Hours
| Friday | 11:30 AM–3 PM, 4–9 PM |
| Saturday | 11:30 AM–3 PM, 4–9 PM |
| Sunday | 11:30 AM–3 PM, 4–9 PM |
| Monday | 11:30 AM–3 PM, 4–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 11:30 AM–3 PM, 4–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30 AM–3 PM, 4–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11:30 AM–3 PM, 4–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 23621 El Toro Rd Suite C, Lake Forest, CA 92630
Phone: (949) 880-7682
Website: http://vwagyu.com/
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Name Wagyu Factory BBQ and HotPot, also on Instagram.
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And if the meats don’t come in a smoked treasure box like at V Wagyu, then I don’t want it. It come with wagyu short rib, wagyu miso chuck, spicy garlic rib fingers, shoyu-marinated short ribs, but my favorite had to be the A5 wagyu ribeye. Dip it in the ponzu sauce before cooking and it just melts in your mouth.
And the tasting set even includes seafood like colossal shrimp and Japanese squid, and tableside stone pot rice with wagyu and truffle sauce.
I didn’t even leave room for their green tea cheesecake, consider me stuffed!
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I recommend sticking to meat orders and skipping all the sides.
There are two main dinner packages they give- one featuring American wagyu and the other Japanese A5 wagyu with a few other trimmings. We tried the Japanese one.
When we came in we could immediately see that it was very smoky. Definitely hope they provide increased ventilation.
Meat was very well marbled (see pictures) and the grill is EXTREMELY powerful, giving a fantastic sear. They even give you some beef fat to help grease the grill/plate, but it’s so hot that the food didn’t stick anyways. They give each person a tray with 3 sauces (seasoned salt, teriyaki, and a spicy one. The spicy one is the only one I liked.
First came some raw vegetables to grill. There was also a side of blanched cherry tomatoes marinated in in a yuxu sauce, which was very refreshing and delightful.
Next was a mushroom soup that came in a tea kettle. Cute presentation but it was soso.
Next came an abalone salad and a beef wrap (literally a vegetable wrapped with beef seared on one side).
The main course is served in a wooden box with a little over the top ceremonial flourish. A tiny sake bottle puts out a lot of smoke (I’m guessing it’s dry ice). All the meat was very well marbled and tender. A quick sear on both sides and it goes pretty quickly.
After that came I think it was 2 very thin slices of ribeye; gorgeously marbled. they gave a bowl of ponzu to dip meat in, which was much better than any of the other dipping sauces.
The penultimate dish was a hot stone bowl of rice and a bone marrow that they mixed in. The rice was a tad undercooked (it was a tough short grain, I think it was calrose) and unfortunately I could not taste the bone marrow due to being overpowered by soy sauce.
Finally the dessert was a small slice of cheesecake dusted with an unnecessarily copious amount of powdered sugar. The cheesecake was kind of a new York style and much too sweet (I’m sure the powdered sugar didn’t help).
The service is very ritualized which I didn’t particularly care about but I guess it might be fun for a date night. I personally didn’t like any of the sides, but I thought the meat was top notch.
As of this writing, v wagyu bbq is a BRAND NEW place so I think it definitely needs some time to get into its groove; and I look forward to seeing it grow!