Had a hamburger at "Seiko-en" in Wajiro! Had lunch at "Seiko-en" in Wajiro. It can be crowded depending on the day, but this time I was able to get in right away during lunchtime. I had the hamburger for 1290 yen, and I chose the demi-glace sauce. The meat was firm and meaty. It was small, but good. My child had the kalbi lunch for 1330 yen, which came with a beautiful roast. The set includes rice, miso soup or soup, and salad, which you can refill once. Everything was ordered on a tablet, making it stress-free and comfortable. Thank you for the meal~

Indulgent Lunch Yakiniku #BestFoodBuddy was recovering from a cold ⚠️ To help with the recovery, we decided to have a meat feast (just the amount I wanted to eat) since our usual yakiniku place doesn't serve lunch. We visited #Seikoen due to it being the weekend, there were many families around. We were seated in a private room with a sunken hearth. ◆Pair Lunch 2,580 yen (Momo Kalbi, Kalbi, Salted Pork Kalbi, Ground Wiener, Rice, Soup, Salad) ◆Salted Negi Tan 1,3 Great cost performance, generous portions, and delicious meat. We were very satisfied. Salad, rice, and soup were refillable. We ate until we were stuffed in the afternoon. It was so delicious. Thank you for the meal. We will visit again. ■Authentic Yakiniku Seikoen Wajiro Branch Address: 1-1-14 Wajiro Oka, Higashi-ku, Fukuoka 811-0213 ☎️092-605-6111 ✔️Eat-in ✔️Takeout ■Introduction @otoko_gourmet_reporter Living in Kyushu. Visiting and introducing interesting restaurants in Tokai, Kansai, and Kyushu regions. @fukuoka_uncle_gourmet Created an account specializing in Fukuoka! Please like and follow. #FukuokaGourmet #PopularPlacesInFukuoka #FukuokaChannel #FukuokaSightseeing #FukuokaTravel #FukuokaDate #FukuokaLunch #FukuokaDinner #FukuokaYakiniku #FukuokaGrilledMeat #Fukuoka #WajiroGourmet #PopularSpotsInWajiro #WajiroLunch #WajiroDinner #WajiroYakiniku #Higashi-kuGourmet #PopularPlacesInHigashi-ku #Higashi-kuLunch #Higashi-kuYakiniku #SeikoenLunch #SeikoenWajiroBranch #YakinikuLover #YakinikuLunch #YakinikuDinner #FukuokaHigashi-ku #FukuokaHigashi-kuGourmet #FukuokaHigashi-kuLunch

Hello, it's me, food fighter Kyantama. I went to a yakiniku restaurant in Higashi-ku for lunch. It's located along Route 495, and there was a decent amount of foot traffic, so I had to wait a bit for lunch. It was my first time having yakiniku for lunch alone. I think the rice was quite delicious for lunch. The quality of the meat may not be considered high-end, but yakiniku grilled on the net is still delicious. It's different from grilling on a plate at home.

The famous Seikaen restaurant, but the hamburger was the worst (>_<) Is the person grilling it bad? The meat is dry and crumbly... How can they serve something like this? The black wagyu beef yakiniku set, the meat is thin which is fine, but they overcooked it, making it significantly less delicious (TT) Why do they cook it like that? Are they not training the kitchen staff properly? When I went to other branches, I didn't have a bad impression, but for now, the lunch at the Wajiro branch was the worst. I will never go there again.

I wanted to go to Seikoen for lunch, so I visited Seikoen in Wajiro. The best part is that all seats are private rooms. I came alone for yakiniku lunch and, of course, I had a private room. I ordered a set which included a drink, tongue salt, marinated kalbi, and a wiener, all for just a little over 1000 yen. I like that I can eat leisurely without worrying about others around me.

We went with both parents, a total of 3 people! We ordered a Family Set for 2, Hormone Set for 2, Tan for 2, Shochu, Beer, Highball, and 2 Oolong Teas, all for 11,000 yen. It came out to 3,600 yen per person. The meat was very delicious! We ordered the spicy hormone, but it could have been a bit spicier. The service was good! We were in a private room and when we pressed the button, they came right away. The atmosphere was nice in the private room, allowing us to eat leisurely. There were quite a few customers, so it was a bit noisy, but not too bothersome. Recommended for family meals, company gatherings, and dates.

The lunch at Seikoen is diverse and has good value for money. I like that all seats are private rooms, which is great for someone like me who is very conscious of my surroundings. One thing I noticed before was that the good quality meat was not cut evenly, which didn't look very nice. But this time, the meat was cut neatly and looked delicious. It's the best! Oh, one more thing. The miso soup wasn't to my liking. Other than that, I was extremely satisfied.✨

I went to Seikaen for lunch! I ordered the Kalbi lunch for 1200 yen excluding tax, and my colleague ordered the Ginger Pork set meal for 800 yen excluding tax. You can get one extra serving of rice and miso soup during lunch, so I asked for extra rice from the start. The Kalbi lunch had beautifully marbled meat, which was really good. I wasn't a fan of the sauce at first, but when I mixed the soy sauce and miso sauce together, it was delicious! I traded a piece of Ginger Pork for a piece of Kalbi and enjoyed the flavorful ginger taste. I didn't ask for extra rice, but they brought me a large serving anyway, showing their generous service. Be careful with the kimchi at Seikaen, it's packed with garlic! Overall, it was a great meal!

Yesterday, my kids had a sports day, so we went out for yakiniku at night! I ended up getting pretty drunk and forgot to take any photos (・Д・) I've been here a few times and it's always delicious! Personally, I'm not a big fan of the sauce, but the meat is really tasty! We had 2 kids and 3 adults, and the bill came out to 20,000 yen! Thank you for the meal!

The meat was delicious. I noticed a slight difference in the energy level between the Japanese and Chinese staff members.

Today, my friend suddenly said, "Let's go to Nabeshima," but since I had been there recently, I suggested going to Seikoen instead. My friend preferred Nabeshima, but I was definitely more of a Seikoen fan. The way we ordered was different, so it's hard to say which is better. We were dining as a pair when some girls joined us halfway through. They were mostly beautiful, but the conversation turned to heartbreak, which was quite lively. It's a complicated world out there. If the scandal magazines were to target ordinary people, who knows how many cases of infidelity and cheating would be exposed, right? The three main human desires are 1) appetite, 2) sleep, and 3) excretion (which includes sexual desire - the urge to release something from inside the body to outside). Fueling appetite with excretion, we are now about to engage in sleep on the bed. The staff member who came to take our order was sitting in a squat position with their back against the wall, which was quite surprising. Perhaps some education is needed. In my review, I rate the restaurant as follows: ★☆☆☆☆ - Not to my taste, ★★☆☆☆ - I wouldn't initiate going there, ★★★☆☆ - A place I would occasionally visit, ★★★★☆ - A delicious restaurant, ★★★★★ - A place I highly recommend you visit. I hope this is helpful. Thank you.

I visited this restaurant for lunch for the first time. Despite seeing advertisements, it was my first time at Seikoen. Like many yakiniku restaurants, I tried to put my shoes in the shoe box and take out the key, but the key wouldn't lock. It seemed broken, and several others were in the same condition. It wasn't a big deal since the shoes weren't anything special. It was a bit late in the day (past 1:30 pm), so there weren't many customers, and the place was only half full. I looked at the menu, which had a variety of lunch options. I was indecisive, but since it was my first visit, I ordered the Seikoen lunch set (1320 yen) with a dessert set (250 yen). They mentioned that rice and miso soup could be refilled for free. After waiting for about 5 minutes, they brought out kimchi, plates, and grilled vegetables. Then came the meat - beef, pork, chicken, and sausage were all included. The portion was generous, and the price seemed fair. The rice, served a bit later, was a large portion. During lunch, you can't eat meat without rice. Now, onto the food. It was quite delicious and satisfying. The meat was tender and without any tough parts. The sauce was either miso or soy sauce - I used the miso sauce. It was a bit strong, but it complemented the meat well. I was fully satisfied. The rice was also a large portion, but I decided not to get a refill. I had oolong tea for a drink and soft serve ice cream for dessert, which was standard. Overall, it was a good meal. I would like them to fix the shoe box and explain the heat control, as the vegetables got burnt due to the strong heat. Apart from that, the portion, taste, and price were all satisfactory. It's a recommended option if you want to eat a lot of decent meat at a reasonable price.

I entered the restaurant around 1:00 pm on a regular day. The restaurant had a nice atmosphere where you take off your shoes, and I liked that the lunch was served in a private room. I ordered the thinly sliced teppanyaki set for 770 yen excluding tax from the lunch menu. Although it was teppanyaki, it was clearly cold and the vegetables under the meat were overcooked, giving the impression that they were prepared in advance in large quantities and then placed on individual teppanyaki plates. However, the meat was delicious as it was made from domestic black Wagyu beef. You can choose between Yume Pirika rice, ten-grain rice, and white rice. You could also have one refill of miso soup. The salad that came with it made me feel full from this lunch. If the teppanyaki had been in better condition, I would give it a rating of ★★★★. When paying, I received a drink voucher for my next visit. If I happen to come near here again, I would like to try ordering the regular yakiniku set next time.

Yakiniku lunch for 1380 yen with a 100 yen drink. The meat was good quality and plentiful. I was dining alone, but they set up a charcoal grill for me. However, the sauce was lacking in flavor. I ordered oolong tea but it came in a large Coca-Cola glass with a water pitcher, so I could have had more. The restaurant had private rooms that could accommodate 4-6 people. You have to take off your shoes and store them in a locked shoe box before entering, but the sunken kotatsu tables made it comfortable for your feet. In the end, I ate good meat with tasteless sauce. There was a salt container, but it was empty because the previous customer had used it up. I should have told the staff, but I was tired and just wanted to eat quickly and leave. It's a shame because it was supposed to be a nice experience at Seikoen.