It was Saturday, but the restaurant was almost empty at 2:30 pm, probably because we had a reservation. When making the reservation, there was no availability between 5-7 pm, so it seems like the restaurant is more popular at night. We went for the Korean Fair event at a place called "Juju Calbi." We ordered the "Great Excitement Course" for two adults at 3498 yen. However, we were disappointed to find out that the Galanchim and Quaegi were not included, even though it was supposed to be part of the Korean Fair menu. It turns out that only certain courses are eligible for the Korean Fair promotion. The staff were friendly and efficient. The seating arrangements were a bit confusing, as we had a reservation but were placed next to a family, while solo diners were seated comfortably in larger booths. The food was served by robots, making it hard to distinguish the different meats. Despite some disappointments with the food quality, we enjoyed the Kim Mari dish. Overall, it was an okay experience, but we would be more cautious with our orders next time. It would be helpful if the menu was clearer for first-time visitors.

The cat robot brought the food to the table, surprising everyone! The neighboring table had a blue glowing tray with a roll cake on it. It seems like they are cutting costs on labor. The beef salted tongue and roast lunch costs 1518 yen each. It comes with seaweed soup, rice, and curry, which you can refill yourself. The meal also includes salad and kimchi. You can choose from three sauces: normal, sweet, and lemon. The sweet sauce is too sweet for adults, more suitable for kids. The drink bar costs 429 yen, but it's not very cost-effective if you can only have two drinks. My husband cooked this time, so it was a bit rushed. I wish I could have cooked at a slower pace. I wanted to order the sweet potato ice cream for dessert, but I was too full. Dessert is half price at 200 yen with a lunch set, which is a good deal. The roast meat could be a bit more tender, as it is thick and tough. Overall, it's a convenient family-friendly yakiniku restaurant under the Skylark Group.

The Appreciation Course + Ice Bar for 3,298 yen (tax included) + 275 yen (tax included) for the Korean Fair and Chunk Meat Fair were also held. The Appreciation Course and above are eligible for 100 minutes (last order at 80 minutes). The meat quality was poor and it was unclear which meat was which. Some of the ordered meat did not arrive. I will not be revisiting this place. Thank you for the meal.

I went to a yakiniku restaurant for lunch on a regular day! The restaurant is called "Yakiniku Juju Karubi Nakamozu-ten". I ordered the lunch set with yakiniku and all-you-can-eat side dishes. I chose karubi while my friend chose harami. Each plate of yakiniku comes with rice, kimchi, and salad, and the side dishes on the menu are all-you-can-eat. There were chicken karaage, minced cutlets, and more on the side menu. Rice was also all-you-can-eat, and they even had curry! I ordered a draft beer in the afternoon and grilled the yakiniku. Despite the price, both the karubi and harami were delicious! For dessert, there were ice cream and cotton candy, making it a very good value lunch! Thank you for the meal!

Today, my spouse and I both had the day off work, so we had lunch at "Juju Karubi." Instead of ordering from the lunch menu, we opted for the Big Excitement Course. However, as soon as we sat down, the duct was blocking our view of each other's faces, so it would be better if it were a bit higher. The meat was delicious and tender, up to the standard for the price. However, the rice was not that great. We've had the best rice in a clay pot before, so we have high standards. The dessert, "Imo Musume," had sweet potato at the bottom with ice cream on top, and it was not too sweet, which was nice. For someone like me who eats a lot, the cost performance is excellent (laughs). Well, I might consider going back if I feel like it.

I mainly walk around eating lunch in Sakai, and my name is Noronori. They have all-you-can-eat and set meals, which is nice. You can order using a touch panel, but they also provide menus that you can look at. You have to go to the self-service drink bar to get water. One thing about this type of restaurant is that there is no explanation for the water. I have gotten used to it now, but in the beginning, I didn't know what to do and ended up eating without water. (Don't call me stupid for that.) I think there are others like me, so I hope they will explain how to get water. If you order something, soup, rice, and curry seem to be all-you-can-eat. I tried the seasonal limited menu called "specialty and grilled meat." Thank you for the meal.

Visit on March 12, 2022. First time here. Ordered the all-you-can-eat for ¥2999 (tax included) and the drink bar for ¥275 (tax included). Didn't try many different types of food, but I was satisfied with the tender meat. The desserts were plentiful and all tasted delicious, I wonder if they are homemade?

This is a well-known casual yakiniku chain restaurant. It is located on a main road with ample parking for customers. The restaurant has a family-friendly atmosphere and is similar to a family restaurant. I had the popular 3 kinds of meat lunch set (kalbi, harami, loin) which also included salad, kimchi, almond jelly, unlimited rice, curry, and soup for 1,188 yen. The best part is that you can have unlimited refills of rice, curry, and soup. The cost performance is excellent. I love kalbi so I want to try the kalbi set next time. Thank you for the meal.

Visited on Sunday afternoon. Due to the impact of the coronavirus, the all-you-can-eat lunch option was no longer available. I ordered the lunch set with 200g of pork loin. Salad, kimchi, and almond jelly arrived first. ...I wanted something cold after the meal, maybe almond jelly. I grabbed some barley tea, rice, and miso soup from the drink bar and returned to my seat, where the meat had arrived. For 1080 yen, this is really great value. The taste was decent for the price. I got excited for my first barbecue in a while. Thank you for the meal!

In March of the 3rd year of Reiwa, during weekday lunchtime, there is a special set called "Gyuu-zanmai Set Light" for 1,099 yen including tax. It includes black curry, ice cream, and all-you-can-eat side menu items. The meat quality is not great, but it can be covered by the side menu items. Other lunchtime menu options include the "Juju Kalbi Lunch (200g)" for 1,298 yen including tax, which includes Juju Kalbi, rice & black curry bar, soup bar, salad, kimchi, and almond jelly or pudding.

Last Saturday at 6:00 PM, I tried to make a reservation at the restaurant but was told it was fully booked, so I hurried to the restaurant. When I arrived at 6:30 PM, there were already 19 groups waiting, so I had to give up. The next day, I went for lunch at 11:30 AM and this time it was okay. We were asked to sanitize our hands with alcohol spray before entering the restaurant. We ordered the following dishes: ⭐️ Luxurious 5 kinds of meat lunch for 1480 yen ⭐️ Premium lunch for 1580 yen. My son ordered the 200g Jujucalbi lunch for 1180 yen, while I ordered the Premium lunch. The meat was a bit tough, so it was difficult to chew, but the other meats were tender and just right for me. My husband ordered the Luxurious 5 kinds of meat lunch and found the large piece of meat amusing. The salad and kimchi used to be buffet-style, but due to COVID, the staff served them to us. Everyone wore masks while getting their food from the buffet. We also tried the famous "Imo Musume" ice cream, which was a unique and delicious dessert with a hot sweet potato filling inside. It was quite filling, and we left the restaurant satisfied. Next time, I'll try the Luxurious 5 kinds of meat lunch too!

I went to a barbecue restaurant alone. I was lured in by the all-you-can-eat lunch for 1000 yen on weekdays. There were 3 types of meat, 2 types of hormone, wiener salad, and a few other dishes. Ordering through the touch panel allows you to eat at your own pace, which is nice. Well, the taste is just average for the price. It might be worth it once in a while.

I want to eat meat! I visited this restaurant for the first time, recommended by my son who used to come here often for gatherings when he was in high school. It is a Skalark affiliate. It's impressive that you can easily come here by bike! On weekdays, there is a lunch buffet for 999 yen and 1899 yen (excluding tax), and on weekends and holidays, it is 2199 yen. However, we decided not to go for the buffet and ordered the Juju Beef Lunch 200g for 1298 yen including tax or 150g for 1188 yen, and the Addiction Harami Lunch 150g for 1078 yen. I enjoyed the Juju Beef even though it had a little bit of sinew. The sauces available were the addictive adult sauce, soy sauce, and lemon sauce. My son had two servings of curry rice and 200g of Juju Beef, which was just the right amount for a growing boy! My husband's Harami had too little fat, so he wished he had chosen a different type of meat. The soup was Wakame soup. We asked for refills of salad and kimchi afterwards. They need to replenish a bit faster... there was almost none left. One thing that bothered me was that when we were first seated, there were dry rice grains on the chair, which I had to clean up. The part-time girl should have seen it... you can't ignore things like that! Overall, it seems like an okay restaurant with decent meat, but there is room for improvement. Keep up the good work!

Yesterday's lunch was at Juju Karubi after a long time. They have a 999 yen all-you-can-eat lunch option, but I ordered the Thick-cut Harami Lunch which was 200g for 1166 yen. It came with salad, kimchi, almond tofu, rice, curry, and soup for all-you-can-drink and eat. The quality of the meat was inconsistent, and it was difficult to get the right level of doneness on their grill. The surface would burn while the inside remained uncooked. Cooking the meat on the outer edges of the grill also resulted in sparse meat. If you're looking for good quality meat, it might be better to try another place. Juju Karubi, Naka-Momozono Store, 072-250-0029, 3047-1 Nagasonecho, Kita-ku, Sakai City, Osaka Prefecture.

My wife had a discount coupon, so we decided to stop by on our way back from shopping, and we arrived around 1 o'clock. It seems like some elementary school students in Sakai City had a day off for a postponed sports day. Even though it was a weekday, there were many children. We ordered the Upper Sirloin Lunch (200g), Beef Salted Tongue & Upper Kalbi Lunch, and a medium bottle of beer. It's self-service, and rice, soup, kimchi, salad, curry, and jelly are included. The meat today was tender and delicious. We also had curry to finish off the meal, and now we're stuffed! We'll definitely come back again. Thank you for the meal.

The family, who usually doesn't go out much, surprisingly said, "I want to eat yakiniku for lunch today." So we decided to go to "Jyu Jyu Kalbi Nakamozu Store." They have all-you-can-eat yakiniku menu, but since it was lunchtime, we ordered the lunch set (popular thick-cut harami lunch 200g, top loin lunch 200g). Salad, rice, soup, kimchi, curry, dessert, etc. seemed to be all-you-can-eat. The restaurant was full of families and groups of young people. After a short wait, the yakiniku arrived! We grilled it on the tabletop grill. The meat was hot, tender, and juicy, and the taste exceeded our expectations. Family, let's go together again next time♪ Thank you for the meal.

When I entered the restaurant, there was no line so I was seated right away. After placing my order, the first dish to arrive was the salted tongue. It came with two types of sauce, soy sauce and addicting sauce, as well as lemon juice on the side. I chose to have it with lemon juice and it was delicious! I then ordered the rest of the meat using a touch panel, but it took a while for them to arrive. In the meantime, I received some onions that were cut into thick slices and were difficult to cook through. Eventually, the meat arrived and I enjoyed it. The staff were working hard, but I hope the kitchen staff can improve the quality of the dishes they serve.

Today is yakiniku day! They have a great deal for lunch, all-you-can-eat yakiniku for 990 yen plus tax. They have added more beef kalbi, making it even more worth it. You can also enjoy all-you-can-eat curry and fried chicken! For this price, I am completely satisfied.

All-you-can-eat lunch for 2041 yen including tax. The price seems reasonable. The cold noodles were a nice touch. The only downside was that condiments like gochujang and green onions took a while to arrive, possibly due to ordering through a remote control. It would have been better if they were brought out promptly. Also, there was no "thank you for waiting" or explanation when the ice cream was brought out. Since it's not easy for me to go often, I would like to visit again if I have the chance.

I went to a chain-style yakiniku restaurant alone for the first time. I usually go to yakiniku restaurants in town with someone, but today I felt like trying solo yakiniku at a chain-style restaurant for the first time. Hmm, I see, it's easy to enter and has a casual atmosphere. However, recently the cost performance and quality of yakiniku restaurants in town have been high, so I didn't feel a sense of affordability or satisfaction at this restaurant. They offer rice refills and curry, which was nice!