I went for my first solo yakiniku experience. There were a few women there, so it felt comfortable and easy to use. I ordered the sukiyaki set for 1,400 yen, and while the meat quality was so-so, it was nice that egg refills were free! They serve from lunch until night, which is convenient.

This is a great value for money solo yakiniku restaurant. Sometimes when I feel like eating yakiniku alone, I casually drop by this place. The service is fast and if you go before evening, you can get free rice refills which is amazing. If you don't mind cheaper cuts of meat, then I think this is a really good restaurant.

I had been curious about Yakiniku Raiku for a while and finally decided to try it out. The restaurant has individual counter seats, which makes it very convenient for customers. The water and sauces are right in front of you, and you can adjust the heat at your own table, so you can enjoy your yakiniku without any stress. Rice is free for refills, and there are set menus starting from around 900 yen. They also offer a 500 yen 1-hour all-you-can-drink option, as well as a variety of side dishes like Tamago Kake Gohan (TKG). I'm looking forward to trying more items on the menu next time.

I went to a yakiniku restaurant for solo dining. The counter seats are separated for each person, but there are also tables for two people facing each other in the back of the restaurant, so it's okay to go with someone else. The menu has various combinations, making it hard to decide, but let's save that for the next visit. Rice refills are free, and you can order them through a touch panel. I'm looking forward to enjoying yakiniku alone someday.

When you suddenly feel like eating hormone, it's great to be able to easily make a reservation from your phone, arrive on time, be seated quickly, and start eating right away. I didn't waste any time and was able to eat efficiently. The all-you-can-drink highballs and sours also boosted my mood. It's a great service for dining and drinking quickly on your own. Even if you get tired of hormone, there are other meats available for an additional charge, so you can be satisfied.

The cheapest set is 100 grams with 6 slices of meat, free rice refills until early evening, and ramen. If you want to avoid feeling disappointed, it's better to have less clothing and baggage. The seating area has many seats, but each seat is quite narrow. There are quite a few customers here.

I visited this place because I wanted to try their curry. I ordered a side menu for 190 yen, and it was delicious. This restaurant is usually quite busy with customers. The atmosphere is similar to other places I've been to, and the taste is like that of a typical curry restaurant.

I forgot to upload something from a while ago. I asked my child what they wanted to eat for an early dinner, and they said they wanted meat. Since my wallet was feeling a bit empty, I decided to try this place that came to mind. I ordered the Kalbi and Harami set for 1050 yen. My child asked for extra rice with more meat. The food came out very quickly after ordering. The tables are designed to be functional, but they are quite narrow. There is no distance between tables, and it seems they need to handle a high volume of customers. The meat was good quality for the price, especially the tender Harami. The sauce was a bit mild for my taste. It was a quick 30-minute meal for 1000 yen, and sometimes this style of dining can be nice. Thank you for the meal.

I was lured in by the catchphrase "Solo Yakiniku & Cost Performance" and decided to enter the restaurant. With it being part of the Gyu-Kaku group, my expectations were high. The cost performance was quite good, but the meat itself was average. However, judging by how crowded it was, it seemed like they had captured the hearts of most customers, as everyone was eating quietly with nods of approval. Personally, we felt that Gyu-Kaku would be more suitable for us.

Today's lunchtime has arrived again. This time, I visited "Yakiniku Like" for the second time. I didn't have a great impression last time, but this time the menu choices seemed good and the cost performance was satisfying. I would like to try eating and drinking next time. Thank you, Like-san! I will visit again. Thank you for the meal.

Today is also a day for matching activities (eating the same thing as your favorite person)! For lunch, I tried solo yakiniku for the first time at Yakiniku Like on Nishi Street. This is where Kurina (HKT48 5th generation member Kurayama Rina) and Iko (same, Tanaka Iori) went. The atmosphere inside the restaurant is a mix of different ages and nationalities, with nostalgic Western music playing in the background like "Final Countdown" and "Jumpin' Jack Flash." I ordered the 580 yen beef kalbi & pork shoulder set. The solo seating is a bit cramped, but it was fine for quickly enjoying the meal. The soup with plenty of collagen from the beef tail was delicious.

I finally went to the restaurant I've always wanted to go, Raiku-san! It's a one-person yakiniku specialty restaurant with a counter. I ordered the Harami Kalbi and Gyutan set for 1980 yen. The quality of the meat is not as good as other places, but I think it's worth it. Whether you think it's cheap or not depends on the person. It's easy to go alone, so I think it's good.

We lined up at the counter with three people and enjoyed the yakiniku style where each person cooks their own meat. It was crowded, perhaps because it was the 29th (meat day), but the cost performance was great and students can eat for half price! You can also get a free extra serving of rice. It's fun because you can order just curry roux for the leftover rice, and add your favorite condiments.

[Yakiniku Like Tenjin Nishidori Store] I had the Iberico bara meat set for 580 yen, which included two types of meat totaling 100g, rice, kimchi, and wakame soup. The seating arrangement was mainly determined by the restaurant, but it felt slightly more relaxed compared to last time. As soon as I sat down, I was asked if I wanted an apron, which I accepted. The seats were somewhat cramped, and I couldn't find a place to hang my outerwear for the upcoming season. The touch panel ordering system was a bit tricky, and I had to ask the staff multiple times for help, so I expressed my gratitude at the register. I adjusted the gas myself and enjoyed grilling and eating each piece of meat. The rice this time was just average. If I have the chance, I would visit again.

I went to eat yakiniku alone (*^o^*)!! I saw some negative reviews but it was actually really delicious (*^o*)! If you cook it properly, it's super tasty *\(^o^)/* I also had a happy sour and could drink draft beer for 260 yen (^｡^) Definitely going back again (^ ^) There were quite a lot of customers (^_^)!

I suddenly visited this place that opened next to Ikinari Steak. On the way back from shopping in Tenjin, I went there with a hungry stomach. And on this day, it was the 29th (Meat Day) campaign where you could enjoy black wagyu beef at a great price! ★Order here - Wagyu Kalbi (50g) 370 yen *Normally: 740 yen - Wagyu Kalbi (50g) 370 yen *Normally: 740 yen - Rice set 220 yen x 2 - Kalbi and Harami (150g) 850 yen The interior of the restaurant is welcoming to solo diners, with a counter that extends to the back. There are also tables for two at the back. The staff are attentive, and the place doesn't feel like a typical yakiniku restaurant in a good way. The environment is clean, and the food is served very quickly. It's tough to wait when you're hungry... really wonderful! You get to cook it yourself, add your favorite sauce, and eat. Although the set menu looks tempting, I ordered the black wagyu beef (a la carte) on this day, so I added the "rice set". It's all-you-can-eat, and you can even order more through a touch panel. Both my husband and I had two extra-large servings each, and from the first bite, we decided we would definitely come back.笑

I've been wanting to go there for a while but couldn't make it, so today after stopping by the post office, I finally ordered the Tandoori set. I added a salad when it popped up, and although it seemed a bit smaller than the picture, it was still delicious with various sauces. Thank you for the meal.

[I went to Yakiniku Like Tenjin Nishidori for lunch alone. I entered the restaurant after seeing the great deals at the entrance. When I was shown to my seat, I noticed that there were plenty of empty seats at the counter, but I was still directed to a specific seat. As I was about to sit down, I noticed the customer next to that seat seemed to be reluctant. I briefly considered leaving, but then I was asked if I could choose my own seat, which I appreciated. However, later on, I saw that other solo customers who came in after me confidently took the counter seats with more space between them, which left me puzzled. I decided to go with the cheapest set on the menu, which included 7 pieces of meat (totaling 100 grams), rice (with free refills until 5 pm), seaweed soup, and kimchi. The food arrived promptly, and I started grilling the meat one by one. Unfortunately, the oil splattered and ended up staining my brand new sweatshirt. I thought I could avoid this by being careful, but I guess I was wrong. While other customers were given paper aprons, I wasn't, which made me realize that I should have asked for one before grilling. I asked for a paper apron afterwards and the staff was polite and helpful from then until I left, but the oil incident had already happened before I got the apron. As for the food, personally, I found the meat to be decent for its price, cooked on the grill provided. The rice was as expected, following the instructions on the touchscreen. The kimchi had a good level of spiciness, and the seaweed soup was light in flavor. In conclusion, there are good deals during the daytime until 5 pm, like free rice refills. However, the seating issue and oil splattering incident made me realize the importance of being more proactive.]

It's Flower Friday! Finally finished work and it's the weekend starting tomorrow! Feeling like having some meat, so I decided to visit this place! A restaurant where you can do solo yakiniku, which is quite a challenge... First time here! (Although, I'm getting used to solo yakiniku over the years... haha) There are tables in the back, but I chose the counter! Each person has their own roaster, so you can cook without worrying about others! You can order from the touch panel right in front of you... quite convenient... Got a brief explanation since it's my first time here... Ordered this! Mega Harapounder Set (1,410 yen) Three types of meat - Galibata Salt Harami, Bara Kalbi, Iberico Pork Kalbi, 300g in total, very generous! Plus, rice, kimchi, and soup are all-you-can-eat... Ordered a draft beer (530 yen) as well, because beer is a must with yakiniku! After about 10 minutes of waiting and sipping on my beer, the food arrived! Noticed there are small square indentations on the table, but the tray fits perfectly... amazing... Let's start grilling the meat on the roaster! The meat looks a bit on the cheaper side... Bara Kalbi is quite thin... but that's okay... Galibata Salt Harami has good thickness and tenderness! But it's a bit hard to chew, so maybe smaller pieces would be better... They have various sauces like soy sauce, miso, and lemon, which is good! With 3 servings of rice, 3 servings of kimchi, and 2 servings of soup, I'm full after getting refills... The system is interesting, but since I'm used to solo yakiniku, I might pay a bit more and go to a different place... It's good for a casual meal though! Thanks for the meal!

I went to Yakiniku Like with a friend, a place we had been curious about. The seating is mostly at the counter, but there are four seats in the back where two people can sit facing each other. We were seated there this time. The table drawer was filled with disposable chopsticks, wet towels, and toothpicks. The prices were reasonable, and we ordered the set (100g of meat) that day, but making the rice normal was a mistake. It was too much for me. I think 100g with a little less rice would have been just right for me. They have interesting options like vegetarian meat for yakiniku and sets that come with salad instead of rice. Rice is free for refills, and all the men around us were ordering more. I would like to visit again if I have the chance. Thank you for the meal.