Around 6 pm, two of us visited this restaurant located in the Lake Toya Onsen town. There isn't much information on Tabelog, but even on a weekday night, many locals were dining there. We left feeling more satisfied than expected. Since we arrived by car, we opted for set meals. I had the Genghis Khan set meal, while my companion had the Toyoura-produced digital galbi set meal, both costing just over 2000 yen for the two of us. The Genghis Khan was decent, with slightly gamey lamb meat, but the side dishes like namul, kimchi, and wakame soup were a nice touch. Personally, I thought the digital galbi my companion ordered was delicious, with a fruity dipping sauce that had a nice punch to it. If you're not a heavy drinker and are unsure of what to order, I recommend trying this set meal.

It's an old story, so it's not really helpful, but on a sunny day in May 2015, I took a stroll along the shores of Lake Toya. When it was just past lunchtime and there were very few options available, I decided to try this place that was still open. I decided to splurge a bit and ordered the "Kalbi set meal for 1400 yen." The meat that was served exceeded my expectations in terms of quality. The thickly sliced Kalbi was juicy, tender, and paired perfectly with the sauce. The set meal also included Namul, Kimchi, soup, and rice, and by the end of the meal, I was quite full. The portion size was also generous. I plan to revisit this place soon. Another delicious meal today.

This is a very delicious yakiniku restaurant located in Lake Toya, Hokkaido. They specialize in locally sourced red-haired wagyu beef from Lake Toya, and their namul is especially delicious. They also offer mini-sized bibimbap and other menu items that are friendly to women. Their beef tongue, kalbi, cartilage, seseri, pork belly, hormone, and salads are all delicious. The staff are also very friendly, and they have a wide variety of drinks available. When visiting Lake Toya in Hokkaido, this is definitely a restaurant you'll want to visit again.