I felt like eating a lot, so I visited after a long time. When I sat down at the table, the staff told me, "It's one drink minimum." I couldn't help but ask, "Since when?" They said it has been in place since last July due to rising ingredient costs. The owner is so kind, saying, "We had to implement the one drink minimum to survive. Please come again." Despite the one drink minimum, the taste hasn't deteriorated, and the curry still had plenty of potatoes in it! The quality hasn't changed, so even if the price goes up a bit, it's no problem!! I'll definitely visit again.

All-you-can-eat yakiniku restaurant, but they don't have beef. Pork and chicken are the main options. You have to order a drink separately when ordering food. Even though they don't have beef, I was satisfied with the variety of options and would like to visit again.

Cost performance is not a problem. However, the all-you-can-drink and all-you-can-eat options are group-based. But the meat is delicious, so I was satisfied. The kimchi is also delicious, so I want to eat it again. Although there are few types of motsu, they had the main ones covered. I had a good time.

I had been curious for a while and finally decided to check it out! The lunch buffet is available until 2:00 PM for 1320 yen including tax, with a welcome drink included. I was surprised to find out that the welcome drink even includes draft beer! The place is run by a friendly "busty motherly" lady in her 60s. As for the food, it had a BBQ vibe with beef belly, sausages, and tasty soup. There were also side dishes like namul, two types of kimchi, curry (possibly from a packet), and peaches. In terms of cost performance, it's worth it for lunch! Dinner would cost around 3000 yen. If the menu changes between lunch and dinner, it might be worth a try. Additional note: Leftover food is charged at 300 yen per 300g, so be careful not to take too much.

Circular Line Ashihara Bridge. It's within walking distance from Namba, well, something like that. I was riding in the sales car with my junior and the conversation turned to yakiniku, so we decided to drop by after a few years. - Now it's 1200 yen + tax, isn't it? I think it was around 1000 yen when we first started going. Time flies, it's been 10 years... - Lunch comes with a free drink, which is nice. - The meat is still delicious for the price. I personally think it's several times better than places like Yakiniku Genroku. - It's wonderful that they serve garlic sprouts with the vegetables (*^◯^*) - The curry is delicious. In my opinion, the curry at this kind of restaurant is usually just there for show, but the curry here is surprisingly tasty. - Of course, ashtrays are provided. There is a certain Times parking lot service nearby, about a 5-minute walk away, which offers parking based on your purchase amount. They provide friendly service typical of Osaka obachan (middle-aged women) if you follow the rules and eat properly (*^○^*)

Perfect for growing children! When you want to have yakiniku at home, the preparation can be quite a hassle... but here, everything is ready for you, just grill it! It may not be much different from doing it at home, but it's all-you-can-eat! As a mother of a son, I always come here without hesitation. Even if I don't make a profit, I'm totally fine with it! I always think my son's eating amount is enough (ΦдΦ) Thank you "Gen"! By the way, it's like a play on words with "moto" meaning beef in Japanese. I've been here at least 10 times already!

I returned from a business trip and decided to have some meat. It's my second time here, even though it's close by! I had a beer for 400 yen and the drink bar for 300 yen. The meat is all-you-can-eat, so today's recommended items were the relatively lean chicken tongue and chicken wings! Hmm... the beer could have been colder? One drink down, thanks for the meal. As for the meat, it's all-you-can-eat, so it was around 2800 yen for me and my daughter with drinks included! Well, that's about right. Thanks for the meal!

⚫︎ All-you-can-eat yakiniku for adults: 1200 yen per person x 2 ⚫︎ All-you-can-eat yakiniku for elementary school students: 800 yen per person x 3 Result: Great success! The children learned to appreciate each grain of rice they ate! Thank you for the delicious meal. #Previously, the all-you-can-eat was 1000 yen, but it has been raised to 1200 yen. #Elementary school students can eat all-you-can-eat for 800 yen.

It's been a while since I visited for lunch. The price is ¥1200 (including tax ¥1320). From July 2022, it will be a one-drink system, so there will be a price increase, but still, all-you-can-eat for this price is a great deal. I enjoyed the meal. Thank you.

Gen-san is really cheap! It's friendly to high school students and college students, and the taste is worth more than the price. You can fill your stomach and enjoy unlimited side dishes. The curry, in particular, is delicious! The atmosphere has a slightly retro feel that you don't find in recent restaurants. This is a place that I definitely want people to visit.

All-you-can-eat buffet with a drink bar.

The cost performance might be the best in Japan.

Eating all you can for 1200 yen is a great deal. The only downside is the tongue, but they also have curry and salad. The cost performance is excellent. It would be great if there were more restaurants like this. (Tears)

Best value for money

It's cheap so it can't be helped.

If you want to eat cheap and delicious meat until you're full, this place is great!

Cheap and regular meat.