I visited a restaurant after seeing a sign outside the building offering all-you-can-eat pork shabu-shabu or dice steak and beef kalbi for 120 minutes at a price of 1000 yen excluding tax. The restaurant is located on the 2nd floor, and there is another branch on the 4th floor offering all-you-can-eat yakiniku for 1100 yen excluding tax, both part of the Ajibiru Group. Originally, they offered a buffet style with fried chicken, dim sum, salad, fruits, cakes, and ice cream for around 3000-4000 yen, but currently, all of this is included in the 1000 yen excluding tax price. It's recommended for those who want to eat until they are full. Additionally, alcohol is also available for all-you-can-drink at 1000 yen excluding tax. According to the restaurant's website, this is a limited-time offer, but it seems to be ongoing.

I went to lunch with my mother! All-you-can-eat tempura, sushi, and side dishes! There were many types of sushi! The tempura was also served hot, as they brought it to us! I found the staff's service at the restaurant a bit disappointing.

I visited for lunch and chose the all-you-can-eat dice steak course for 1000 yen excluding tax. They served a plate of dice steak and thinly sliced beef kalbi at the beginning, and then you could order more. I didn't order any more as the initial plate was a decent amount. The side menu was buffet style, including salad bar, 3 types of dim sum, fried chicken, red miso soup, rice, dessert, and iced coffee. The dessert selection was great with 3 types of ice cream, 2 types of warabi mochi, and a bite-sized cake. The taste was average, but for an all-you-can-eat lunch in the middle of Minami at this price, it's a good value. It seems the price is the same on weekends as on weekdays. I'm thinking of trying the all-you-can-eat pork shabu-shabu next time when it gets colder.

☆ I went to Namba and Shinsaibashi with a friend from high school in the morning. We had pasta for lunch and took a break at a cafe in Sennichimae. For dinner, we made a reservation at this restaurant. This place used to be a creative sushi buffet restaurant called "Hanakaren" but it was renovated in September 2017 to include all-you-can-eat sushi, kushikatsu, and obanzai buffet. We chose the Takaraya course for 3000 yen, which included roast beef salad, creative kushikatsu platter, creative sushi platter, warm steamed rice cake and shiitake mushroom, seasonal hot pot, obanzai buffet, kushikatsu all-you-can-eat, sushi all-you-can-eat, and dessert buffet. With a coupon, it was 2700 yen including tax. The kushikatsu was small and easy to eat, but the all-you-can-eat kushikatsu and sushi were a bit overwhelming for us. The obanzai and dessert buffet were limited in variety, so my friend who is picky about food didn't find much to eat. We preferred the 2000 yen kushikatsu and sushi all-you-can-eat course over the Takaraya course. The atmosphere and staff at the restaurant were better when it was "Hanakaren." This time, it didn't quite feel right. Thank you for the meal!