Cheap and delicious. Good value for money. Convenient location near the station. Rice and soup are self-service with free refills. When the time limit is reached, the iPad notifies you and you can no longer place orders. The restaurant is clean. However, the only downside is that the interior is extremely hot, causing non-stop sweating and feeling unwell due to the heat, resulting in additional charges for unfinished food. This was the first time experiencing such a tough time at a yakiniku restaurant. It's a common occurrence for cheap restaurants to have some kind of flaw. I visited with a friend, and we both felt exhausted to the point of being like a punishment game. Maybe it's warmer in winter? Lol

Great value for money. Perfect for those who love hormone and alcohol. It's delicious when grilled over charcoal. The combination of hormone and alcohol is amazing, and before you know it, the all-you-can-drink time is over. Drinks and orders come out quickly, which is great. I will definitely visit again.

I used it for dinner on a holiday night. It's Shichirin Yakiniku An An. I often saw An An in the Kanto region, but actually it's my first time in Kansai. All-you-can-drink for 990 yen, and horumon (offal) starts from 190 yen, so the prices are quite cheap. The taste is just delicious. Thank you for the meal.

It's hot... on days like this, I feel like going out for yakiniku in the afternoon. The prices are surprisingly cheap! I thought to myself as I entered the spacious restaurant, almost like having it all to myself! It's probably because of the location. I ordered the Kalbi and Pork Kalbi set meals (each 80g) for 858 yen each. Both the beef kalbi and pork kalbi were very thin, almost like what you would see in a gyudon. They were cooked over charcoal, so the aroma was nice. I devoured them relying on the intensity of the heat. The sauce was very sweet, almost overpowering the quality of the meat, but it definitely went well with rice. For the rice, you serve yourself, so it's all-you-can-eat. The soup is also self-serve, and it's very light in flavor. The cabbage that came with the meal was quite voluminous. It had a dressing similar to Cholera. I enjoyed eating half of it raw and grilling the rest on the charcoal grill. The bean sprout namul was also delicious, seasoned with sesame oil and salt. It had a generous portion and was enjoyable to munch on. The cost performance may be debatable considering the quality of the meat, but the fact that you can grill it on the charcoal grill is a plus. Overall, it was a satisfying meal.

I received a limited-time offer of 1000 points from Hot Pepper, so I made a reservation for the all-you-can-eat satisfaction course at 19:00. When I arrived around 19:00, the restaurant was about 40% full and I was seated at a table towards the back. I ordered a drink bar as an additional order. I prepared my own rice, soup, and drinks. I ordered the Young Kalbi Tare, salt, miso, marinated Kalbi Tare, wiener, buttered potatoes, chicken tenderloin, and salted cabbage half. The rice was average, the soup was hot but the taste was lacking, the drinks were okay. The Young Kalbi Tare was average, the salt was good, the miso was okay, the marinated Kalbi Tare was decent, the wiener was average, the buttered potatoes were delicious so I had two, the chicken tenderloin was average, and the salted cabbage was tasty. I used 1100 points and paid the remaining 1519 yen with my card before going to the convenience store.

I found this cheap yakiniku restaurant while looking for lunch near the station. I ordered the "Kalbi set meal for 715 yen," which was also very cheap. Despite the low price, the meat was grilled over charcoal. The set came with salted cabbage and bean sprout namul, but no salad. Rice and water were self-service. The quality of the Kalbi was average, but the portion size was decent. I was impressed by the fact that they offer this at such a low price.

The all-you-can-eat for 2000 yen and all-you-can-drink for 999 yen was satisfying, costing 3000 yen per person. The meat options included tongue, kalbi, seseri, sausage, pork belly, pork steak, and duck breast. Side dishes included potato salad, kimchi, and bean sprout namul. You can serve yourself with rice. The all-you-can-drink option was a good deal, offering a variety of drinks. The 100-minute time limit was just right. The staff were clear and friendly, making the experience enjoyable. Thank you!

During lunchtime on a holiday, while strolling around the second location in Kyobashi, I stumbled upon a shocking sign at a restaurant - unlimited draft beer for only 100 yen per glass! Seriously? Even the beef cutlet is 100 yen? I had to check it out. I ordered the Anan Stamina set meal and a draft beer. The taste was average, but the sauce was delicious, making it more enjoyable. Rice refills are free, so of course, I had seconds. I also ordered additional draft beer and two beef cutlets. Since it was the second stop, I was already full and had to give up. I wanted to drink a little more. The total bill came to an unbelievable 1380 yen, including the Anan Stamina set meal for 980 yen, two draft beers for 200 yen, and two beef cutlets for 200 yen. What a great deal! I will definitely come back again.

I plan to use this place for a casual drink, and the assorted platter is cheap, as well as the all-you-can-drink option! All this meat and highballs/sours for just a little over 2000 yen! The amount of meat was more than expected, and I may have ordered too much for a casual drink, but considering the price, the quality of the meat was satisfying. The sauce was average, but overall, the service and atmosphere were decent for the price. I was the only one drinking alone, but I will definitely use this place again.

An-an Harami 490 yen, Gyuu-ue Horumon 390 yen, An-an Kalbi 290 yen, Garlic Sesame Oil 290 yen, Hakusai Kimchi 190 yen x2, All-you-can-drink for 100 minutes (Last Order 80 minutes) 990 yen. Total: 2,830 yen. If you understand what kind of restaurant this is and how to use it, it's totally fine. The meat was better than the all-you-can-eat yakiniku restaurant. I drank 4 shochu highballs, so I at least got my money's worth. Satisfied, satisfied. Thank you for the meal.

Osaka City, Miyakojima Ward. Drinking and eating tour with Street Fighter II, Chapter 2, Season 2. Once again, we start at YasuYasu. This time, the Highball is still 39 yen including tax! It seems like they have been successful last month. - Highball (39 yen): Last time, we said it was just colored, but this time, it's dangerous, with a strong whiskey taste! This will definitely get you drunk, no complaints, thank you! We decided to have 6 each... already feeling tipsy! - Young Kalbi (290 yen): Beef belly. Still dripping with fat. Fold the meat on the grill to squeeze out the fat! It turns out quite nice. - Beef Upper Hormone (300 yen): Salted. Cook it well. - Pork Wiener (200 yen): Just delicious. - Meat Miso Cabbage Half (200 yen): Reliable meat miso. Half portion of cabbage is enough. - Potato Salad (100 yen): Cheap! - V1 Kalbi (290 yen): This one is delicious! - Seseri Miso (290 yen): Yes, this is also delicious! - Cut-off Beef Tongue (100 yen): Beef tongue that was 250 yen last time. This time, it's on promotion for 100 yen. Ordered with salt and sauce. Street Fighter II: "This is like pigeon feed..." It's cut too small, more like a snack. Street Fighter II: "Oh no!!" The sauce splashed onto a risky part. Street Fighter II... the drama begins. Highball 6 each + the above food. After eating and drinking all this, each person is almost drunk! Once again, we realized the power of chain restaurants!

"I was told 'We'll do it again next month!' when I visited last month, so I had 6 highballs for ¥39 each. It seemed stronger than last time, haha. I also enjoyed sausages, hormone, potato salad, and more on sale. I ate to my heart's content and the total was only ¥2,000... I'm sorry! Thank you for the feast!"

Osaka City, Miyakojima-ku. Drinking and walking with a friend who loves Street Fighter II, Season 3, Part 1. It all starts at An An! II "Hey, they have this deal again" at the Kyobashi store, where you can get a highball for only 39 yen (tax included) from 11:00 to 15:00. The place is packed with customers, probably due to the unbelievable price. Surprisingly, just the two of us are taking turns ordering. - Highball (39 yen): Unbelievably cheap, almost like a freebie! Served in a chilled glass. Despite having 5 glasses, we didn't feel drunk at all. - Highball (39 yen + extra strong 160 yen): Since we didn't feel drunk, we decided to order an extra strong one. Even with the added cost, it's still a great deal at 199 yen. - Cut-off beef tongue (250 yen): Ordered with salt. Considering the price, it's okay. - Spicy pork hormone (310 yen): Tender and not too spicy. - Spicy chicken tenderloin (310 yen): Soft and not too spicy. - Meat miso cabbage (350 yen): The meat miso is delicious and a good palate cleanser. - Spicy duck (360 yen): Thick like ham steak. The meat is dry and tough. It might be better if it was sliced thinner. - V1 marinated beef ribs (290 yen): Marinated beef ribs. This one is the best among the dishes we tried at An An! II. Not greasy, and tasty for the price. - Heart pon (190 yen): Personally, I would pass on this one. I recommend the marinated V1 beef ribs instead. And so, the journey of eating and drinking begins!

I received a message on LINE, so I decided to visit. I had 1 draft beer, around 10 highballs, 1 strong highball, tongue, V1 kalbi, spicy seseri, duck, hormone meat miso cabbage, and heart pon. It cost about 2,700 yen, which is so cheap! The taste was also great. The restaurant was bustling with customers who came for cheap drinks, but the staff, despite handling everything on their own, were very friendly. I couldn't provide such good service myself... I will definitely visit again. Thank you for the meal!

Anan, I always use it to get good deals. It's so convenient~ I've been to Teramachi in Umeda before, but this is my first time here. Guess what! Guess what!! Highball is only 39 yen as part of a campaign. Amazing, right! Today is Mountain Day, so I had 4 highballs and enjoyed some meat for a total of 1316 yen. It's really helpful. Thank you so much!

Osaka City, Miyakojima Ward. Season 2 of bar hopping with a friend who loves Street Fighter II. It always starts at An An! "They're serving something interesting here." The limited-time fair at the Kyobashi store is now underway. Exclusive to the Kyobashi store, a casual one-drink sale for early summer. Details are as follows: Draft beer, 290 yen → 250 yen, Highball, 290 yen → 100 yen! All meats are 100 yen off. The Half Meat Miso Cabbage is 50 yen off. Incredible price slashing. The meat quality is, well, you get what you pay for. The taste is okay if it's freshly grilled on the shichirin! Concerned about whether they're making a profit with these prices. Continuing to drink Highballs, it's time to move on. Checking the bill on the tablet, we are once again shocked. ...1,760 yen. ((((；ﾟДﾟ))))))) Street Fighter II, upon seeing the price, is shocked by the cheapness. The gochujang attacks the throat and causes agony. Once again, a tumultuous beginning unfolds.

I received another notification about a super cheap sale. I had 3 servings of seseri, 3 servings of kalbi, and half a cabbage, all for just under ¥2,000. Is this a good deal? The seating was spacious and comfortable, and the service and food were both great. Thank you as always!

On a holiday, I visited a new cheap yakiniku restaurant for the first time as the first stop of a two-person Kyobashi bar hopping event. It is located on the street where McDonald's is, on the second floor of the building where Ticket Daikuro and Matsuya are located, and where San-daime Torimero used to be. The place is called "An An" and I ordered the An An Oudo 5 kinds of assorted meat for 990 yen, as well as the limited quantity Today's Red Tag Mix for 690 yen, white cabbage kimchi for 190 yen, and a namul assortment for 290 yen. The An An Oudo 5 kinds of assorted meat included beef tongue salt, An An harami, young kalbi, pork belly, and chicken thigh, I think. It was satisfying in terms of taste and quantity for such a cheap assortment. The Today's Red Tag Mix was a combination of mainly hormone meats. It was also priced at 690 yen, and there was no complaint about it. The white cabbage kimchi and namul assortment of komatsuna namul and moyashi namul were delicious. I had 3 glasses of Super Dry draft beer and 1 glass of Genki beer. There was a 100-minute all-you-can-drink option for 1300 yen, but since all drinks were priced at 190 yen instead of the usual 290 yen, I didn't need it. I didn't want to drink 7 glasses at the first stop anyway. With all the food and drinks, it only cost 1840 yen per person, which is incredibly cheap. I didn't try the seafood, grilled vegetables, or the finale this time, but it was an amazing and cheap restaurant.

Mambo Nakano visited Kyobashi after a long time. I thought, "If it's Kyobashi, everyone must be eager and have their shops open!" but it seems like many places are actually closed. In the midst of this, I visited a newly opened yakiniku restaurant in Kyobashi today. Although I'm not as young as I used to be, when someone asks me, "Want to eat yakiniku?" my answer is still, "Let's go!" (laughs) The spacious restaurant had no other customers. I feel bad for the staff, but at least there's no need to worry about crowding. The ordering system is touch-panel, which I'm not very good at. I'm afraid I might accidentally order double the amount. However, according to the staff, "If we take your order directly, the price will be higher. The touch-panel prices are cheaper." In that case, I'll go with the touch-panel. (laughs) I started with two draft beers for 190 yen each. Cheap! This surprising price has become quite common recently. I selected two draft beers, confirmed the order, and pressed the send button. "Thank you!" came a voice from the kitchen. (laughs) "Thank you for sending" service included. (laughs) I ordered some namul platter for 290 yen and napa cabbage kimchi for 190 yen to nibble on. I pressed the send button! "Thank you!" It feels good. (laughs) The kimchi was delicious! I wasn't expecting much from chain restaurant kimchi, but this one had the right balance of sweetness and spiciness, just the way I like it. Now, for the main meat dishes. I decided to go light since I plan to drink more later. I asked for the recommended combination platter: An'an King's 5 types combo for 990 yen (beef tongue, young kalbi, V kalbi, pork belly, chicken thigh) and today's special hormone mix (miso flavor) for 690 yen. They were served in no time. The portions were huge. (laughs) And all this for 990 yen and 690 yen. The cost performance was so amazing that I worried if it was really okay. The sauces on the table included a refreshing sauce (to enjoy a lot of meat without getting tired), a sweet sauce (for children to enjoy), and lemon juice (for salted meat like tongue). I put these in the sauce dish and enjoyed the meal. The meat was grilled on a shichirin grill. Sometimes the fire got too strong, but they provided ice at the beginning, which acted as a fire extinguisher. The meat may not be as good as a specialized yakiniku restaurant, but at this price and portion size, it was no problem at all. Highly recommended for yakiniku lovers, big eaters, and those who prioritize cost performance. Also, the packaged spicy miso sauce on the table was super delicious! It went perfectly with the hormone dishes. It was so good that I almost thought of taking three packs home, but I stopped myself because it would seem too stingy. (laughs) They also had a variety of drinks, including Genki sour and Genki beer. It was so obvious that they were promoting Oronamin C. (laughs) Well... I was very satisfied, but I ended up with a full stomach after just the first stop of my drinking session. (laughs)

Osaka City, Miyakojima Ward. A plan to go drinking with a friend who loves Street Fighter II. This is the memorable first stop (actually... I've already had a pre-drink so technically it's the second stop haha). We started with a dash at Yakiniku Anan, a newly opened restaurant in front of Kyobashi Station. ■ Opening Sale Part 2 - Draft beer, highball: 290 yen → 150 yen - Shochu highball: 310 yen → 150 yen - Anan salted cabbage: 250 yen → 130 yen - Young kalbi: 290 yen → 150 yen - Anan harami: 490 yen → 250 yen - Chicken thigh: 290 yen → 150 yen Of course, we chose this place because of these deals. The quality of the meat may not be top-notch, but considering the price, it's more than enough. Midway through, my friend made a regrettable order mistake. Two servings of Anan salted cabbage arrived... (´△｀) Well, we ate it as a digestive. ■ Garlic sesame oil (290 yen) We felt like we needed a punch, so we ordered this. Sprinkled with salt, it was delicious. The drinks were not bad either, with the best cost performance. Cooked on a shichirin grill, we spent a little over 3,000 yen for two people. A great start. "Now, let's walk to Temma." Are you kidding me, we're going to walk after drinking... (´･ω･`)