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    Sei-Ko-En Restaurant

    4.4 (282 reviews)
    Closed 5:00 pm - 10:00 PM
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Moderate noise
    Happy hour specials
    Good for groups

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    Very disappointing experience. I came here with my service dog, and my dog was extremely well-behaved. He didn't move, bark, or bother anyone the entire time. He was such a good boy and stayed completely calm. The restaurant was literally empty when we arrived -- there were zero other customers in the restaurant. The staff initially told me that I needed to keep my dog on the floor, so I followed their instructions. However, the floor was extremely dirty and covered in grease, so I picked him up because I didn't feel comfortable having him lie on such a dirty floor. The staff member then told me, in a very rude and dismissive way, that I either had to put my dog back on the floor or leave and eat somewhere else. He also told me that he was allergic to dogs. Honestly, I didn't understand why his allergy was being brought up in this situation. He wasn't eating with me or having any contact with my dog. And if I put my dog underneath the table, how would that solve the issue if the problem was that he was allergic to dogs? My dog was quiet, completely under control, and did not bother anyone. I was simply not willing to put him on a greasy, dirty floor, especially when the restaurant was completely empty. The entire situation could have been handled much more respectfully and professionally. Instead, I was essentially told to either put my dog on the dirty floor or leave. Very disappointing experience. Very rude service

    Beef liver sashimi
    Rose L.

    I recently came for my birthday. Reservations were easily made by phone and I think it's recommended as the restaurant is kind of small. The interior definitely looks old but I like it! There were also autographs from Japanese big names. So, what made me want to try this place the most is because of the liver sashimi! I promise it is sooo good and there's VERY few Japanese restaurants that serves this dish. We tried a few different proteins and it was all very good. And you bet I ordered that liver sashimi twice. My partner and I agreed Sei-Ko-En is one of the better yakiniku spots we have been to and I can't wait to go again.

    Luke Q.

    This is a simple and cozy restaurant featuring high quality Japanese BBQ. The menu offers variety of different parts including beef tone, beef skirt and prime rib and each cut is consistent and precise. The restaurant also has a rare offering raw liver in sesame oil seasoning, which is something you would expect from an authentic Japanese restaurant. The service is also attentive, complementing an overall pleasant dining experience.

    Pork belly and beef tongue
    Ana T.

    Second time coming and even got more delicious. Make sure u call for reservation they get filled fast

    Kalbi
    Robert C.

    recently visited Sei-KO-en, a Japanese BBQ restaurant in Torrance, and had an amazing experience. The kalbi (short ribs) and harami (skirt steak) were incredibly flavorful and tender--some of the best I've had in a while. The meat quality was excellent, and everything was grilled to perfection. The staff were all very friendly and attentive, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Service was quick, and they made sure we had everything we needed throughout the meal. Lately, I've mostly been going to Korean BBQ spots, but this visit reminded me how great Japanese-style yakiniku can be. It's a completely different experience--more refined and focused on the flavor of the meat itself. I'll definitely be coming back. Highly recommended if you're looking for authentic Japanese BBQ

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    Yuko Y.

    Sei-Ko-En Restaurant in Torrance is the most authentic and best Japanese BBQ in town! I personally love their minced raw beef (yukke) and raw beef liver -- you can't find these items at many places, and they are incredibly fresh and delicious. We also enjoyed the cold noodles, sirloin, kimchi, prime rib, and bean sprouts -- everything was excellent. The servers were nice, friendly, and attentive. Such a cozy, hidden spot with amazing food. Highly recommended!

    Jasmine Z.

    Forget fancy wagyu - this dish is the real star! The OX-tongue with green onion ($17.50) is a masterpiece that singlehandedly pulled me out of my food slump. You can grill THICK, juicy cuts to perfection. Each bite bursts with flavor and a tenderness that is truly unmatched. The pairing of fresh green onion adds a good contrast, while a squeeze of lemon ties everything together with a zesty acidic punch. It's savory, satisfying, and somehow manages to feel indulgent without being overly greasy. I stumbled upon this gem after a craving for Japanese BBQ led me here when Torachan was closed, and honestly? No regrets. We also ordered the beef tartare which deserves an honorable mention. We also tried multiple other cuts of meat, but they weren't as good as the ox-tongue imo. I would also skip the spicy beef soup with rice though. Tastes homey but not my favorite. Service was good and large parking lot outside.

    Prime Rib and sirloin, veggie sampler
    Marcela F.

    Seiko is a very small restaurant. Plenty of parking. Not too busy on a Saturday afternoon. I was expecting the little Kimchi and veggie plates. You have to order them separately. Our portions on the meat were small but very tasty. Not a lot of choices on the sauces. The place is a little old looking. Service was friendly and prompt. Very different from years ago.

    Bone in Kalbi
    Kenny L.

    It's our second time going to Sei-Ko-En as we were craving some authentic Japanese BBQ. It did not disappoint. Everything was absolutely delicious. We love the Yukke (beef tartare). It's also reasonably priced at $12 a bowl. We actually ordered 2 bowls. All the meat was fresh and super tender. The wait staff were very friendly and service was excellent. This place reminded us of our favorite local Yakiniku restaurant when we lived in Tokyo. It has an old school charm to it and brought back our memories from Japan. Most of the customers were Japanese and spoke Japanese to the wait staff. It was a fun time and we enjoyed our dinner.

    Anne L.

    What a lovely little hole in the wall. My friend and I came here on Wednesday for an early dinner. We didn't have a reservation, but since we went right at opening we were able to get seated right away. This place fills up fast so I would recommend making a reservation especially if you have a bigger party. FOOD: 5/5 We ordered the beef tongue, the prime rib, and the sirloin for our meats and an order of mixed veggies for the grill. I'm generally not a fan of tongue, but it was pretty good here. Still not my personal first choice, but definitely better than what I've had at other all you can eat places. The sirloin was my 2nd choice. Standard quality meat. Not chewy or dry at all. But the number one for me was definitely the prime. It's marbled so nicely and it just melts in your mouth. The portions may seem like the smaller side, but because it's not meant to be super indulgent it's more enjoyable. We also ordered the beef tartare and a spicy beef soup. The tartare was fresh and yummy. I liked the addition of apples as a contrast. The soup was also very good. Packed with toppings and rice. Perfect for a cold day. SERVICE: 5/5 Very sweet server and fast efficient service. Nothing to complain about here. Overall I would recommend for people not looking to overstuffed with ayce, but still want a good experience.

    Salted Ox Tongue with Green Onion (left) and Kobe-style American Wagyu Tongue (right)
    Airi G.

    I was transported back to Japan the moment I stepped in. The run-down walls and intimate seating with a small grill were everything I didn't know I needed. The menu was similar to the yakiniku restaurant I often visit when I go back to Japan so we tried as much as our 2 stomachs could take on. We ordered the Kobe-style American wagyu tongue and the salted ox tongue with green onion. These were cut to a perfect thickness and they were so tender. I think my favorite was actually the beef skirt though because I tried it with their homemade miso as a lettuce wrap and I couldn't get enough. I also tried raw liver for the first time here and I can't say I was the biggest fan of it but I'm glad I tried it. I enjoyed the minced raw beef a lot more in terms of texture and flavor. Another standout dish was the spicy beef soup. How did they make it so good?! I should've ordered some of it to go because it was so comforting and warming without a lot of spice despite it being labeled as spicy. It also had a lot of veggies so it was healthy without being too filling. One dish I would undoubtedly buy if they sold it individually is their homemade kimchi. I took some home and savored it as much as I could. I was able to talk to the owner and he informed me that he just took over around 2 years ago after the previous owner was about to retire. He used to frequent the restaurant as a customer and fell so in love with it that he stepped up to be the new owner so that it could continue instead of being converted to a kbbq restaurant. This is a local business definitely worth supporting.

    Kenny J.

    Ordered: - Beef tongue with green onion (5/5): Our favorite cut in general and this place's tongue did not disappoint. The tongue was perfectly seasoned with the green onion. - Sirloin (4/5): We liked this one less because it was simply too lean for our tastes and packed less of a punch in terms of texture and flavor. It was still good, but compared to beef tongue and prime rib it simply couldn't compare. - Prime Rib (4.5/5): Our second favorite cut behind the tongue. The amount of marbling gave it an appealing visual and after a nice sear it came out super juicy and flavorful. - Minced Raw Beef (5/5): We always love our beef tartare and this is no different. The egg and sauce mixed with the beef gave it a bit of a smooth and slightly tangy flavor. The thin apple slices paired well with each bite. - Almond jelly (5/5): A small, light, and refreshing dessert to top off a heavy meal. Not too sweet which is my preference! Overall (3.5/5): We arrived here on a late weekend afternoon. As we walked in, we noticed that while the place was mostly empty, there was as visible cloud of smoke in the air indicating that the ventilation was less than ideal. While the food was great, we also found the portion sizes a bit too small for the amount we paid for - we didn't leave hungry, but we weren't exactly full either. There's also an Instagram promo going on that has 10% off for the month of November, but it was also a bit misleading as it only applies to existing followers of the page.

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    Ayden P.

    My prime rib was cooked to perfection, it was a rare pleasure. 4.5/5 | Cow Tongue, Prime Rib, Kimchi, Raw Beef Rice Bowl | $21, $17.50, $19 Food: The quality of the meat here is fantastic. I usually don't get the cow tongue, but the ones here were delicious. Chewy with just the right amount of flavor. The prime rib had savory marinade that enhanced the quality of each bite. A lemon sauce and soy sauce marinade is available for you as you sit, and these pair well with the meats as well. The raw beef rice bowl was surprisingly delicious as well. I don't see a lot of restaurants with this Korean dish, so I was surprised to find it at a JBBQ restaurant. Service: The staff were kind and friendly. They replaced the grill often for us and checked our table often. Ambiance: Not too big of a restaurant, but a good number of seats. It's a good idea to make a reservation before you go since it can get packed.

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    Outstanding, neat quality and excellent service. I really felt like I was back in Japan. Probably my favorite place in Southern California.

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    Amazing quality of meat. Great service and thoughtful staff. Always packed every time I go with a lively atmosphere.

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    Is lunch menu same as dinner menu?

    Yes, we also offer dinner menus.

    Do you still have a lunch menu?

    Yes. It's open until 2 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays.

    Do they have corkage fee for bringing your own sake/shochu?

    Thank you for your message. We do not allow bringing your own alcohol to the restaurant. Thank you for your understanding.

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    Reservations can be made by telephone.

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