Release rule

When does Gyukatsu Motomura (Shibuya) open reservations?

牛かつもと村 渋谷分店 · Shibuya, Tokyo · Gyukatsu

How to book

No reservations

Walk-in only — no reservations at the Shibuya shops. Join the line (often one to two hours at peak) or try an off-peak branch; the shop's own site lists all locations.

What to expect: 19 seats in a basement; peak-hour queues of one to two hours are common. The chain has many Tokyo branches with similar waits; a few regional branches use EPARK same-day waitlists.

Next release days

No reservations

All times are Japan Standard Time (UTC+9).

How do I book Gyukatsu Motomura (Shibuya) from abroad?

Use the channel shown above. If it is a Japanese-language phone line, our Tokyo desk can call for you on the release day and confirm in writing in your language; the booking fee is charged only when the seat is secured.

What time zone is the release time?

All times are Japan Standard Time (UTC+9). Release days are computed from the house's published rule and re-checked monthly.

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