Domon

The restaurant looks nice and inviting, and the service is good. However, the meat quality is just average; it doesn't justify the price. It's not expensive, but the taste is very generic – even local restaurants make better meat. There was no presentation at all; it was just served on a plain white plate (though I might have expected some presentation for this price). The biggest disappointment was the cheese-filled dumplings. I imagined them having stretchy cheese, but after the first bite, there was practically nothing there. I ordered three dishes plus rice and a drink, and the bill included a service charge and VAT. In short, it was expensive and not worth it. One visit is enough.

Diners could conveniently place orders via the QR code on the table. We had appetizers such as marinated tomato, cucumber salad, and lettuce Service was prompt. We enjoyed the matsutake rice and beef fried rice. The group was happy with gyutan(thick cut) and the jo karubi.

Had a lunch set at Domo Yakiniku and it was absolutely delicious. The grilled pork was tender, juicy, and full of flavor, while all the side dishes were fresh and tasty. The meal was well balanced and very satisfying. The staff were friendly, attentive, and provided excellent service throughout the meal. The atmosphere was comfortable and welcoming. Definitely a great place for yakiniku, and I would happily come back again!

Just when I was starting to get tired of Thai food, and Korean food felt like it was missing that extra 2%, I was debating "What should I eat...?" when I ended up going here, and it was absolutely delicious. I always make sure to eat yakiniku whenever I go to Japan, but this was the best yakiniku I’ve ever had. The sauce here is insane, in particular. The moment you dip the meat into the Japanese-style yakiniku sauce, which is packed with minced garlic, chili peppers, and sesame seeds, wow... it’s salty yet bursting with umami, making it a flavor that keeps you reaching for more. And what really impressed me was the pot rice ㅠㅠㅠ🍚 Honestly, it was even better than the pot rice I’ve had in Korea. It wasn't the fluffy long-grain rice typical of Thailand, but Japanese-style rice with a proper sticky texture, so the rice itself was incredibly tasty. Dipping the juicy meat deep into the sauce and eating it with the warm pot rice... wow... I ate two bowls. I definitely overate 🥹. I never expected to find yakiniku of this quality in Thailand. Anyone who likes yakiniku should definitely go here. I’m a huge fan of yakiniku and always eat it whenever I visit Japan, but I have to say, this is the best yakiniku I’ve ever had! If you’re getting tired of Thai food but disappointed that Korean restaurants here don’t taste quite authentic, you absolutely have to try the yakiniku here! ​Seriously, how can anyone resist a yakiniku sauce loaded with minced garlic, chili peppers, and sesame seeds? And oh my god, the pot rice (kamameshi) here is insane. It’s honestly better than any pot rice I’ve had in Korea. It’s real, delicious, sticky Japanese-style rice—not the fluffy, long-grain Thai rice. Rolling a piece of juicy meat in that sauce and eating it with a spoonful of that perfectly cooked rice was pure perfection.

Amazing beef quality! The place is nice and comfortable. The staff is kind and attentive. Perfect score 🔥

Still delicious, excellent service.

Great food and environment.

The hamburger rice is incredibly delicious! Even better than famous Japanese restaurants. I want everyone to try it. This is my second time eating here. It's fragrant, well-seasoned, and the meat is so juicy. Absolutely delicious!

The restaurant has a very cute decor. The food tastes good. I went alone, so I only ordered beef fried rice and harami, which was just the right amount to fill me up. However, the service was a bit slow when I arrived. The staff provided good service.

Well, the taste is nice enough for the price (which is not cheap, mind you) , but understandable for their location. But their service could use some improvements. I was there only by myself but was taken the counter table, even when there were so many empty tables and it was quite late then, no more big groups will come. Also, it took so long to get the grill ready and the food to be served, given that they only need to provide me raw meats. At their price range, they should provide better service.

The food is fresh and delicious, the meat is thick but tender. Vegetables and soup have to be purchased separately; they should be included in the set.

Food: Absolutely delicious. The marinated tomatoes in sauce were a great flavor booster. The meat was of good quality and worth the price. The exhaust hood was excellent. Service: The staff provided excellent service and were very attentive. Atmosphere: The restaurant was well-decorated and clean.

Domo Yakiniku Review: The "Value" Lunch That Scaled Quickly Domo Yakiniku offers a lunch special that, at first glance, seems like an unbeatable deal for a mid-day beef fix. Priced around ฿300, the combo sets are designed to lure in the lunch crowd with the promise of a complete, high-quality Japanese BBQ experience. The Combo Experience I opted for the Karubi (Short Rib) and Tongue combo. The presentation is undeniably enticing; the set is a well-rounded tray featuring salad, soup, rice, kimchi, and a perfectly prepared soft-boiled egg. It feels like a premium, disciplined meal. Meat Quality: A Tale of Two Cuts However, once the meat arrives, the "value" aspect begins to reveal its limitations. Each protein portion is a modest 50 grams, making for a total of 100g of meat—a light serving even for a lunch set. • The Karubi: While the flavor was excellent and well-marinated, the texture was disappointingly tough. It required more effort than expected for a short rib cut. • The Tongue: This was the undisputed star of the meal. It was excellent—achieving that elusive balance of being tender yet retaining the right chewy texture. The Value Equation Because the initial portions were so small, I found myself ordering an extra 50 grams of tongue for ฿199. This is where the budget lunch transforms. Between the extra order and the inevitable addition of tax and service charges, the "฿300 lunch" quickly ballooned to over ฿700. Conclusion Domo Yakiniku serves high-quality components and an excellent beef tongue, but you should manage your expectations regarding the price. If you have a normal appetite, the base set will likely leave you wanting more. Verdict: I might come again because the taste is there, but I’ll be entering with the knowledge that a satisfying meal here costs double the "advertised" lunch price. It's a quality experience, but the "Value Lunch" label is a bit of a misnomer once you're actually full.

The food is delicious, the kimchi is amazing! I've been there many times. The meat is good.

I visited during lunch time and ordered a set menu and two a la carte dishes, which were delicious.

For meat lovers, I highly recommend this place (they have pork too, but I didn't order it). I walked past the Nextopia zone and decided to try it for the first time. The meat was incredibly juicy. If you're worried about not being able to finish it, you can ask the staff how many grams it is. I tried it with rice and also wrapped it in lettuce; each way was delicious in its own way. The cucumber salad was great for cutting through the richness of the meat. The stir-fried takoyaki with wasabi was unique and had a strong wasabi aroma. If you don't like wasabi, I wouldn't recommend it. I liked that the restaurant has a bar area perfect for solo diners. If you're coming in a group and need a private room, you might want to call and reserve one beforehand. I didn't take pictures of the restaurant's vibe, but overall it was great. I'll definitely go back again.

Meat is fresh enough but could taste better. Felt quite bland