FREE DELIVERY OVER $170 · FREE PICKUP · CHECK YOUR POSTCODE

FREE DELIVERY OVER $170 · FREE PICKUP IN COBURG NORTH · CHECK YOUR POSTCODE

Korean BBQ yakiniku, marinated wagyu sizzling on the grill with banchan

Yakiniku is grilled meat at its simplest and best — thin, marbled slices seared on a hot grill and eaten straight away. K Meat & More delivers wagyu yakiniku sets fresh across Melbourne, sliced and ready for the table. Fire up the grill at home and cook as you eat, the way it is meant to be.

Wagyu for the yakiniku grill

Prices shown are this week’s. Delivery on your suburb’s set weekday, free over $170, or pick up in Coburg North.


Do we deliver to you?

Delivery fee: $25 under $50 · $20 from $50 · $15 from $100 · $10 from $140 · free over $170.
Order by 11am the day before. Pickup in Coburg North is free, Monday to Friday, 11am–3pm.

Why yakiniku at home

Yakiniku is made for sharing and for taking your time — no set courses, just good meat cooked to your liking and eaten hot off the grill. With the right cuts, it is just as good at your own table.

Our yakiniku sets and cuts

How to cook yakiniku

Get the grill hot. Lay the slices flat, give them a short sear, and turn once — thin wagyu needs only seconds a side. Eat straight off the grill, on its own or wrapped with rice and a little sauce.

Yakiniku and Korean BBQ

Yakiniku (Japanese-style) and Korean BBQ share the same idea — grill at the table, cook as you go, share as you eat. Mix wagyu yakiniku with marinated Korean cuts and a few sides for the full spread. See our Korean BBQ at home and wagyu pages.

Delivery

Order online and we deliver across Melbourne on each area’s set weekday. Order by 11am the day before. Delivery is free on orders over $170, with a small fee on smaller orders, or pick up free in Coburg North.

New to Korean BBQ? Our guide to setting up Korean BBQ at home covers the grill, the cuts and the order to cook in.

Frequently asked questions

What is yakiniku?

Yakiniku is Japanese-style grilled meat — thin, often marbled slices cooked on a tabletop grill and eaten as you go. It is close cousin to Korean BBQ and uses many of the same cuts.

What is the best cut for yakiniku?

Thin, marbled wagyu is ideal — a marinated wagyu yakiniku set or a wagyu tasting flight. The marbling means a fast sear and a tender bite.

Do you deliver yakiniku meat in Melbourne?

Yes. We deliver fresh wagyu yakiniku sets across Melbourne, to each area on its set weekday. Free delivery over $170.

How much yakiniku meat per person?

Plan on about 250 to 300 grams per person for a main meal. A 1.1kg tasting flight suits a table of four with sides.

Do I need a special grill?

No. A portable butane or charcoal tabletop grill works well. Grill in the middle of the table and cook as you eat.