I had previously purchased the regional revitalization vouchers for Onojo City, and since they were expiring at the end of November, we decided to treat ourselves to some high-quality meat that we don't usually eat. There were limited options for using the Onojo City vouchers, but we had heard good things about the delicious yakiniku at "One Karubi" in Onojo City, so we made a reservation there. The restaurant is located in a new residential area near Otokin's Aeon Mall, and the store is clean and spacious with ample parking. As soon as we entered, we could see that the place was popular, with customers waiting. The all-you-can-eat yakiniku was priced at 3,780 yen, and the all-you-can-drink option was an additional 1,200 yen. The meat here is really delicious. We ordered the thick-cut top sirloin steak, harami steak, and the signature "One Karubi." The steak was so tasty that we kept going back for more! The "One Karubi" is a large piece of meat that you slice and eat as you cook it, giving you a real meaty experience. The harami steak was also delicious. We added the thinly sliced kalbi, hachinosu, and hormone to our order. The spicy hachinosu sauce with the hormone was my favorite and tasted really good. I love the crunchy texture of hachinosu and hormone. The thinly sliced kalbi was also delicious. We also ordered kimchi, white rice, and egg soup to accompany the meat. I had beer, while my partner had white rice as they don't drink. They also offered thinly sliced meat for sukiyaki, but we stuck to yakiniku meat. They had a Miyazaki Fair going on, and we ordered the spicy noodles from that menu as well. I think we also ordered a salad at some point, but we were focused on eating the meat, so we kept going back for harami and One Karubi until we were full. We definitely got our money's worth. For dessert, we could choose one item, and I think we chose a yuzu parfait, and for the final drink, I had hot coffee. The staff were attentive in serving the drinks and meat, and even the robot servers did a great job. Truly a great experience at One Karubi! I would love to go back again.

I visited the Yakiniku tabehoudai (all-you-can-eat) restaurant, One Karubi Oonofuji store. I really like One Karubi because they have a variety of yakiniku and side menu options, so I visit regularly. The Oonofuji store has parking, and it's convenient to stop by and then do some shopping at Aeon on the way back. This time, I had my usual 2-hour all-you-can-eat yakiniku course for 3,780 yen plus tax, and all-you-can-drink soft drinks for 390 yen plus tax. By the way, the all-you-can-drink option including alcohol is 1,390 yen plus tax. I gave my name at the reception, got seated at a table, and the course started for 2 hours. I usually make a reservation on the One Karubi website before visiting because it's quite popular, and on weekends, it's hard to get a reservation unless you go early. The course included various dishes like Namul platter, roast beef, Yukke-style salmon and spinach salad, etc. I particularly enjoy the One Karubi and thick-cut top sirloin steak the most. I kept grilling and eating them with rice and kimchi refills. I would have eaten more if the time limit wasn't 2 hours. The quality of the yakiniku is good for the price, and the side dishes are delicious too. They even have a dessert option where you can choose one item, and I always go for almond jelly. The service is great, and they even have serving robots now. Overall, it's a great place for all-you-can-eat yakiniku, so if you haven't tried it yet, I recommend giving it a try. Thank you for the meal. #OneKarubi #OonofujiCity #Yakiniku #Tabehoudai #RamenLoverGarso

I prefer ordering individual items rather than all-you-can-eat. Water is enough for me as a drink. I don't need salad or kimchi. I focused on enjoying the meat and rice! I ordered top sirloin, thinly sliced kalbi, and one kalbi. My family of four left feeling satisfied. The one kalbi was delicious and the large rice was gone in no time. The sauce is on the sweet side, but I quite like it. If you're worried about overeating, I recommend ordering individual items instead of a set course.

I suddenly had to stop by and ended up waiting for 2 hours??? But I passed the time at the nearby Aeon before heading over. I decided to try the mid-range option, which was a 3,580 yen all-you-can-eat + all-you-can-drink soft drinks deal. It was a bit scary how quickly I thought the mid-range option was actually quite nice! Now, for this month's limited-time menu, they offered Asian cuisine with Thai dishes. The main focus was on yakiniku, so balance is key. Sometimes, it's nice to have this kind of yakiniku experience.

We both wanted to eat meat, so my wife and I agreed and decided to visit the restaurant. We arrived around 6 pm on Saturday, and although the restaurant was almost full, we only had to wait for about 15 minutes for a table to be ready. We chose the 48-item all-you-can-eat course for 3,080 yen and the all-you-can-drink option for 980 yen. We have tried a higher-ranking course with more variety before, but this course was satisfying enough. We ordered a large portion of rice, and with the meat, rice, and occasional kimchi, we were able to fill ourselves up. There were also side dishes like salad and cold noodles, which added to the enjoyment. We will definitely visit again!

I have used this restaurant several times with my family, but come to think of it, I have never taken any photos. The appeal of this place is not only the delicious meat, but also the variety of side dishes. The desserts also change with the season and are delicious. One downside is that the sauce is not very tasty. I often order steak and eat other meats with the sauce that comes with it. It would be nice if the sauce had a little more flavor. Well, it's a matter of personal preference. As for the content of the dishes, considering the price, the cost performance is good and I am satisfied.

My father suggested going to a yakiniku restaurant, so we visited this place. It was still new and the weekend reservations were full, so we booked for 5:00 pm. It seems better to make weekend reservations early. I have been to the Wan Karubi branch in Nakasu before, but this was my first time at Wan Karubi. I wonder if the difference between "+" and Premium is the quality of the meat. The area where this restaurant is located has developed with various shops like Aeon, and the roads are clean and easy to park. The interior of the restaurant was clean and spacious, with a table order buffet offering a 95-item course for 3,380 yen and a 48-item course for 2,980 yen. We chose the 95-item course with unlimited soft drinks for an additional 390 yen. This course includes one dessert per person. Due to the 2-hour time limit, we ordered our food promptly. However, as the restaurant quickly filled up, the food came out at a slower pace. Most of the meat was marinated in sauce, making it quite flavorful. The variety of non-meat dishes was impressive, and we enjoyed the plentiful salads. The ginger ale and cola from the soft drink bar were a bit weak in flavor. The dessert had too much whipped cream, so we left some uneaten. Despite thinking we should stop going to all-you-can-eat places, we ended up going again.

When it comes to yakiniku, there is a go-to restaurant nearby that I have been going to for about 20 years. Due to circumstances, I ended up using this place for the first time. I was curious about the quality of the all-you-can-eat option. When I arrived, it was 6:00 pm so I was prepared for a wait, but surprisingly I was seated right away - lucky me! The lively staff and inviting atmosphere made me really hungry. I started with negi-tan shio and ordered a variety of meats. When the negi-tan shio arrived, it looked a bit different than expected. My daughter pointed out that it looked more like pork tongue. Turns out, the menu mentioned in small print below the negi-tan shio that they use high-quality pork tongue. My excitement went down a bit, but the "2-hour happiness" had just begun. I tried other dishes and ended up feeling full. The cold noodles, stone bibimbap, and desserts looked quite delicious. It seems like a good place for families and hungry kids. The staff were busy and there were some order mix-ups here and there. In the end, my order for ice cream never arrived, so I left feeling a bit disappointed. The restaurant is popular with a wide menu selection, but the meat quality didn't quite meet my expectations. I think I'll go back to my favorite yakiniku place in Zoshigaya for a palate cleanser.