1,628 tax included); Wagyū Premium Lean Kurashita: ¥990 (¥1,089 tax included), regular ¥1,180 (¥1,298 tax included); Wagyū Offcuts: ¥490 (¥539 tax included), regular ¥680 (¥748 tax included); Wagyū Ura Harami: ¥1,090 (¥1,199 tax included), regular ¥1,180 (¥1,298 tax included); Asahi Super Dry: ¥190 (¥209 tax included), regular ¥580 (¥638 tax included); Highball: ¥360 (¥396 tax included), regular ¥550 (¥605 tax included); Unsweetened Lemon Sour, Unsweetened Grapefruit Sour, Black Oolong High, and Roasted Brown Rice Tea High: ¥290 each (¥319 tax included), regular ¥480 each (¥528 tax included); Wagyū all-you-can-eat course: ¥5,480 (¥6,028 tax included), regular ¥5,980 (¥6,578 tax included) |
| Official website | Gyukaku Wagyū Fair website |
Before you buy
- When does the Gyukaku Wagyū Fair start?
- The offer starts on October 13, 2026, and runs on weekdays through October 30, 2026.
- Where can I get the ¥440 Wagyū Kalbi?
- It is available at regular Gyukaku restaurants across Japan, excluding Okinawa and the specifically excluded Gyukaku restaurant formats.
- How much is Wagyū Kalbi?
- Wagyū Kalbi is ¥440 (¥484 tax included) during the fair, reduced from ¥880 (¥968 tax included).
- Do I need a coupon for the Gyukaku Wagyū Fair?
- Yes. Show the coupon in the official Gyukaku app when being seated or paying. The pre-discount bill must be at least ¥2,500 (tax included).