When you feel like eating a lot of yakiniku, there is a popular all-you-can-eat yakiniku restaurant I often go to. They offer various courses including domestic beef all-you-can-eat, and I think the meat is quite delicious for an all-you-can-eat place. The drinks are affordable, and the atmosphere is lively and easy to enter, so many students also frequent this place.

I made a reservation through Hot Pepper for a GoToEat campaign in Osaka Prefecture for a small group. The price was 2,980 yen per person for an all-you-can-eat course. When we started the all-you-can-eat, the staff gave us a gift of A5 rank meat. It was so delicious and melted in my mouth. There was a chicken dish called "Ashizuri King" that was amazingly tasty! There was also a promotion saying "It's too good for all-you-can-eat," so I think the meat was a bit luxurious!

The office's New Year's party was held during the New Year holiday. Since there were many people, the restaurant we chose offered all-you-can-eat and all-you-can-drink options, making it easy for me as the organizer. We started the New Year's party by ordering drinks and saying "Cheers!" At first, there was a platter of Japanese beef and other dishes ready, and as we ate, they took our orders promptly, allowing us to cook and eat smoothly. This restaurant serves the food relatively quickly after ordering, so there is no stress like other all-you-can-eat places where you have to wait a long time. They serve good quality meat and have a wide variety of menu options, so we left feeling full. The female staff members were also efficient and pleasant to interact with!

All-you-can-eat and drink buffet.

The steak was delicious but the juice was too diluted with water in general and not tasty. The soup also lacked flavor.

A few years ago, my high school friend and I went to an all-you-can-eat and drink restaurant, and I have no bad impressions.

All-you-can-eat and all-you-can-drink, filled up my stomach.

It was delicious.

The meat was delicious, the service was fast, but the customer service was unacceptable. It made me frustrated and ruined my mood until the end. It's a shame that the ribeye steak was so delicious.

Hello, I am the Imam, the head of the kitchen at Konyanya Chitonton Ayaya Fukushima store. This is a yakiniku restaurant that I often visit. Especially on Sundays, I often come with my family. It's convenient because it's close to home, and the fact that children can eat unlimited ice cream and sherbet is a fantastic feature. For children, the presence of a father who occasionally eats together with them is like a pass to eat as much dessert, juice, and other treats as they want, which they usually only get after meals when with their mother, and usually only one at a time. I hope that many good memories will be created at this restaurant while feeding my children meat and enjoying a beer myself. It's really nice that preschoolers eat for free, but that's not the main reason we go there, so please don't misunderstand (sweat).

On May 20, 2014, I went to a BBQ buffet restaurant called "Yakiniku Fuufutei" in Kyobashi. They offer two options for the BBQ buffet: regular (2,678 yen) and premium (3,218 yen) which includes seven kinds of domestic beef. I chose the regular option as I was fine with the normal meat selection. I also added the all-you-can-drink option for 1,080 yen. I started with grilled pork tongue with salt and then added various cuts of beef. It's worth noting that they accept PiTaPa payment, but unfortunately, it wasn't working due to poor communication with the center on that day. Not sure if it was the restaurant's fault or PiTaPa's, but it was quite inconvenient.

Masachan here. Ah, it's so hot!! Really hot! ...I'm talking about the temperature. But do you find yourself getting irritated when it's this hot? With all the stress you're already dealing with, the heat just adds to it, right? So, here's a question for you!! There are various ways to relieve stress, but what do you think is the simplest and most effective stress relief method? Huh? Hmm, that's right!! The correct answer is eating!! But what if eating makes you gain weight and adds to your stress?? Well, just eat more!! ...It's crazy, right?! (laughs) Stress, does it have something in common with the laws of conservation of mass or energy conservation? (mystery) Anyway, "I want to eat yakiniku!!" So, I came here!! All-you-can-eat yakiniku for 2604 yen, all-you-can-drink for 1029 yen, total of 3633 yen. Pretty cheap, right? There's also a premium meat all-you-can-eat option for 3129 yen, but I can't eat premium meat without feeling stuffed, so I prefer the regular meats!! First, some beer!! I'll snack on edamame while waiting for the meat to arrive!! Salted tongue with lemon!! Sirloin, belly, harami. All delicious, but I think the sirloin was the best!! Fresh liver!! Enjoying it with gochujang sauce!! Yukhoe. Definitely delicious!! Shrimp and scallops. Grilling these too!! Steak. Amazing that they have this!! (amazed) This is a must-order. Kakuteki... Radish kimchi, so tasty!! Wakame soup. Refreshing and resets your palate. Corn salad. I love corn!! Yukhoe bibimbap. So delicious. Added some soup to it. Ordered more sirloin and also ate the heart!! I was so focused on eating that the photos are just okay!! (laughs) It was really good!! Satisfied and stress relieved, I headed home. "Yakiniku Fufutei Kyobashi Branch" Osaka City Miyakojima-ku Higashinodamachi 3-6-24 0066-9676-54819 (reservation only, toll-free) 06-4801-9577 (inquiries only) [Mon-Thu, Sun] 17:00-24:00 [Fri, Sat, holiday eve] 17:00-2:00 Late-night entry allowed, late-night entry allowed after 12:00, open on Sundays.

I felt like having yakiniku, so I wandered around Kyobashi. Kyobashi is a fierce battleground for yakiniku, with restaurants everywhere. The famous places were already full. The more expensive places seemed available, but I had a budget for the day, so I ended up getting drawn to the all-you-can-eat option... I ended up trying Fufutei for the first time. They had three courses: regular all-you-can-eat, premium meat all-you-can-eat, and domestic beef all-you-can-eat. As expected, I chose the middle option, the premium meat all-you-can-eat. We ordered "loin, kalbi, thick-cut steak, and tongue" for two people. The meat that arrived was cut larger than I had imagined, and there was quite a lot of it. The appearance was also beautiful and promising. As for the taste, the thick-cut steak, loin, and kalbi were all tender and juicy, which was surprising! Considering it was all-you-can-eat, I didn't have high expectations, so I was impressed! The cost-performance of the meat is amazing! The only downside was the taste of the horumon, grilled garlic, and yakiniku sauce. If you like horumon, this might not be the best place as the taste was not great. I usually order garlic, but it came out as small cloves grilled directly on the grill. I thought it would come in a container with sesame oil to be grilled on the grill. Even without that, it's fine, but it's difficult to grill small garlic cloves directly on the grill. They ended up burnt on the outside and not cooked inside, so I couldn't eat any of them. How were others grilling them? As for the yakiniku sauce, it's a matter of personal preference, but I was a bit disappointed. Since the meat is delicious, I hope they pay more attention to the sauce. I thought it was more like a dressing. Overall, it's a great yakiniku restaurant, so I would like to go again!

We went with a group of 9 guys, mostly young people, from 9:30 to 11:30. It's been about 5 years since I last visited a similar restaurant. First, the good points! They offer a high-end course with domestic beef (3,100 yen) and a cheaper course (2,600 yen), but even the cheaper course is enjoyable because of the variety. The drink menu also has options for all-you-can-drink (990 yen) or soft drinks only (390 yen). It's great that you can choose based on who will be drinking. The staff is friendly and quick to respond. As for the meat, it's decent for the price. The staff is accommodating to designated drivers who don't want to drink. Now, the disappointing parts. The yukhoe is not raw meat but sliced roast beef. The cooking time was cut short due to closing time, which was a bit of a letdown. The charcoal seemed weak, making it slow to cook. Overall, it was a fun experience watching the young guys enjoy the food and order more. We spent 30,000 yen for 9 people, which was reasonable.

The quality at this price point should be satisfactory! I think this all-you-can-eat yakiniku restaurant is a good choice. Since my student days, this has been the go-to place for affordable all-you-can-eat yakiniku. They offer a variety of side dishes like salads in addition to the meat, so even women who can't eat a lot of meat should be able to enjoy it. Desserts are also all-you-can-eat. This time, I went with my colleagues for a drinking party. Even if you add the all-you-can-drink option, it's a good deal at 4,000 yen with change to spare.

I stopped by when I was on a business trip to Kansai! I had previously been to Fuufutei in Oimori, Tokyo, so I was a little (unnecessarily) nervous because this was in Kansai. It's all-you-can-eat, so it's more for people who want to eat a lot and fill up their stomachs rather than for exquisite taste. Great value for money!