Hibiki BBQ
Step inside Hibiki BBQ in San Gabriel and it feels like you've landed in a Tokyo train station. The vibe here is bold, fun, and full of detail. They serve quality wagyu in smaller portions, which means you can try more without feeling stuffed. They added an all you can eat option after we visited, so now you can try even more menu items. Perfect if you're into fun decor and premium beef.
Go here if
- →You want Japanese yakiniku with a fun, unique atmosphere
- →You love quality wagyu without overeating
- →You want AYCE premium beef
Skip it if
- —You want a quiet dining experience
- —You prefer Korean-style BBQ over Japanese yakiniku
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The basics
- Address
- 529 E Valley Blvd suite 108 a, San Gabriel, CA 91776
- Price
- $$ · $20–40
- Cuisine
- BBQ
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