Yakiniku × Resort = New
Dining, Reimagined

On the 8th floor of OPA Takasaki, a retail complex by the station, Toraji brings its premium yakiniku experience to Gunma. Framed by panoramic views of Mount Akagi, the restaurant unites the ease of a resort with the intensity of the grill. The result: a setting at once refined, expansive, and serene.
To echo the planting of the shared concourse, a band of greenery was added opposite, framing the approach in foliage. The result is a threshold that allows one to leave the city’s bustle behind and step into the calm of a retreat.
Once inside, guests encounter an interior defined by teak and mortar, each zone composed with its own distinct character. Lattice screens inspired by the brand’s initial “T” are placed throughout, letting air and light drift through and infusing the interior with a tranquil, free-flowing feel.
An atmosphere evocative of an Asian resort permeates, with subdued tones of teak and the subtle artistry of woodcraft lending depth throughout. From above, large lattice-patterned lighting suffuses the space with a soft, calm glow. In select areas, sofas invite diners to relax in lounge-like comfort ― a rare setting in yakiniku restaurants, and one much appreciated by guests. Here, at Toraji Takasaki, yakiniku becomes a leisurely experience, an invitation to savour not only flavour, but repose.