Clarifying Business Hours and the 120-Minute Usage Rule
Kuroge Wagyu Yakiniku Zen Namba Sennichimae operates from 17:00 to 1:00 the next day. However, each group is allowed a 120-minute dining period, starting from their reservation time. It's important to note that the business hours and the 120-minute rule are not the same.
- Business hours: 17:00–1:00
- Usage time per group: 120 minutes
Planning Examples Based on Arrival Time
Whether you can fully use the 120 minutes depends on your arrival time. For example, if you enter at 17:00, you can stay until 19:00. If you enter at 21:00, you can stay until 23:00. Within business hours, it's best to plan your arrival by counting backward from your desired end time.
- Enter at 17:00 → Use until 19:00
- Enter at 21:00 → Use until 23:00
Key Points to Avoid Confusing Business Hours and the 120-Minute Rule
Business hours indicate when the restaurant is open, while the 120-minute rule is your allotted dining time. For example, if you want to enter after 23:00, the restaurant is open until 1:00, but you may not get the full 120 minutes. Since the last entry time and reservation slots are not published, it's important to plan by counting backward from your desired end time.
- Decide your arrival time by counting backward from your desired end time
- Entering close to closing time may shorten your dining period
Example of Making a Concrete Usage Plan
If you want a late dinner after sightseeing or shopping, entering at 21:00 lets you stay until 23:00. This works for after-work meals or second gatherings as well. Don't confuse business hours with the 120-minute rule—always plan your arrival by counting backward from your preferred end time.
- Enter at 21:00 → Use until 23:00
- Plan by counting backward from your desired end time
Drink options
Alcohol: JPY 1,500 excluding tax for 90-minute all-you-can-drink. Soft drinks: JPY 500 excluding tax for 90-minute all-you-can-drink. Drinks may also be ordered individually.