Great cost performance, delicious taste! They offer all-you-can-eat for both lunch and dinner, with lunch costing around 2000 yen and dinner around 3000 yen. The amount of menu items varies depending on the price, but you can definitely enjoy a satisfying meal even at lunchtime. (Once you go a few times, you might find yourself gravitating towards dinner, but that's just how it goes!) The photo shows shrimp dumplings.

This place is very satisfying! You can enjoy Chinese cuisine with your family or colleagues until you are satisfied. There are about 80 menu items to choose from, each dish is like a small plate so you can enjoy a variety of dishes. The xiaolongbao is served in a steamer, and when you open the lid, it really whets your appetite. Every dish is delicious! My child seems to have become a fan of this restaurant haha. Thank you for the meal!!

On weekends, there is always a line of customers waiting for the restaurant to open. They offer a reasonably priced buffet-style lunch, but I didn't see many items that I wanted to eat. I researched the difference between lunch and dinner and decided to order individual items, even though it was slightly more expensive. My family of three ordered: Xiao Long Bao: bursting with flavorful broth when you bite into it, absolutely delicious. Water dumplings: personally, I prefer them over Xiao Long Bao. Shark fin soup: has a gentle taste that's hard to describe (laughs). Spicy miso stir-fried squid: the spicy miso is irresistible. Mapo tofu: easy to eat and delicious, without the numbing sensation of Sichuan pepper. Children's plate, almond jelly, and vanilla ice cream. The total came to 5,555 yen. It's almost the same as all-you-can-eat, but you can choose only the things you like, so it's just right.

I had lunch buffet for 1680 yen. There is parking space for about 10 cars below the restaurant, but it might be tight for larger cars. The system allows ordering up to 10 items at a time (with no quantity limit), and once they are brought to your table, you can order more. The food had a good taste and was quite filling after 3 rounds of ordering. The spring rolls, shumai, and dumplings were well-made and satisfying. The orders were brought to the table quickly. Some dishes like xiaolongbao and sweet and sour pork are only available at the dinner buffet, which was a bit disappointing. However, the delicious food makes me want to visit again!

I arrived around 1:30 pm and had to wait for 2 groups ahead of me. I waited for about 10 minutes before being seated. It was a "dim sum order buffet" for 1,540 yen with a 70-minute time limit, and you can order up to 10 items at a time. You fill out an order sheet and once all items are ready, you can place another order. For my first round, I ordered chive dumplings x2, shrimp shumai x2, sticky rice meatballs x2, preserved vegetable, shrimp with mayonnaise x2, pork mince lettuce wraps x2, sweet and sour white fish, steamed chicken with light noodles, lettuce fried rice, and mapo tofu. For the second round, I got lettuce in oyster sauce, Sichuan-style steamed dumplings, fried wontons, seafood congee, sweet and sour pork balls, bang bang chicken, mapo glass noodles, and lemon chicken. For the third round, I had mixed spring rolls, fried bread, cabbage and glass noodle stir-fry, squid tempura, almond jelly, pumpkin cake, and coconut dumplings. My favorites were the cabbage and glass noodle stir-fry, shrimp shumai, and fried bread (without mayo). It was fun to try a variety of dishes, even if not all were to my taste. Thank you for the meal!

"Shoryubo" is a dim sum restaurant located near the Imamiya intersection on Route 171 in Mino. The all-you-can-eat option is popular here. They also offer lunch menus during lunch hours. The interior of the restaurant is decorated in red, creating a Chinese atmosphere that I personally find calming. I decided to go with the special lunch menu where you can choose two main dishes. I selected "Mapo Tofu" and "Shrimp Chili" as my two dishes. The meal also came with rice and Chinese soup. The "Mapo Tofu" had a strong spicy flavor similar to authentic Chinese cuisine, with plenty of tofu for a satisfying meal. The "Shrimp Chili" had a different level of spiciness compared to the Mapo Tofu, and the texture of the shrimp was enjoyable. Both dishes paired well with the white rice. I also ordered the "Xiaolongbao" as an additional dish, making for a satisfying lunch experience.

This restaurant offers buffet-style dining both during the day and at night. There is a parking lot in the basement of the store, but it seems to be limited considering the large capacity of the restaurant. Since it is not near a station, most people come by car. On a Sunday at 5:30 pm, there were only 3 cars in the parking lot. The spacious interior includes tatami seating, and there were a few customers already there. Even at this time, it is impressive to see customers. Some customers had made reservations. The store has a splendid appearance and a stylish and clean interior. - Shrimp Chili (1,078 yen) - Xiao Long Bao (605 yen) - Mapo Tofu (748 yen) - Lettuce Fried Rice (528 yen) - Dan Dan Noodles (770 yen) I ordered a la carte instead of the buffet. The total for 5 items was around 3,700 yen. Despite the upscale appearance, the individual prices are reasonable. Everything was delicious! The shrimp chili was plump, the Xiao Long Bao was juicy, the Mapo Tofu had a nice amount of Sichuan pepper without being too spicy, the Lettuce Fried Rice had a lot of umami, and the Dan Dan Noodles were creamy with a rich flavor. If you can get this taste, atmosphere, and price, you would want to come back again and again.

I had been curious about this restaurant near my son's house for a while, so I went there for lunch with my two sons. I think it was around 1300 yen. They had a variety of menu items such as dim sum, appetizers, noodles, and rice dishes. I remember that there were some items that could only be ordered for dinner, but there were so many menu options that it was impossible to try them all. Although my memory is fading, I can say for sure that it was a fun time.

This is a Chinese order buffet restaurant located along Route 171 in Minoh, Osaka. I have been curious about this place for years, with signs advertising handmade xiaolongbao and authentic Cantonese cuisine catching my eye as I passed by. Finally, I had the opportunity to visit. It's a large restaurant resembling a Chinese family restaurant, but with limited parking in front and below the building. Since it's located in the suburbs, most people drive there, and the busy street in front can make it difficult to enter. Some people even gave up and left while waiting. I went for a late lunch, and there was quite a wait. I had to write my name on a waiting list and wait for a while before being seated at a table by the window. The buffet menu was divided into orange (for both lunch and dinner) and white (for dinner only) menus, and after receiving an explanation from the staff, I placed my order. I couldn't order the xiaolongbao I wanted for lunch, but I understood that it was reasonable given the price. I ordered 10 items to start, with the option to add more once they were all served. The dishes that arrived one after another were typical Chinese dishes. While the taste was decent, the quality of the meat was sometimes poor, and the portion sizes were small. The fried dishes were relatively tasty, but the meat and vegetables in the other dishes were not particularly flavorful. Despite the affordable price, there are many places with better quality food, so I hope they reconsider their pricing and focus on improving the quality. The buffet filled me up, and considering the variety and price, it was acceptable. The price is quite reasonable. However, the taste of the dishes needs improvement for me to consider revisiting this restaurant.

Last week, my sweet husband snuck out of the hospital and indulged in a buffet at a hotel, only to be scolded during his follow-up examination. This week, he showed some remorse and for his lunch outing, we went to "Shoryubo" in Minoh for a Chinese buffet! The restaurant offers order-style buffet starting from lunchtime, making it a great value for money. We arrived on Saturday at 12:30 and had to wait for over 30 minutes due to the restaurant's popularity. Finally seated, we started ordering from the buffet menu. We tried a variety of dim sum, shrimp mayo, squid tempura, meatballs, fried chicken, crab omelette, mapo tofu, spring rolls, chicken noodle soup, ramen, fried rice, sweet and sour white fish, lettuce wraps with minced meat, and more. Each dish was ordered in 1-2 servings. The taste was okay, not outstanding. However, considering the price of 1300 yen for adults and 100 yen per year of age for children, it's hard to complain. The dim sum dishes were surprisingly delicious. My sweet husband was satisfied for two weeks in a row. After that, he returned to the hospital, and his whereabouts remain unknown.

I always wondered about this restaurant when going from Takatsuki to Minoh. Shoryubo! As the name suggests, I thought they must specialize in xiaolongbao, so I decided to visit! I parked my car in the somewhat technical parking lot and entered the restaurant. And guess what... it's a buffet-style restaurant? You can order as much as you want for lunch at 1300 yen and for dinner at 2680 yen. I had been eating a lot that day, so I didn't go for the buffet and ordered individual items instead. I ordered the stick stick chicken, grilled dumplings, xiaolongbao, and fried rice. The grilled dumplings were quite small but had a lot of filling and good flavor. Overall, they were just okay. The xiaolongbao, which is supposed to be their specialty, was disappointing. It was very similar to the frozen xiaolongbao you get at the supermarket, with hardly any soup inside and lacking in flavor. The grilled xiaolongbao was the most disappointing. It had no meat juice inside and was more like a "grilled meat bun." I wish it had a crispy exterior and juicy interior. If you go for the lunch buffet at 1300 yen, it might be worth it. But for individual items at night, this is my evaluation. The all-you-can-eat and all-you-can-drink option for 3680 yen might be good for a drinking party. Thank you for the meal! ★Today's AIKO★ Especially improve the grilled xiaolongbao! We want a burst of meat juice.

I usually do takeout, but this time I dined in at the restaurant. I was surprised that dishes like yakisoba and sweet and sour pork had almost raw vegetables. I want to believe that the cook that day was a newbie, as the takeout food is usually delicious.

I visited the restaurant around 2 pm and had to wait for about 30 minutes as it was full with 4 groups ahead of me. I knew about this restaurant as it is located on a road I often pass by, but it was my first time visiting at the age of 50. The parking lot was small... I didn't realize it was a buffet when I entered, but the prices were not too high so I felt relieved...? The ordering system was different, where you had to write down up to 10 items on an order sheet per round. You then hand it to the staff, and when all the items arrive at your table, you can request a new order sheet for additional items. There were no call bells on the table, so you had to raise your hand or call out for assistance. Although the portion size per plate didn't seem too large, I felt quite full due to aging... However, being thrifty, I asked for another 10 items on a separate plate. → I ended up eating most of it... The lunch and dinner menus offered different dishes, with the dinner menu having more appealing options. Overall, I think the food was decent considering it was a lunch menu.

I tried going to an all-you-can-eat restaurant. Let's dig in. Chinese food is great for large groups because you can try a variety of dishes. I think it's reasonably priced. Thank you for the meal.

It's hard to find parking at the shop along Route 171. You can't see inside from the outside, so I wondered if there are always customers inside. When I went in, there were quite a few customers, and I ordered the dim sum buffet. I wrote it on paper and handed it to the staff, and the dishes were brought to me right away. I thought all the dishes were delicious. I thought it would be even more fun to come with a large group.

There is a tatami room in the back of the large restaurant. I didn't use the order buffet, but ordered a la carte. The xiaolongbao, dumplings, spring rolls, and bang bang chicken are delicious. The staff is always friendly and provides good service. There aren't any special menu items, but it's a great place for a casual family meal. Will definitely go back!

I would be satisfied if it was 1200 yen, but last time I went there, I felt more satisfied. The speed of the order was fast, which is good, but I wonder if the taste was like this.