This time, I went on a trip to Osaka to watch a soccer game. Normally, after the game, we would have a celebration or reflection party and have a few drinks. However, this time, since we arrived the day before the game, we had a few drinks the night before. It was like a pre-game rally drinking party (laughs). They had Dassai and Hakurakusei available for all-you-can-drink, which was a dream come true for sake lovers. I definitely drank too much and, of course, didn't eat anything alternately drinking... Drinking good sake before the game, preparing for the match the next day. Just enough not to get a hangover (laughs).

Once a month, we have a "get-together" with colleagues. This time, after the long state of emergency was lifted, we decided to revive the event. We chose "Miyabi" on the 10th floor of Apollo Building, a restaurant in the Tennoji area where you can enjoy all-you-can-eat and drink. It's great to be able to eat and drink without worrying about the cost. Despite the state of emergency, the restaurant managed to stay open, which was a relief. The place was quite crowded this night. However, when it gets busy, the orders can take a while to arrive. But as long as we can have a good time drinking, that's all that matters. We joked around, saying things like "Are you fishing at the beach right now?" as we enjoyed the night in Tennoji. Thanks for the meal.

I went early on a weekday, but even though I wasn't doing all-you-can-drink, I was told it was a 2-hour time limit. I agreed and placed my order, but the sashimi platter was meager and the beef tendon ponzu was tough. The staff's service was also poor. When I tried to leave, there was no one at the register, and I could hear loud laughter from the back. I ordered beer, oolong tea, sashimi platter, beef tendon ponzu, Caesar salad with dried squid, and tonpei-yaki, which came to 5000 yen. I left most of it uneaten.

The all-you-can-eat and drink order took quite a long time to arrive, even the drinks came 5-10 minutes later. Also, payment was cash only.

I was asked for last order after 1.5 hours even though it wasn't an all-you-can-eat/drink course, and then told to settle the bill after 2 hours. There were empty seats available.

Sashimi assortment → All-you-can-eat kaisendon is not worth it!

It was good.

This is not to my liking.

The food was average.

Assorted platter: crispy and wrinkled.