SINGAPORE – As the rainy season hits, it is time to fire up the grill for some yakiniku – Japanese-style barbecued meat which commonly features marinated beef, pork or chicken.
Yakiniku eateries – from hawker stalls to high-end restaurants – have never been hotter, perhaps fuelled by the pent-up, post-pandemic demand for a communal and interactive dining experience.
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