There is a yakiniku restaurant in Expo City in Suita. I go there for lunch occasionally. When I went there after a few months, I noticed that the menu had changed and the prices had gone up slightly. It seems like they no longer offer a lunch set with harami (skirt steak)… Even when I ordered a lunch set with harami, there was only a little bit. My high school son loves harami, so he was disappointed. It's nice that you can get free refills of rice and soup, and the salad is delicious.

I visited this place before an outdoor event and ordered one lunch set, several side dishes, 2 beers, and 2 highballs. The best part was that you could get free refills of rice and soup with the lunch set! I was happy to have seconds. Since I skipped breakfast, the meal was delicious. Lastly, I was served hot corn tea and a hot towel! It was a nice touch to receive a towel along with the tea. Thank you for the meal!

I visited while it was not busy and ordered the Harami lunch and the Roast & Upper Harami lunch. The lunch came with salad, side dishes, soup, rice, and meat. They mentioned that rice and soup were free refills. The quality of the meat was decent. Overall, it felt like it was worth the price.

During dinner time, as everywhere was crowded, we decided to go to this yakiniku restaurant which was relatively easy to get into. The ordering system was through a touch panel. The meat and side dishes were delicious, but in terms of price and meat quality, I think this place is more suitable for families and students. From the first drink to the dishes, we were a bit confused as the staff brought items from other tables multiple times. Also, when clearing the plates, there was no word said even if their hand accidentally touched us... There were some disappointing points in terms of service.

I had the Roast & Top Harami Lunch for ¥1,950 for lunch. I arrived around 11:20 on Sunday and had to wait about 30 minutes to get a table, as there were four groups ahead of me. The Top Harami was delicious, but the Roast was not as good. I wanted to try the Top Harami Lunch, but it was already sold out when I lined up at 11:20. Overall, I didn't think the cost performance was good. I probably wouldn't go back for lunch, but might consider visiting for dinner.

Today, every store had long lines, but I managed to get a relatively short wait by getting a ticket here. After about 15 minutes, it was my turn to order at the table using a tablet. The Upper Harami was sold out, so I ordered the Roast & Upper Harami set for 1,950 yen, which came with soup, rice, namul, kimchi, and Korean seaweed. The restaurant was a bit crowded, but not every table was occupied, probably because the orders took some time to be ready. The Roast was nicely cooked with a good flavor, while the Upper Harami was tender and delicious. Considering it's made with Australian Angus beef, the price was quite reasonable.

I visited this restaurant because it had a sophisticated appearance and looked delicious. I made a reservation and was guided to a seat by the window where I could see the Ferris wheel, which made me feel excited. The drinks were reasonably priced. Ordering was done through a touch panel, so I could order at my own pace and without any mistakes, which was convenient. The order time was also displayed, so I could see the waiting time immediately. There were various types of meat available. I ordered the premium loin and premium kalbi, but they were not much different from the regular cuts, which was a bit disappointing. The dishes also looked slightly different from the menu photos, but they were delicious. The lunch menu seems to offer good value, so I would like to visit again for lunch next time.

I had a harami lunch. Since there are many families at Expo City, the prices at the yakiniku restaurants are a bit high, so there weren't many families around and it was relatively quiet. The taste was okay, not bad. But I don't think I would want to come back here just to have yakiniku again...

Today, I went shopping and then played at VS Park in Expo City. In the morning, it was a little chilly because it was raining. For lunch, I was in the mood for meat so I went to Heijoen. I ordered the lunch set with loin and top skirt steak for 1,950 yen. You can have unlimited rice and soup refills. However, the amount of meat was really small - only 5 pieces, so I couldn't eat just that with the rice. As expected, I added more meat. By the way, the all-you-can-eat rice is really delicious!

I want to eat yakiniku! The location is on the 2nd floor of Lalaport Expo City, with the main store in Esaka. I arrived for lunch after 1 pm, so I was seated without waiting. Yakiniku ♬ Yakiniku ♬ Even though I was alone, I was seated at a spacious table. They also provided a hot towel. Orders are placed using a touch panel. I ordered the Sirloin & Harami Lunch for 1950 yen, which included the classic lean golden combo of Aurora Angus Beef Sirloin and Aurora Angus Beef Harami, along with salad, namul, kimchi, rice, soup, and seaweed. You can choose from large, medium, or small rice portions, so I went with large for seconds. After a while, it arrived!! They grilled it for me. I found out later at other tables that you could have seconds of rice and soup. The large rice portion was quite a lot. After eating, they served tea and another hot towel.

Be careful because they stop taking reservations around 19:30 with the last order at 20:00. I ordered a drink first but it took a long time to arrive. I ended up ordering the following: assorted raw meat platter, Hira-jouen roast beef x2, Wagyu upper short rib x2, upper salted tongue x4, salted tongue (sold out), domestic beef yukhoe (sold out), two servings of freshwater eel sashimi, and a medium size of rice with extra quantity.

The special Wagyu beef lunch "Kan Relax" was delicious, but the portion of meat was small. The "Ittou Mori" option would provide better value. The mini kimchi and ice cream that can be added to the lunch are cheap and satisfying.

Today, I had the Angus beef loin and skirt steak lunch (1580 yen + tax). I usually prefer Japanese beef, but I thought I'd try something different today. During lunchtime, they also offer half-size portions of Japanese beef short rib and Japanese beef loin (each 590 yen + tax), so I added those as well. I wish they had half-size portions of cold noodles, but they didn't, so I ordered the regular size from the regular menu. The mini cold noodles from the regular menu were really mini and I felt that 450 yen was a bit expensive for the size.

I visited for lunch. The staff were very friendly and, of course, the meat was delicious. There are many options for lunch with Angus beef + pork belly or chicken, but I felt it would be nice to have a lunch menu with Japanese beef in the thousand yen range. The photo is of the Special Japanese Beef Lunch [One Head Mix] priced at 2,900 yen. The rice was free for a large serving, but for a lunch at this price, I would be happy to have extra Korean seaweed and kimchi.

I went to Expo City in Suita to watch a movie and wanted to eat before the movie, but the line was too long, so I decided to eat after the movie. I cried during a movie where a boy with an earring fights. After the movie, I visited a restaurant that has its main branch in Esaka and also has a branch in Expo City. I had visited the Esaka branch before, so I was looking forward to it. However, when I looked at the menu, I couldn't find anything like a set meal. When I asked, I was told that lunchtime was over, so I was disappointed. I felt like leaving, but then I saw the domestic beef harami fair on the menu. It was tender, without any unpleasant smell, and delicious. I also ordered the reissued popular wagyu liver with a raw texture. Maruchou. It had been a long time since I had it! I also ordered the limited quantity yukke with rice. The rice was hard, and the green onions on the liver and yukke were not fresh. It was not like this at the Esaka branch. I visited at a strange time, and the prices were the same as at night. I was able to use the Goto Eat Premium Coupon, but overall, I was disappointed.

There is a yakiniku restaurant located on the outdoor dining area on the Loft side of Expo City. When you step outside, it is towards the back on the left side. The interior of the restaurant has spacious tables, allowing for a relaxed dining experience. The staff are friendly and strike a good balance in their service. If you sit by the window, you can see the Ferris wheel directly in front of you, and currently, the Red (it's quite angry). You can also see the Tower of the Sun. For the meal, I had harami, loin, kalbi, and tetchan, along with a namul assortment that I really enjoyed. I prefer a bit more acidity in the namul. The rice was glossy and deliciously fluffy. In terms of meat, ordering the loin and red senmai (which was not available) without seasoning gives you a good idea of the overall direction of the flavors. I think the balance between cost and taste could be improved a bit more. Overall, I think it's a good option for lunch. I believe they are taking the necessary precautions for COVID-19. This is just my personal opinion.

After seeing the Tower of the Sun and EXPO70, we went to have lunch around 1:30. Every restaurant had long lines except for this one, where we were able to be seated right away. I ordered the ladies' lunch set, which included chicken thigh and pork belly. They also had a special offer of half-price draft beer, so I ended up getting another one. And of course, we felt like having some snacks with the beer, so we also ordered some beef skirt steak. They really know how to make you want more.

First yakiniku lunch. I had the harami yakiniku set. A luxurious lunch from noon. The atmosphere of the restaurant was nice and I enjoyed the delicious meal. I think lunch deals are quite a good value. After shopping, I was satisfied. Thank you for the meal.

I went shopping at Expocity and played at the sports facilities before using this restaurant. I lined up around 19:40 on a Saturday, but was called in about 20 minutes. I wasn't very hungry, probably because I had a snack, so I ordered the "Sai" set with salad, soup, half portion of rice, and meat. There were three types of meat sets, but the Sai set was just the right amount when sharing with others. I loved the Munchu salad! It was light and simple, almost like a salt dressing, and I could eat as much as I wanted. Last order was at 21:00, and there was only about an hour left until then, but the service was smooth after ordering, and since I don't drink much alcohol, it wasn't a problem at all. I might not come specifically for this meat, but I would definitely want to stop by again when I visit next time.

I finally found a wonderful restaurant with great customer service and hospitality after a long time✨ First of all, they easily met the important criteria for me to enjoy a delicious meal. Here's what I ordered: ○ Beef Tongue (medium rare) ¥1,580 - A delicious cut with a hint of sweetness and no unpleasant smell. ○ Chorogi Salad ¥690 - A standard but tasty salad. ○ Wagyu Upper Kalbi ¥1,980 - Tender and delicious, a beautiful cut of meat. ○ Wagyu Upper Loin ¥1,980 - As a fan of loin, I'd give it an 80 out of 100. Delicious~ ○ Namul Assortment ¥770 - Consistently good. ○ Upper Harami ¥1,480 - I really love the harami here. It has a great aroma and a nice sweetness. Highly recommended! ○ One Bite Cold Noodles ¥490 - You must try the noodles here! They are delicious! I should have ordered a larger size. ○ Premium Melon Sherbet ¥480 - A must-try for melon lovers, although it's a common flavor. The good service and taste make it even more enjoyable to eat. Overall, a fantastic restaurant! If you're dining at Expo City, this is the place to go. Thank you for the meal✨I will definitely come back again✨