Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, I hadn't had the opportunity to eat "shabu-shabu" for a long time. I decided to go with a male friend, so I chose a place that wasn't a high-end restaurant like in Kagurazaka. Reservations can be made online until 4:00 p.m. on the same day (after that, by phone). We chose the "selected beef course (2-hour all-you-can-eat / 3,278 yen)" from several options. We opted for a semi-private table seat from table seats, semi-private table seats, and sunken kotatsu seats. After choosing two types of broth in the restaurant, the pot and basic set (meat and vegetables) arrived, and then we could freely order additional dishes and drinks using the tablet on the table. It takes a little time for drinks to arrive, but the meat comes surprisingly quickly. Sesame sauce and ponzu sauce are placed on the table, and I was a bit surprised that condiments like green onions and grated radish, dessert, and tea can also be ordered using the tablet. The meat quality naturally doesn't have much marbling, making it hard to tell if it's beef or pork just by looking at it, but it tastes delicious when eaten. We could also enjoy tasty draft beer and wine with the regular all-you-can-drink option, all for only 4,576 yen per person. Both of us were amazed at the surprisingly cost-effective price, knowing that the rent for this building is relatively cheap.

After many years, I visited Onyasai again. It was disappointing to find that most of the restaurants in Iidabashi are closed on Sundays. But when I entered Onyasai, I was pleasantly surprised by how clean and tidy it was, and the staff were very polite. The menu had a wide variety of soup options, which made it difficult to choose. In the end, I decided on the Wagyu dashi and Hakata Mizutaki. The restaurant offers all-you-can-eat, and you can order directly at your table, which is convenient for families. They also have a variety of side dishes available for all-you-can-eat, which is quite rare. They even have yuba and beef tripe! Onyasai is really stepping up their game. There were so many options for the finishing touch that I couldn't try them all. It's frustrating but also funny! Laugh.

I made a reservation for 6:00 PM on a weekday. It wasn't crowded at first, but it got busier after a while. I ordered the all-you-can-eat shabu-shabu only. I ordered drinks separately. The meat was surprisingly delicious and juicy for an all-you-can-eat option. It was nice to be able to order vegetables and carbs as well.

I always feel satisfied here. I resolved my lack of vegetables by having shabu-shabu. It was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

All-you-can-eat shabu-shabu is a fantastic system where you can eat plenty of vegetables and meat to your heart's content. Unlike Shabu-ya, there's no need to struggle to grab items yourself, you start by ordering and then wait for the staff to bring your first order. It may take a little time. I opted for the best course, so I was satisfied with the quality of the meat. It seemed thicker than Shabu-ya. Dessert is one item per person. Whatever you do, don't eat someone else's dessert. Even if you want to order more in between, if you do, there will be no dessert at the end, okay?

I ordered the beef tongue course and was pleasantly surprised by how delicious the tongue was. However, one of the beef dishes was quite smelly, which was disappointing. Despite the crowded restaurant, the service was quick and the staff promptly delivered our orders, which was appreciated.

I have been here a few times, but the system has changed and everything is now touch screen. Unfortunately, this time they were out of lettuce and Chinese cabbage, so I couldn't order them. It was disappointing, but I had to settle for other vegetables. That's why I rated my experience lower this time. Also, they usually have some kind of special event hot pot, but not this time, which was a letdown. It would be great if they could offer the special event hot pots like plum or lemon during regular times. I hope to visit again when they have lettuce in stock.

I used the Yahoo Loco GoToEat campaign and went to the restaurant. I made a reservation but had to wait a bit. However, each table has a touch panel where you can start ordering and see a countdown timer, so you don't have to worry about running out of time. Even with kids, you can relax and enjoy your meal. The table seats and sunken kotatsu seats both have partitions like curtains between them, creating a semi-private atmosphere where you can unwind. The ordering system is done through a touch panel. The restaurant seemed busy, but the food arrived quickly after ordering, which was great for our hungry family. I recommend the tsukune (meatballs). They were juicy and delicious. We ordered the beef as an additional option, and even the pork alone was tasty. The vegetables included three types of mushrooms (enoki, shiitake, shimeji) and cabbage, lettuce, etc., all of which were delicious. The extra 200 yen for white soy sauce and dried bonito broth was so tasty that I ended up drinking it all. The drink menu offers a choice between alcohol and soft drinks only, which was convenient for our non-alcohol-drinking family. Toddlers eat for free, and there are discounts for elementary school students and seniors. The restaurant is family-friendly with children's dishes available.

I am a super heavy user of this restaurant (o^^o). The place is spacious and the food is delicious!! The service is moderate, but I think the overall service is good. There are many students, but it is not noisy, which is a plus. I have never been to other Warm Vegetable stores, so I cannot compare with other stores, but it is a reasonably priced and decent restaurant.

- When making a reservation, the phone service was very polite. - Despite having a reservation, had to wait for 10 minutes. - During the seating, was told in a harsh manner that it's a 120-minute time limit. - The restaurant has a fully touchscreen system. - On a Friday night around 8 pm, there were plenty of empty seats, making it comfortable. - Alcohol and soft drinks were all-you-can-drink, but charged separately for each person.

I felt like eating shabu-shabu near Kagurazaka, so I looked it up and found this restaurant. They offer all-you-can-eat with about 4 types of meat, which was very satisfying. The food arrived at our table quickly after ordering, which was great. The cost performance was good, and they had a variety of sauces like sesame sauce and plenty of condiments. I would like to visit again.

I had some errands to run in Iidabashi, and ended up having dinner there as well. I was really craving something like shabu-shabu, so I decided to try this restaurant. I didn't have a reservation, but luckily I was able to get a table just in time. I ordered the all-you-can-eat and all-you-can-drink course that the staff recommended since I wanted to eat a lot. I was expecting a more casual atmosphere, but the presentation of the food was quite nice and I was very satisfied with the meal. If it was a bit cheaper, I would definitely come back again. Thank you for the delicious meal!

After enjoying a peaceful cherry blossom viewing, we stopped by this restaurant.

I visited on a Saturday afternoon. The space was spacious, and the staff were very friendly. Ordering the all-you-can-eat option through a tablet was convenient. The food was delicious.

- There used to be an early bird special, but it's gone now, so it's disappointing.