Here is a restaurant where you can enjoy all-you-can-eat for 90 minutes starting from 1680 yen. I chose the course with beef and unlimited soft drinks. Besides the base broth, you can choose another type, so I went with the kimchi stew. The dipping sauces were ponzu and sesame, with the ponzu surprisingly bringing out good flavors. The amount of meat served per person varies depending on the server, making it difficult to order. It was amusing to see that ordering two servings resulted in four times the amount. It was nice to have a variety of vegetables to enjoy. They also offer ramen, udon, waffles, popcorn, curry rice, and gyudon, which families would appreciate. The fried chicken was delicious when served freshly fried, but the french fries were among the worst I've had. Overall, considering the taste, service, and price, I was quite satisfied.

The atmosphere is casual, with groups of young men and women in their 20s. Besides the meat, customers serve themselves using tongs and wearing transparent gloves. It was interesting to see older customers reminding young girls to wear masks and gloves when serving themselves. As for the food, the meat was delicious, there was a variety of vegetables, and a wide selection of sauces and seasonings for those who enjoy creating their own flavors. I definitely want to come back with friends for a fun and lively time! 🎵

The heat has eased a bit, so we decided to go for shabu-shabu. We were talking about wanting to go for all-you-can-eat while taking a break at Starbucks and doing some research when we suddenly saw a sign. We hesitated between hot vegetables and decided based on the price and self-service style to go to Tamba-ya. The restaurant was spacious. There were also group of tourists, but the staff kindly seated us in a corner. We had domestic beef at a leisurely table. It was delicious. It's nice to have a self-service style. You can go get as much as you want at your own pace. We were satisfied with the all-you-can-eat Häagen-Dazs as well!

Had dinner in Minami with a friend. We wanted to eat a lot, so we looked up options online while walking around. We considered yakiniku, crab, izakaya, etc. My acquaintance suggested a sukiyaki place. We found a place offering all-you-can-eat for ¥2480, and an event with Kobe beef for ¥4200! We made a reservation online and were lucky to get a table. The Kobe beef belly was delicious! We also tried other domestic beef and pork, as well as beef loin, and we were satisfied. The restaurant may have a low star rating, but it's actually a great place to eat!

The interior is simple and suitable for families or large group gatherings. The staff are all Asian and very friendly, providing attentive service. They promptly took additional orders and cleared dishes. As for the meat... well, you get what you pay for.

I saw a sign saying "Renewal" so I headed to a shabu-shabu restaurant in Minami area because it was a bit chilly. I was surprised to find such a huge restaurant in Minami. The buffet corner was so refreshing. There were plenty of vegetables and the curry was delicious! They also had desserts and a la carte menu items. It was great!

I'm curious about the renewal! There are so many places to eat at Namba IL. I'm torn. How do I decide?? New stores or renewals are a top priority! Then think about what you want to eat. Shabu-shabu and sukiyaki are popular choices, so that's good! All-you-can-eat is cheap too. Tanba-ya has a strong reputation. Their meat is amazing! The buffet counter, or whatever you call it, looks clean. And there are plenty of vegetables and a variety of dishes. The desserts are the best! Haagen-Dazs, cakes, cream puffs. The satisfaction level is off the charts!

What's great about this place is first and foremost the quality of the meat! The meat for shabu-shabu from Tajimaya is top-notch, with pork, chicken, and beef all sliced perfectly thin and full of flavor. Unlike some all-you-can-eat places that serve thin, low-quality meat, Tajimaya is different. Additionally, they offer a wide variety of vegetables, condiments, side dishes, and desserts in a well-balanced lineup that leaves you very satisfied. The staff is also very polite and attentive, with many foreign employees. Overall, it's a great restaurant.

We were shopping in Namba, wanted to have tea, and were looking for a place to eat sukiyaki with three people. When searching online, we found that most of the places were expensive. However, we found a place that is affordable, offers all-you-can-eat sukiyaki, and is self-serve. It is located right in the heart of Minami, so it is easy to get to! The sukiyaki sauce that you put the meat in was delicious, sweet and savory, and the meat was also good quality.

Eating out with a friend, we suddenly decided to have sukiyaki! I've always wanted to try Kobe beef, but it's expensive. Then we saw a sign advertising all-you-can-eat sukiyaki at a discounted price! We decided to go there. The restaurant was spacious and we could choose our own vegetables, which was great.

There are so many shops in Namba, it's hard to choose. I want to eat sukiyaki, so I searched online. Hmm, sukiyaki is expensive. Everywhere is pricey, but here they have all-you-can-eat sukiyaki with mainly beef for 2480 yen. I decided to go here. Self-serve vegetables, all-you-can-eat Häagen-Dazs, and a drink bar coupon for 99 yen. The sukiyaki sauce is delicious!!!!

I visited this place for the first time at the request of a friend who came to play from out of town. The location is near the so-called "hook bridge," on the 6th floor of a building with apparel stores like H&M below. The place is called "Tajimaya," and although I initially thought it was related to the famous Tajimaya meat brand, the quality of the meat didn't seem to match. It was a Sunday around 7 pm, and luckily, there were no other customers waiting when we arrived. I had made a reservation online for the "Kobe beef sukiyaki all-you-can-eat" course, which was a special offer. We ordered the meat at our table, and for rice, vegetables, and drinks, we could help ourselves. There were also side dishes like fried chicken, french fries, and curry, which were quite good. While I was getting vegetables, the meat had already arrived at our table, and we started cooking sukiyaki on the hot plate. In order to start, you have to eat a few slices of meat with the sauce, which is a common practice in Kansai-style sukiyaki. The quality of the meat was better than the cheap frozen meat you often find at all-you-can-eat places, and although it wasn't top-notch Kobe beef, it was decent. We ended up getting 4-5 refills and were full. One thing that caught my attention was the raw egg, which is usually an extra charge at some places, but here it was provided for free, and the staff frequently asked if we needed more. The freshness of the vegetables was also good, and combined with the quick turnover due to the all-you-can-eat concept, I would give high marks for that. One thing I noticed was that when we wanted more meat, there were times when there were no staff in the dining area, so having a call button at the table could be helpful, especially for a time-limited course like this. However, when there were staff around (mostly foreigners), they were proactive in asking if we wanted more meat, so the service level was not bad. There is also a sukiyaki specialty place called "Sukiyaki Maru" nearby, so I might consider coming back here next time I'm in the mood for sukiyaki. Overall, it was a good experience. Bon appétit.

A large restaurant in the heart of Minami! The all-you-can-eat sukiyaki is highly recommended! The combination of the broth and eggs is great!

I went to this place once before and visited it after a long time. It seems they have renewed it, it was clean. The vegetable section was well-stocked, with condiments, curry, side dishes, and a wide variety of desserts. I was very satisfied!

The renovation was satisfying. The curry was delicious, and the shabu-shabu was great with the choice of broth and high-quality meat from Tamba-ya. The all-you-can-eat cake and Häagen-Dazs also added to the satisfaction level.

The meat, side dishes, and desserts were all of high quality and great value for money, but there was one time when the beef looked unappealing and had a slight odor when eaten.

Recommended by the guide. The restaurant is quite large. I was surprised to find a place like this in Namba. The location is easy to find and they offer all-you-can-eat shabu-shabu! The price is very reasonable. They also have a variety of a la carte dishes available, and you can choose your own broth. Overall, I was very satisfied.

It was nice to be able to use PayPal here. Surprisingly, many restaurants don't accept it, only small individual ones. I wanted to eat shabu-shabu at a big restaurant for cheap, and I was satisfied with the payment process here.

I used it for a banquet. The restaurant is spacious, with customers from various groups, making the atmosphere lively. The Häagen-Dazs ice cream was all-you-can-eat, and the sukiyaki was delicious.