Gyutan, meaning "beef tongue," is a Japanese dish that features thinly sliced or thick-cut beef tongue seasoned with salt or soy-based sauce, then grilled over charcoal until tender and smoky. First popularized in Sendai in the 1940s, Gyutan has since become a regional delicacy and is often served with barley rice (mugi gohan), oxtail soup, and pickled vegetables. The texture is chewy yet succulent, with a rich beefy flavor that pairs perfectly with a squeeze of lemon or a dab of yuzu kosho.

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