The red seal of Japanese BBQ
Gyu-Kaku — the 牛角 hanko seal glowing red over 254 Dien Bien Phu, District 3 — is a Japanese yakiniku chain branch: tabletop charcoal grills, the 30cm dragon beef ribs, and a 4.8/5 rating from 21 Google Maps reviews. The story below only covers what the listing and its gallery confirm.
A Japanese chain named "bull's horn"
Gyu-Kaku (牛角 — "bull's horn") is a Japanese yakiniku chain with branches around the world; the 254 Dien Bien Phu shop is its District 3 home. The black hanko seal on the bowls in the gallery is the chain's own mark.
The 30cm dragon ribs
The dish that fills the gallery: US-style beef ribs, 30cm long, served upright in the house jar — the signature cut diners order again and again.
Charcoal, tongs, your turn
Every gallery photo shows the same ritual: a round charcoal grill set into the table, raw cuts fanned around it, tongs in hand. Yakiniku means "grilled meat" — you do the grilling.
Honest hours, honest prices
Google Maps lists only two days: Thu 11:00–23:00 and Fri 10:00–22:00 — other days are not listed, so confirm before visiting. The venue is at price level 2, and no per-dish prices are verifiable.
Story drawn from the venue's Google Maps listing and its photo gallery (10/2026).