Wrong Yakiniku West Fairview Grand Opening

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Rejoice to those who loves Japanese and Korean foods because recently the newest resto in the heart of Fairview opens and it is Wrong Yakiniku. It is located at Vensu Place, #2 Pontiac Corner Camaro Street, West Fairview, Quezon City. The Grand opening last July 8, 2019 was a blast. It was started with a blessing and ribbon cutting ceremony in the morning led by a Priest and the owners then opened its doors to all foodies invited.




If you're in the right mood to eat  different cuisine in just one place, Wrong Yakiniku is the perfect place to be. The restaurant offers Unlimited Japanese and Korean BBQ Grill. They also have Yakiniku, Samgyeopsal, Hotpot, Maki and Tempura, so many choices of dishes to choose. Aside from their yummy dishes, they also selling some products from Japan and Korea like Sake, ramen, beverages, and other desserts.










Feel the Asian ambiance inside the resto because a mixed of Japanese and Korean concept was created. Have you ever wonder why the name Wrong Yakiniku comes from? Well, the owners are both Chef who loves to eat Korean food and one is expert in cooking Japanese cuisine. They combine the idea to mixed Japanese and Korean in one concept. Maybe for some its sounds weird so they put the Wrong in Yakiniku so it becomes Wrong Yakiniku.  But I tell you, you will never wrong if you taste their delectable dishes. The real flavor of the pork and chicken is well seasoned then if you grilled and add the cheese, the taste is superb! The hotpot or mini shabu shabu has a distinctive flavor that made you wow if you taste the soup.

Here are some products available in the restaurant...




For those who wants privacy,  there is a table that can be occupy that is limited to small numbers of guest. 


There is available cocktails,  liquors and beverages that customer will surely enjoy. 


It's a great experience to taste Wrong Yakiniku dishes. The price is affordable and it will be more fun if you're going to dine in with your loved ones or group of friends! My verdict: Oishi! Mashisoyo!


For more details about Wrong Yakiniku, check:

Facebook: www.facebook.com/WrongYakiniku
Contact Number:  0977 413 7211


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