I decided to visit Yakiniku Tokkyu, which has recently opened a few stores. First, I went for lunch to check it out. The restaurant is structured with parking on the first floor and the store on the second floor, with an elevator for easy access. The interior of the restaurant is all booth seating, which is spacious and great even for solo diners. The space can comfortably accommodate groups of 4 or 6 as well. Upon entering, you receive a ticket from the staff and then move to your seat. They kindly explain the process, as it is a self-service restaurant. There are children's seats, utensils, and scissors available at each table. Each seat is equipped with chopsticks, plates, and wet towels. This time, I chose the Juicy Harami Lunch with 1.5 times the meat for 1,099 yen (tax included). You also get to light the grill yourself. The lunch is served like a special express train, which is quite fun. The meat quality is decent, and there are also side dishes like kimchi and bean sprout namul, so I left feeling satisfied. In the evening, the beer prices are reasonable.

Today, I visited the Goshajo Shrine in Hachitsuka, Ikeda City for morning prayers. After the visit, my colleague and I were feeling hungry, so we decided to have lunch at "Yakiniku Tokkyu". We arrived at 12:30 and the restaurant was almost full. My colleague ordered the lunch set, while I ordered a la carte. I had a lot of delicious food without rice, including cold noodles and yuzu sherbet for dessert. I ate to my heart's content and felt happy. Thank you for the delicious meal!

Today, I came with my meat-loving junior colleague! It's 11:40 and the parking lot is full! We parked at the second parking lot in front of the store! The inside of the store is crowded and lively! And it's so clean and has a great atmosphere with fantastic customer service staff! This place is really amazing! My junior colleague and I were seated at table 21! We quickly decided on our lunch choices... I ordered the middle rib kalbi and tetchan lunch set, while my colleague ordered the juicy harami and tetchan lunch set. And of course, we both got the large portion of rice because we love rice! Today, for some reason, the train arrival was delayed. Maybe because it was crowded? Oh well, no problem! As soon as we arrived, we started grilling the meat... And we were completely focused on the freshly cooked rice... We almost finished all the meat and ended up eating mostly rice! We also ordered cucumber kimchi as an extra! The kimchi was refreshing! It's a shame they didn't have coffee, but we didn't really need ice cream either, so let's call it a meal! It was delicious as always! Thank you for the meal!

I've been wanting to eat yakiniku for a while, so I finally went. They had tablets on the table for ordering, which was convenient. The meat was brought to the table on a conveyor belt, similar to Kappa Sushi. It was quite busy with families, so I can imagine it being even busier on weekends. The quality of the meat was okay for the price, but I don't think I'll be coming back alone next time. Overall, it was a decent experience.

When I'm feeling hungry and don't feel like cooking, I always end up going to Yakiniku Tokkyu. It's always crowded on weekends, but it's empty on weekdays. The food is consistently delicious and the cost performance is great. I was very satisfied. Thank you for the meal.

At the end of GW, I went to Yakiniku Tokkyu near my house, the most reasonable and satisfying yakiniku restaurant. I wish all yakiniku restaurants would imitate this system. Their style of cutting labor costs to the extreme is the best! It's always delicious whenever I go.

I wanted to have a lively night out, so I went for yakiniku. As usual, the place was crowded when I arrived around 7:30. I ordered the cost-effective 300g of harami, toro, karubi, tan, and stone bibimbap. The stone bibimbap was delicious! I will definitely come back. Thank you for the meal!

I had been curious about "Yakiniku Tokkyu" for a while but never had the chance to visit. This restaurant is located in Ikeda City, Osaka, with a total of 6 stores in the Osaka area including Nagayoshi Nagahara, Yao, Sakaimozu, Mihara Station, Kishiwada, and Ikeda City. In addition, there are 9 stores in the Kansai area including Kameoka in Kyoto, Amagasaki in Hyogo, and Kashihara in Nara. When you enter the store, the manager dressed as a stationmaster will guide you and hand you a large ticket motif like a train ticket. The interior of the store is decorated with humorous train straps and hanging advertisements for menu guidance. The menu is ordered through a touch panel, and there are voluminous and reasonably priced set menus as well as other a la carte and noodle rice menus, all in a non-contact ordering style. The lunch menu is also available at a very reasonable price, so I'm sure the lunchtime is bustling. After a while, the dishes arrive on the train motif serving platform. The speed at which they arrive is quite fast, making it a bit difficult to focus the camera, but they come like this. I may have ordered too much, but here are the dishes I ordered. In addition to set menus with various cuts of meat on a large plate, you can also choose soup, rice, salad, and individual meat dishes. There is a variety of meat cuts to choose from, making it a hit with families. With good cost performance and generous portions, this yakiniku restaurant is ideal for the COVID-19 era as it can be used in a non-contact manner. If you have been curious but haven't visited yet, I highly recommend stopping by this restaurant.

-Kan Lunch (medium-grade kalbi): You can enjoy a moderate-sized piece of medium-grade kalbi. It comes with soup and rice as a set. -Osaka Harami Kaku Lunch: The sliced harami has a good texture, and the more you chew, the more you can feel the deliciousness of the meat. It is eaten by wrapping it in shiso leaves with miso sauce. It also comes with soup and rice as a set. Orders are taken on a tablet, and the dishes are brought to you on a conveyor belt like a sushi restaurant. The atmosphere is like dining on a train, with hanging advertisements and straps, making it a fun place for both adults and children to enjoy a meal.

I happened to pass by and went in without knowing what kind of shop it was, so I was surprised! It's a train-themed restaurant (laughs). The staff gave a detailed explanation. You order on a touch screen, and your food comes on a train on a track. The meat was thick and neatly cut. It was quite delicious, and I was very satisfied with the price. There are hanging straps and menu signs like train advertisements inside, so you can't help but look around (//∇//). "Thank you for the meal ☺︎"

I used it for the last lunch of this year. I really wanted to eat harami today, so I ordered the Kan lunch set with thick harami, extra Osaka harami, juicy harami, and a small portion of rice. First, the thick harami. It was big and satisfying to eat. The rice was Niigata Koshihikari rice, piled high, and the perfect rice for yakiniku, not too hard or too soft. The sauce had a soy sauce flavor with a little sweetness. Personally, I wanted a bit more sweetness, so I added some gochujang and grated garlic from the table, which made it even better. This set cost 1049 yen, so it was very satisfying, but I wanted to eat a little more, so I ordered one piece each of Osaka harami and juicy harami, along with a small portion of rice. The Osaka harami was the one I wanted to eat the most, and it lived up to my expectations. The juicy harami was delicious, but I couldn't really tell what made it "juicy." In this meal, the Osaka harami, thick harami, and juicy harami were all delicious in that order. Later, I realized that there was a lunch set with two types of harami, kalbi, chicken, and sausage, which would have been a better choice. They all seemed like good deals. What's more, for someone like me who loves to eat, getting a free upgrade to a large portion of rice is much appreciated. Getting this yakiniku lunch for 1000 yen is great. I will definitely come back for this. Thank you for the meal.

I heard about a yakiniku restaurant that comes on a train and went there seeking some fun. It exceeded my expectations with its appearance and the deliciousness of the meat. It fulfilled my desire for something good in just the right amount. The restaurant also had COVID-19 measures in place, allowing me to enjoy my meal with peace of mind.

At this perfect timing, let's talk about this place... "Yakiniku Tokkyu Ikeda Station" (Ikeda City, Osaka, near Hankaidaigaku-mae Station), a restaurant under the Matsuya Group, visited for the first time in 6 years since "Yakiniku Tokkyu Nagayoshi Nagahara Branch." The ordering system here is done through touch panels and the food is delivered on a conveyor belt like a revolving sushi restaurant. The service lunch costs 780 yen (excluding tax). Next up will be a summary of meaty lunch options, from one-coin dishes to large portions, focusing on Osaka, Hyogo, and Kyoto areas.

In the world, the Obon holiday season is over and many people are back to their normal routine. As someone who doesn't really have long holidays, I visited "Yakiniku Tokkyu" as usual, feeling that the crowdedness is starting to ease up. This place is family-friendly, with spacious seats that I like. The prices for the meat are reasonable, but the quality is really good. There are many cheap and not-so-tasty yakiniku places out there, but this shop is honest and fair. I always order the Wagyu Kalbi, which is a must-have for me. Delicious! I wonder if it's only in Kansai for now. I hope they expand to Kanto soon!

There is a prominent sign for a yakiniku restaurant along Route 176 in Ikeda. The restaurant is called "Yakiniku Tokkyu Ikeda Eki." I was curious about the name "Tokkyu" which means express train, so I decided to check out the restaurant. The second floor is where the dining area is located, while the first floor is used for parking. Inside, there is a lane similar to a conveyor belt sushi restaurant, with tables set up along the lane. I went to the restroom and when I came back, my lunch order was already placed on the table. Interestingly, the food is brought to your table on a train-themed conveyor belt. I ordered the Tokkyu Lunch with kalbi, which comes with a free upgrade to a large portion of rice. The meat tasted average for the price. It was quite busy for a weekday lunch, so I imagine it gets crowded on weekend nights.

I waited for about 40 minutes even on a regular night. Despite having a relatively large parking lot, it was full. It was exciting... The concept did not disappoint, with booth seats designed like train stations, hanging straps, hanging advertisements, and the bill looking like a ticket (lol). There are announcements, and the ordered items are brought to you. I was a bit worried about... what about drinks or stone bibimbap? For items that are difficult to carry, the staff will bring them to you (lol). Both children and adults can enjoy it. The harami supreme, the king of lean meat, was delicious! The side menu was also quite tasty~

I had lunch at Yakiniku Tokkyu Ikeda Station, a popular restaurant along Route 176. The restaurant is located on the mountain side between Ishibashi Station and Ikeda Station on the Hankyu Takarazuka Line. It's closer to Ishibashi Station, about a 10-minute walk, but also accessible from Ikeda Station, which is about a 20-minute walk away. The restaurant has ample parking space, both right below the building and further back with designated areas for bicycles as well. The exterior of the restaurant is designed to look like a train, making it stand out to passersby on Route 176. The interior is spacious with a train theme, complete with train posters and hanging straps. I arrived on a Sunday around 12:30 pm and was seated without much of a wait. The lunch menu offers various yakiniku options within a budget of 1,000 yen, with options for extra rice or larger portions at no additional cost. The restaurant also offers alcoholic beverages at a flat rate of 290 yen and soft drinks for 190 yen. The food is served on a train-shaped platter, adding to the unique dining experience. Overall, Yakiniku Tokkyu Ikeda Station is a fun and family-friendly restaurant that I would definitely visit again.

A recently opened yakiniku restaurant with a unique interior design resembling a bullet train. The chandeliers are golden tongs, adding a touch of glamour to the place. The food is served on a special express lane with announcements like "Arriving at the green platform soon..." Children seem to enjoy the concept, and the pricing is reasonable, with alcohol priced at 290 yen and a 500g meat set costing around 2,000 yen. It's a great spot for students from Osaka University as well. I tried the lunch set with 200g of marbled kalbi for 1,132 yen and had a relaxing meal. The cheapest lunch set is 842 yen. I will try that next time. Overall, Yakiniku Tokkyu in Ikeda Station is worth a visit.

This place is delicious! I really like it. I go there every time I return to the countryside in Ikeda. And the cost performance is very good. There are many more delicious restaurants if you are willing to pay more, but I think this taste at this price is quite good. Please expand to Tokyo!

This price for such delicious yakiniku! The cost performance is excellent.