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Wagyu Place BBQ

135-29 37th Ave #2FL, Flushing, NY 11354
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Steakhouse, BBQ

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Wagyu Place BBQ 8.2
Downtown Flushing
Wagyu Place BBQ focuses on premium all-you-can-eat wagyu, from Miyazaki A5 to American wagyu, grilled at the table in a sleek, modern dining room. Structured tasting tiers turn dinner into a guided wagyu experience that leans more luxurious and leisurely than most AYCE spots.
Must-Try Dishes: Miyazaki A5 ribeye, Miyazaki A5 short ribs, SRF American wagyu set
Scores:
Value: 6.7 Service: 8 Consistency: 8.2 Food Quality: 8.9 Atmosphere: 8.5 Cultural Relevance: 8.1
What makes it special: High-end wagyu-focused BBQ with structured AYCE experiences built around Japanese A5 cuts.
Who should go: Steak and wagyu lovers planning a splurge-worthy night out.
When to visit: Prime dinner hours for full energy and grill action at every table.
What to order: Miyazaki A5 ribeye, A5 short ribs, American wagyu starter set.
Insider tip: Start with leaner cuts first and save the richest A5 slices for the end so you don’t tire your palate too early.
Logistics & Planning
Parking: Street parking is limited after 6pm, but nearby garages around Main Street and Roosevelt Ave usually have paid availability.
Dress code: Smart casual leaning upscale; think neat jeans or slacks with a dressy top for the wagyu-focused setting.
Noise level: Moderate-to-lively; conversations are doable but expect an energetic dining room during peak hours.
Weekend wait: 30–60 minutes without a reservation, especially during prime wagyu tasting hours.
Weekday lunch: Typically no wait, though the dining room may open later depending on daily AYCE service hours.
Dietary Options
Vegetarian options: Very limited—AYCE sets are centered around beef, though a few grilled veggies and sides exist.
Vegan options: Minimal-to-none; this is a meat-focused wagyu experience.
Gluten-free options: Possible with care—many cuts are naturally gluten-free, but marinated items may contain soy sauce. Ask staff for guidance.
Good to Know
Is this good for a first date? Yes if you’re aiming for an impressive, interactive dinner; the wagyu tasting format creates a shared experience, though the price point leans toward a more serious outing.
Can I get a table without a reservation? Sometimes—walk-ins are accepted but waits can be long during prime dinner hours. Reservations are strongly recommended for weekends and celebrations.
Is it kid-friendly? Suitable for older kids who enjoy grilling and can handle a longer, premium meal; not ideal for toddlers due to hot grills and a focus on high-end beef.
Best For
Better for: Premium wagyu quality, sleek ambiance, and structured tasting tiers that feel more luxurious than typical AYCE BBQ spots.
Skip if: You prefer quick, casual Korean BBQ, want strong vegetarian options, or are looking for a lower-priced AYCE experience.
Wagyu Place BBQ 7.7
Downtown Flushing
Wagyu Place BBQ is a second-floor restaurant specializing in AYCE and set-menu wagyu experiences that blend tabletop grilling with an omakase-style progression. Guests move from starters and seafood into increasingly rich cuts of American and Japanese wagyu in a party-friendly room.
Must-Try Dishes: Japanese A5 wagyu tasting set, Omakase-style appetizer spread with chawanmushi and takoyaki, American wagyu combo platter
Scores:
Value: 6.1 Service: 7.9 Consistency: 7.9 Food Quality: 8.3 Atmosphere: 7.8 Cultural Relevance: 7.6
What makes it special: Wagyu-focused AYCE and omakase-style sets built for grilling at the table.
Who should go: Groups craving interactive wagyu-heavy dinners with drinks.
When to visit: Prime evening hours for high energy and full menu availability.
What to order: Japanese wagyu set, omakase appetizer course, premium beef upgrades.
Insider tip: Pace your orders; wagyu richness builds fast over the full experience.
Logistics & Planning
Parking: Street parking is possible but competitive during peak dinner hours; nearby municipal lots around Main Street and 37th Avenue offer more reliable options.
Dress code: Smart casual; most guests lean slightly dressy due to the celebratory, group-oriented atmosphere.
Noise level: High-energy during peak hours; you can converse but expect lively tables and grilling sounds.
Weekend wait: 30–60 minutes without a reservation, especially for larger parties.
Weekday lunch: Minimal wait; often seated quickly unless a large group arrives at once.
Dietary Options
Vegetarian options: Limited; a few vegetable starters and sides but the experience is overwhelmingly beef-focused.
Vegan options: Very limited; not recommended for a full vegan meal.
Gluten-free options: Some cuts and sides are naturally gluten-free, but marinades and sauces vary—ask staff for GF-safe selections.
Good to Know
Is this good for a first date? Better suited for fun, high-energy dates rather than intimate ones. The grilling setup encourages interaction but can feel chaotic for a first impression.
Can I get a table without a reservation? Yes, but expect a wait during evenings and weekends. Smaller groups get seated faster; large parties should reserve ahead.
Is it kid-friendly? Kid-tolerant but not kid-focused. Older children comfortable around tabletop grills will be fine; very young kids may find the heat and noise challenging.
Best For
Better for: Larger groups wanting a lively wagyu-centric experience with interactive grilling and celebratory pacing.
Skip if: You want a quiet omakase-style tasting, extensive non-beef options, or a more refined, minimalist Japanese counter experience.
Wagyu Place BBQ 8.5
37th Avenue Corridor
Wagyu Place BBQ focuses on all-you-can-eat and set-menu wagyu experiences in a dim, polished room designed for longer, lingered-over meals. Couples build their own progression of American and Japanese wagyu cuts at the grill, backed by drinks and a pace that feels more lounge-like than rushed buffet.
Must-Try Dishes: $68 Wagyu Experience (All-You-Can-Eat Wagyu BBQ), Japanese A5 Wagyu Experience, Premium Wagyu Combo Platter
Scores:
Value: 7 Service: 8.2 Consistency: 8 Food Quality: 9.2 Atmosphere: 8.6 Cultural Relevance: 7.1
What makes it special: Wagyu-focused BBQ lounge where couples customize tasting-style grill experiences.
Who should go: Steak lovers wanting wagyu and a slower, more polished BBQ night.
When to visit: Later dinners when the lighting and music feel most intimate.
What to order: $68 Wagyu set, Japanese A5 upgrade, house banchan spread.
Insider tip: Book a booth and pace your wagyu orders to enjoy the full two-hour window without rushing.
Logistics & Planning
Parking: Street parking on 37th Avenue can be tight after 6pm; nearby garages around Main Street and One Fulton Square offer paid parking within a 5–7 minute walk.
Dress code: Smart casual; most couples lean slightly dressy since the room is dim, polished, and styled for date nights.
Noise level: Moderate-to-lively; you can hold a conversation, but the energy rises during peak dinner hours.
Weekend wait: 30–60 minutes without a reservation, especially during prime seating windows.
Weekday lunch: Typically no wait, though AYCE sets draw small bursts around 12–1pm.
Dietary Options
Vegetarian options: Limited; a few banchan, salads, and sides, but the menu is heavily meat-forward.
Vegan options: Very limited; most offerings involve meat or dairy, so plant-based diners may struggle.
Gluten-free options: Several wagyu cuts are naturally gluten-free, but marinades and sauces vary; ask staff for unseasoned options and gluten-free sides.
Good to Know
Is this good for a first date? Yes if you want an interactive, grill-at-your-table date with a relaxed, lounge-style pace. It’s intimate enough for conversation but energetic enough to avoid awkward silence.
Can I get a table without a reservation? Often, but expect a wait on weekends. Walk-ins are more successful on weeknights or after 9pm; booths are limited and fill quickly.
Is it kid-friendly? Somewhat, though the dim lighting, hot grills, and longer pacing skew more adult. Older kids or teens familiar with KBBQ-style dining will fare best.
Best For
Better for: Wagyu-focused tasting-style grilling with a slower, more intimate pace than many AYCE spots; ideal for couples who want premium beef without a stiff, formal steakhouse setting.
Skip if: You prefer quiet, low-smoke environments, aren’t interested in grilling your own food, or want extensive vegetarian or vegan options.