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Gyubee Japanese Grill (Mississauga) Menu & AYCE Prices 2026

Gyubee Japanese Grill in Mississauga is a popular all-you-can-eat yakiniku (Japanese barbecue) destination where diners grill premium meats, seafood, and vegetables at their own tabletop grills. With a menu spanning wagyu-style beef cuts, marinated short ribs, torched sushi rolls, and housemade desserts, Gyubee has become one of the GTA's go-to spots for interactive group dining.

All-You-Can-EatTableside Yakiniku Grilling10+ Ontario locationsLunch & Dinner seatings
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Signature items

AYCE Dinner (per person)~$40–$50 CAD
AYCE Lunch (per person)~$26–$38 CAD
Prime KalbiAYCE included
Gyubee Torched Sushi RollAYCE included
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What to order — at a glance

AYCE dinner price
Approximately $40–$50 CAD per person ~$40–$50
AYCE lunch price
Approximately $26–$38 CAD per person (varies by day) ~$26–$38
Most popular cut
Prime Kalbi (Boneless Short Rib) AYCE included
Payment accepted
Canadian debit cards or cash only — no credit cards

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Full menu with prices

Gyubee Japanese Grill full menu and current prices

Gyubee is an all-you-can-eat (AYCE) restaurant. Per-person pricing varies by location, time of day, and day of week. Confirm current rates with the Mississauga location at (905) 507-6228 before visiting.
Beef10 itemsPork3 itemsChicken5 itemsSeafood4 itemsTorched Sushi Rolls3 itemsHot Dishes & Mains4 itemsSides & Vegetables10 itemsDesserts3 items
AYCE pricing

Gyubee Mississauga: estimated AYCE per-person pricing

Gyubee charges a flat all-you-can-eat rate per person. Prices vary by time of day and day of week. Always confirm current rates with the restaurant.

SessionDayEstimated Price (CAD/person)
LunchMonday–Friday~$26–$32
LunchSaturday–Sunday~$32–$38
DinnerMonday–Thursday~$40–$45
DinnerFriday–Sunday & Holidays~$45–$50
Price comparison

How Gyubee compares to other AYCE spots in the GTA

Approximate all-you-can-eat per-person pricing for similar Japanese and Korean BBQ restaurants in the Greater Toronto Area.

RestaurantAYCE Dinner PriceCuisineGrill Style
Gyubee Japanese Grill~$40–$50 CADJapanese YakinikuTableside charcoal grill
Ahgassi Gopchang~$45–$55 CADKorean BBQ (offal)Tabletop gas grill
Gen Korean BBQ~$35–$50 CADKorean BBQTabletop grill
Kpot Korean BBQ~$35–$45 CADKorean BBQ + Hot PotCombo grill/hot pot
Oraora Sushi Buffet~$30–$40 CADJapanese Sushi BuffetNo grill (sushi only)
About

About Gyubee Japanese Grill

Gyubee Japanese Grill was founded in Canada with a mission to bring premium all-you-can-eat yakiniku to a broad audience. The brand positions itself as "the only all-you-can-eat Japanese barbecue restaurant that provides quality and fresh ingredients," differentiating itself from lower-cost buffets by emphasising the freshness of its marinated meats and the interactivity of tableside grilling. Each table is equipped with a built-in grill, and guests order successive rounds of raw meats, seafood, and vegetables from the kitchen, cooking each item to their own preference.

The Mississauga location at 4559 Hurontario Street, Unit A2, serves the western GTA and has become a popular destination for family outings, birthday dinners, and friend group gatherings. Like all Gyubee locations, it operates separate lunch and dinner seatings with different per-person price points. The restaurant accepts Canadian debit cards and cash only — credit cards are not accepted. Reservations are recommended, particularly on weekends and holidays.

Gyubee Group Inc. has expanded steadily across Ontario and into Quebec and British Columbia, with locations in Toronto (Bloor and Dundas), Scarborough, Markham, Ottawa (two locations), Waterloo, Montreal, and Richmond, BC. The chain continues to grow through a franchise model, maintaining consistent quality standards across all its Canadian locations.

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Ready to visit Gyubee Mississauga?

Check current AYCE pricing, hours, and reservation availability on the official Gyubee website or call the Mississauga location directly. Remember: cash or Canadian debit only.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Is Gyubee Mississauga all-you-can-eat?

Yes — Gyubee is a fully all-you-can-eat (AYCE) yakiniku restaurant. You pay a flat per-person fee and can order unlimited rounds of meats, seafood, sushi rolls, sides, and desserts throughout your seating. Individual à-la-carte ordering is not available for dine-in guests.

How much does Gyubee Mississauga cost per person?

AYCE pricing varies by time of day and day of week. Dinner typically runs approximately $40–$50 CAD per person, while lunch is generally less expensive at around $26–$38 CAD per person. Weekend and holiday rates are higher than weekday rates. Always call ahead or check the official website to confirm current pricing before you visit.

What payment methods does Gyubee accept?

Gyubee accepts Canadian debit cards and cash only. Credit cards are not accepted at any Gyubee location, including Mississauga. Plan accordingly before your visit.

What meats are on the Gyubee menu?

The Gyubee menu includes a wide selection of beef cuts (beef tongue, ribeye, hangar steak, prime kalbi, marinated kalbi, black pepper kalbi, miso steak, and several brisket variations), pork (thin-sliced belly, miso pork belly, sausage), and chicken (thigh, cartilage, Nagoya-style wings, nori shio wings, and karaage).

Does Gyubee have seafood options?

Yes. The menu includes shrimp, squid, salmon, and sake steamed clams, all suitable for grilling at the table. Seafood options are included in the AYCE price.

Does Gyubee have vegetarian options?

Gyubee's menu is heavily meat-focused, but there are approximately five or more vegetarian-friendly items, including edamame, cold tofu, cabbage salad, kimchi, miso soup, corn, mushrooms, and Gyubee Bibimbap. Strict vegetarians should note that the restaurant is primarily a meat-grilling establishment and cross-contamination on shared grills is likely.

How long is a Gyubee seating?

Gyubee operates on timed seatings, typically around 90 minutes to 2 hours. Specific seating durations may vary by location and peak hours. Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends.

Does Gyubee have sushi on the menu?

Yes. Gyubee offers its signature Gyubee Special Torched Sushi Rolls, including the Unagi Tataki Roll and the Crunchy Crunchy Roll. These are included in the AYCE price and are among the restaurant's most popular items.

Are reservations required at Gyubee Mississauga?

Reservations are strongly recommended, particularly for weekend dinners and holidays when the restaurant fills up quickly. Walk-ins may be accommodated during slower periods. Contact the Mississauga location at (905) 507-6228 to book a table.