Anan Kalbi 290 yen Anan Harami 420 yen Medium Rice 250 yen Sanchu 310 yen Cucumber Kimchi 310 yen Asahi Beer 290 yen Last order taken 30 minutes before closing. Only one group of customers inside, very quiet. Cooked quickly, enjoyed the food, paid with PayPay, and left! Stayed for 40 minutes (lol)

The BGM in the store is piano jazz. At the request of the children, we ordered the "Full Course" which included V-Kalbi and other items. In a busy 80 minutes, we realized that it's best to rotate mainly around beef dishes.

On this day, I was lured back by the half-price wagyu kalbi (only one plate) deal (lol). Super Dry beer x4 for 290 yen each, Oolong tea x2 for 200 yen each, half-price wagyu kalbi for 440 yen, Anan kalbi x2 for 290 yen each, Anan harami x2 for 420 yen each, beef tongue hormone for 420 yen, large rice for 310 yen, cholegi salad for 530 yen, Chinese cabbage kimchi for 310 yen, grill replacement for 50 yen, etc. This time, with 3 people, the total was 5,290 yen! It was cheap, delicious, and awesome as always.

I had never paid much attention to this cheap yakiniku chain before. However, when I saw that they were having a half-price sale on meat for their anniversary or something, I decided to give it a try. The interior of the restaurant was clean and bright, with proper disinfection measures in place. And they used charcoal grills! Lately, some places claim to use charcoal grills but don't actually do so, but this place did. I was happy about that. The ventilation was also good. The menu was really cheap, and the quality of the meat was surprisingly good for the price. The beer was super dry and ice-cold. What surprised me the most was the delicious octopus and squid! It was an unexpected treat. Just the charcoal grills, octopus, and squid were enough to make me happy. They also served small dishes of mayo and mentaiko sauce. It was a satisfying experience. The seafood was at regular prices, but still affordable. I will probably go back for this reason.

I felt like eating yakiniku, so I revisited An An. We had beef tongue, salted harami, An An kalbi, An An roast, salted harami, An An kimchi, lettuce wraps, rice, draft beer, lemon sour, oolong tea, chocolate ice cream, shoe ice cream, and dessert, all for just a little over 5,000 yen for three people. It's still a great deal. I recommend it when you just want to eat a little yakiniku.

Two months after my first visit, I revisited the restaurant. First, I used a coupon for 30 yen off the An An Kalbi. Then we ordered draft beer, young harami, An An loin, rice, lettuce, An An kimchi, and kakuteki. The total bill for three people was 5,190 yen, which is really cheap. The service was a bit difficult for some people, but at this price, I think we can manage.

I visited a new local yakiniku restaurant. It seems to be competing directly with Gyukaku located right next door in terms of pricing. I ordered a kimchi platter, salted beef tongue, affordable kalbi, young harami, affordable sirloin, and wagyu kalbi. It was lucky that they had a Christmas fair promotion with draft beer for only 219 yen per glass.

When I saw the prices, I was like, "I forgive you!" Good.

The food was delicious for the price. The rice was also very tasty‼️

It is convenient for feeding children until they are full.

Beef BBQ Bento for 500 yen. Today's telework lunch was a beef BBQ bento from a BBQ restaurant. The amount of meat was unbelievable for just 500 yen, and it was very delicious. They also sell it for dinner, so it might be good to buy it for dinner as well.

My first time using GoTo and the staff at the restaurant were kind and I had an enjoyable meal.