I was in Sakai and felt like having yakiniku, so I went to the restaurant at 6pm. I love the yakiniku at this place, especially the hot pot rice with large oysters from Hiroshima. It's enough for three bowls and costs 759 yen including tax. I also had tender harami for 539 yen, aged grilled kalbi for 429 yen, and the drink bar for 319 yen. For dessert, I had the dessert bar for 539 yen. My favorite is the hot pot rice with yakiniku. It's delicious! There were not many people at 6pm, but families started coming in around 7pm. It's a popular spot on holidays! I enjoyed my meal slowly and left when I was done. The tender meat was a hit with my 4-year-old, which made me happy. Just for your reference, I recommend the Aged Yakiniku Ichiban Fukuda store.

This time, I went to a yakiniku restaurant at the request of my partner. It was "Jukusei Yakiniku Ichiban Fukuda Branch." This chain was my first visit. We visited on a Sunday afternoon at 6:30 pm and waited for about 40 minutes. We ordered the "Value Course," which offers all-you-can-eat from 65 items. We placed our orders using a touch panel, and the food was served quite promptly. However, the portions on each plate were small and the amount of meat was limited, so we had to order quite a bit to get full. The dining time is 100 minutes, so there is no problem with getting full, or rather, feeling stuffed. As expected from the price, the quality of the meat is not great, and there isn't any menu item that stands out as particularly delicious. Well, considering the price, I can't really complain. You can order various items such as meat, rice dishes, salads, and side dishes using the touch panel. Orders are not accepted 20 minutes before the last order, and during the remaining time, you can only have desserts and drinks. The taste is not the best, but the price is affordable. With the amount of food served, there is no way you won't get full, so those who can be satisfied will be satisfied. I am one of those people, so thank you for the meal.

Today's lunch was all-you-can-eat yakiniku! Lunch starts at 869 yen with lunch set options available. Challenge yourself with the 100-minute all-you-can-eat lunch for 1628 yen, including a drink bar and dessert bar with oolong tea. However, there were issues with the drinks running out and not being refilled promptly. The meat selection was mostly pork and chicken, with a questionable imported meat option labeled as Wagyu. The rice, cooked in a clay pot, was nothing special. The staff was understaffed, leading to long wait times for everything. Overall, not worth it. Will definitely not be returning. Jukusei Yakiniku Ichiban Fukuda Branch 072-230-2901 Osaka, Sakai City, Fukuda 600-1.

The restaurant name changed from Yakiniku Club Ichiban to Jukusei Yakiniku Ichiban at some point. As the name suggests, it is part of the same group of restaurants. They offer all-you-can-eat options at reasonable prices. I went there for lunch using the Go To campaign. I opted for the Kalbi and Gyutan Shio lunch for 1090 yen, or the daily special volume lunch for 990 yen. The daily special includes four types of meat, including chicken, so it's a good deal to be able to try various kinds. The lunch comes with kimchi, salad, soup, a mini hot pot of rice, free refills, and a drink bar, making it a very affordable meal. The quality of the meat is decent for the price. My child enjoyed the delicious hot pot rice and drink bar, so it was a good experience for families.

It's been scorching hot lately, but my appetite is still going strong as ever (laughs). Lately, I've been craving barbecue like crazy... So, for today's lunch, I went to "[Jukusei Yakiniku Ichiban]," which is the renovated version of "[Yakiniku Kurabu Ichiban]" along Route 310. After debating between the all-you-can-eat lunch and the regular lunch, I ended up choosing the daily special volume lunch! It came with 4 types of meat (200g), napa cabbage kimchi, wakame soup, salad, and a clay pot rice. Plus, it included a drink bar! The clay pot rice was so delicious that I ended up getting seconds! (laughs) I ate too much (^_^*) Even though it's scorching hot outside, being in a cool room with effective air conditioning and being able to enjoy a barbecue set at this price - it's pure happiness (*´艸`) The cost performance is amazing!

On Sunday evening around 5:30, it was less crowded than I expected.

The rice in the clay pot is delicious. The meat is of the level where it is often served all-you-can-eat. I think it's better value for money than One Karubi. I chose the Godai specialty course and ordered my favorite dish, Soki soba, during the Okinawa Fair. I was shocked. It was completely different from the authentic version. That was a total failure.

Plenty to eat and delicious.