"It's definitely the best gyutan I have ever had! It's not chewy at all but really soft and easy to chew, and the flavour is just right."
"The best gyūtan place in town is this tiny hole-in-the-wall filled with locals. It's cheap, fresh and there is an English-language menu so you don't accidentally order the tail."
"Here are 5 recommended restaurants from among the many in Sendai: Date no Gyutan - You can enjoy the springiness and texture that is unique to beef tongue, and the juicy umami flavors."
"Like most dining establishments in Japan, don’t expect to come dine here in big groups; it’s generally a long wait for groups of four or more. It’s worth it, though!"
"Best Gyutan Steak Restaurants in Tokyo: Negishi - It offers high-quality gyutan. They are thick and perfectly grilled on a metal mesh."
"Delicious! Once you put gyutan into your mouth, a rich flavor fills your mouth and the thick gyutan is cut off easily."
"Top 5 Sendai Gyutan Restaurants: Kaku - A special cut is used when cooking the meat, which keeps it from solidifying when cooked so that it remains soft, even after cooling. A dash of soy sauce while still warm will enhance the taste and aroma even more and will be sure to stimulate your appetite as well."
"Best Gyutan Steak Restaurants in Tokyo: Tankiyo - If you are looking for gyutan in a Barbecue style, this place can be the best. You can cook the thick and juicy gyutan on the mesh in front of you. The grilling sound and smell are truly appetizing!"