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Over-the-top, jumbo-sized portions galore!Taiwan’s top five most popular yakiniku spots N

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Last updated 2026-11-15 — Slices of meat fragrant all year round, stacked layer upon layer to fill the bowl, almost bursting at the seams N

By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team, compiled and reported

Slices of meat fragrant all year round, stacked layer upon layer to fill the bowl, almost bursting at the seams rice bowl, making it a must-try for many big eaters. Below is a list of five popular tonkatsu rice restaurants across Taiwan, each offering generous portions of meat that are sure to make your mouth water.

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1. Kushikatsu Jinanobo
Kushikatsu, Japan’s largest and most renowned yakiniku chain, carefully selects the finest cuts of meat, features its own secret sauce, and offers high-quality meals at affordable prices. The star item is the “Kushikatsu Jinanobo N” with meat stacked up to 20 centimeters high, served with locally produced Taiwanese rice varieties, providing a hearty and satisfying high-quality Japanese grilled skewer meal.

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Kushikatsu Jinanobo Taipei 101 Branch (Photo by MOOK Scenic Spots Gao Jiajun)

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Dubbed the “world’s strongest yakiniku N<”, the yakiniku chain “Kai N<” focuses on generous meat portions and affordable prices. In summer, it introduces several new dishes such as sukiyaki tenderloin steak N<, Meat’s Three Musketeers N<, and Yanagawa clam N<. It also features a black and orange pairing with a great value side dish section, making it easy to put together a luxurious set meal for two or more.

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The Three Musketeers of Meat N< (Photo provided by Jerry Catering)

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