A Japanese street-BBQ house in District 1
Yakimono calls itself a “Japanese street BBQ house” — a yakiniku buffet in the heart of District 1, where diners grill their own meat on table-top grills.
The name means “grilled things”
Yakimono (焼きもの) is Japanese for things grilled over fire — and the house's Facebook page puts it plainly: a Japanese street BBQ house.
Japanese grill, Korean grill
The Maps listing names both Japanese bbq and Korean bbq — diners get Japanese-style yakiniku with Korean-style grilling on the same table.
Table grill, smoke on the spot
Diner photos show in-table grills under hanging exhaust hoods, ringed with raw meats, seafood and sides waiting for the flame.
Sashimi, phở and flan
The listing also names sashimi, phở and flan — the grill session closes with Japanese raw fish, a Vietnamese phở bowl, or a sweet flan.
Story drawn from the Google Maps listing and the venue's public gallery (2026).