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Tengyu Omakase

Kuala Lumpur

Wagyu and yakiniku omakase from chef Takeda at Avenue K in Kampung Baru, with lunch and dinner seatings offered every day.

Plated sashimi dish with shrimp and scallops on gold leaf plate
  • Omakase counter with neon sign, seating for diners, warm lighting and modern interior
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At a glance

Price
$$$$
Chef
Takeda
Price
Luxury

Tengyu Omakase sits on Level 3 of Avenue K on Jalan Ampang, in Kampung Baru, Kuala Lumpur. The kitchen is led by chef Takeda, and the format centers on wagyu and yakiniku-style courses rather than a strictly seafood-based omakase.

The beef served is Shimomuragyu, raised over three generations by the same family for roughly 80 years. According to the restaurant, this beef has placed first for Aichi Prefecture at the Nagoya Nanbu Market Beef Cattle Carcass Encouragement Meet nine consecutive times. Beyond the beef program, the rest of the menu is built around the day's catch, so dishes shift with what is available rather than following a fixed printed list.

Tengyu operates two services daily, seven days a week: a midday sitting from 11am to 3pm and an evening sitting from 6pm to 10pm. This includes a lunch omakase option, which runs at a different pace and typically a different price than the dinner course. The restaurant falls into the luxury price tier and is not currently Michelin-listed.

Reservations are handled by phone rather than through an online booking system. Given the wagyu-driven format and the daily lunch and dinner structure, calling ahead to confirm course options, pricing for the specific sitting, and current availability is the most reliable way to plan a visit.

Good to know

How do I book a table at Tengyu Omakase?
Reservations are made by phone; there is no listed online booking system, so calling ahead is the way to secure a seat.
Is lunch omakase available?
Yes, Tengyu offers a lunch omakase service daily from 11am to 3pm, in addition to dinner from 6pm to 10pm.
Who is the chef?
The kitchen is led by chef Takeda.
What kind of omakase is this?
It is built around wagyu and yakiniku-style courses, using Shimomuragyu beef, with the rest of the menu following the day's catch.
Is Tengyu Michelin-listed?
No, it is not currently Michelin-listed.

Details checked October 2, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.

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