get their grilled meat<\/span><\/a> fix before the Japanese yakiniku chain shutters its last outlet in Singapore, with its last day of operations on Nov 15.<\/p>\nAnnouncing the remaining outlet\u2019s closure on social media on Nov 3, Gyu-Kaku Singapore said: \u201cIt is with a heavy heart that we announce the permanent closure of Gyu-Kaku CHIJMES, with our last day of operation on Nov 15.\u201d<\/p>\n
Checks by The Straits Times on the restaurant\u2019s website showed that its CHIJMES outlet in City Hall is its last remaining location in Singapore. The Japan-born brand also has outlets in other markets, including the US, Canada and Hong Kong, according to its website.<\/p>\n
In the Nov 3 statement, Gyu-Kaku added that all rewards under its rewards programme can still be redeemed until Nov 15.<\/p>\n
\u201cTo all our valued customers, thank you for being part of our journey. Your continued patronage, loyalty and support over the years have made every moment truly special,\u201d it said.<\/p>\n
The CHIJMES outlet closure follows the shuttering of at least four other Gyu-Kaku outlets in 2026 \u2013 at VivoCity on Sept 28, The Star Vista in Buona Vista on May 1, Kinex mall in Paya Lebar on March 31, and Punggol\u2019s Waterway Point mall on March 9.<\/p>\n
In a Sept 22 social media post announcing the closure of its VivoCity outlet, the chain said: \u201cWhile we say goodbye to this location, we invite you to continue enjoying yakiniku experience at our other Gyu-Kaku outlet at CHIJMES.\u201d<\/p>\n
Gyu-Kaku Singapore\u2019s string of closures in 2026 continues a downsizing from the year before. In 2025, Gyu-Kaku Singapore bowed out of several locations, shuttering its branches at UE Square Mall in June, The Centrepoint in August, and Novena Square in September.<\/p>\n
The Straits Times has contacted Gyu-Kaku Singapore for more information.<\/p>\n