I ordered a hamburger for lunch with a salad bar. The bread and curry were also very delicious. There were plenty of sauces, dressings, and salad options, so you can definitely get full. I think the cost performance is excellent. The payment process was also convenient as I could settle the bill with PayPay at my seat.

I discovered a cool place called Gusto, so I decided to check it out! The steak itself is the same as normal Gusto (lol), but you can choose the size and they have a good selection of combo options. I ordered the Misuji 200, Roast 250, and the Healthy Buffet. It's a bit on the pricey side, maybe somewhere between Ikinari Steak and Pepper Lunch. Of course, I prefer Ikinari Steak though!

Eating at home was not an option, and it was a bit too late to buy a bento, so the whole family set out on Route 3. We ended up at Steak Gusto. We had originally planned to go to the hamburger place next to King, but ended up here instead. I used to occasionally go to Steak Gusto in Kaizuka, but this was my first time here. I was a bit hesitant as we entered, especially with the current situation, but the seats were empty and the high backrests provided some privacy. Looking at the menu, I was surprised to see that unlike other family restaurants where you choose side dishes and add a rice set, here everything came as a set with salad bar and rice. That was nice. They also had a special offer for aged cut steak at 200 yen off, so I couldn't resist ordering a 240g portion. Even with that, it was less than 1500 yen, so it felt like a great deal. The hygiene measures at the salad bar were impressive, with new plates provided each time and tongs replaced regularly. The steak was decent, nothing extraordinary, but definitely worth the price. You could choose from 5 different sauces, which was fun, and we even had dessert, so we left very satisfied. I plan to visit again. Thank you for the meal.

Located along Route 3, Steak Gusto Fukuoka Shingu store caught my attention a few years ago when it first opened. I had visited the Steak Gusto Kyudai-mae store in Kaizuka a few times before and I really liked their business style where ordering a main dish gives you access to an all-you-can-eat buffet of bread, curry, rice, soup, and salad, which is very convenient. In mid-March, I happened to pass by the Shingu area, so I decided to stop by. I arrived after 8 pm and fortunately, the restaurant was not crowded, so I was easily seated at a table in the middle. Looking at the menu, I was very tempted by the aged red meat sirloin steak and the Kobushi hamburger, but then I discovered a menu called GIGA4, which includes four types of meat: cut steak, chicken steak, pork BBQ grill, and hamburger. The total amount of meat is about 480g for 1,999 yen excluding tax, and it comes with a healthy salad bar and sauce bar, which was quite appealing, so I ordered that. Additionally, you can add a set drink bar for an extra 199 yen, so I also ordered that. The healthy salad bar includes salad, bread, curry, rice, soup, pasta, and dessert, and the sauce bar offers a selection of eight sauces for you to enjoy with your main dish. It's nice to be able to mix and match different sauces according to your preference. After placing my order, I headed straight to the salad bar. They had three types of focaccia bread and petit bread, and the best part was that they had a toaster so you could warm up the bread. While waiting for the bread to warm up, I got some curry rice, two types of soup, salad, and sauces, and by the time I returned with the warm bread, the sizzling meat had arrived! Honestly, I had assumed that the cut steak would be tough and not very tasty, but I was pleasantly surprised. It was cooked to perfection, had a good texture without being too tough, and considering the price, it was actually quite delicious. When a restaurant puts so much effort into the taste and cost performance, as a customer, I can't help but be grateful. I went for a second serving of curry rice, and finished off with coffee and dessert. By the way, Steak Gusto will be holding an event next month where you can enjoy all-you-can-eat cut steak at participating stores nationwide, including the Ogura-Ohata store in Fukuoka on August 20th. Unfortunately, I won't be able to attend, but if it's happening nearby, I would definitely love to go. Thank you for the meal <m(_ _)m> #Steak Gusto #Sukiya Group #Fukuoka Shingu store #GIGA4 #Cut steak #Hamburger #Healthy salad bar #All-you-can-eat #GASO #Ramen Daisuki Gaso-san #Fukuoka gourmet #gaso #fukuoka #steak #gourmet

I have visited the Nine Great Front Store several times on all-you-can-eat days, and this time I came to try their fair. The waitress seemed a bit slow in bringing out the food. The restaurant was mostly filled with elderly people and families, but it seems like they don't order the all-you-can-eat option.

I went to the restaurant over the weekend and here are my thoughts: - I arrived a little early around 6:00 pm and there were still plenty of empty seats. - It was my first time at this restaurant, so I was a bit unsure about where to sit, but the staff told me to choose any seat I liked. - I settled near the drink bar and ordered from the menu. However, there was no explanation about the buffet style, which made me a bit uneasy. - The menu mentioned a salad bar, but I wasn't sure if I could actually help myself to salad, soup, and sauces. - This lack of service was a major downside for me, along with the lack of enthusiasm from the female staff. - I ordered the hamburger, which was served without any explanation about the sauce bar. - The taste of the hamburger was average, and the demiglace sauce that came with it was also just okay. The side of potatoes was unnecessary in my opinion. - I found the combination of garlic sauce and garlic soy sauce from the sauce bar to be the most delicious. - For dessert, there were only four options: grape yogurt, orange, pineapple, and custard pudding (without caramel). - The salad seemed to have only about 10 types of vegetables, and there were around 5 or 6 dressing options. - The rice was packed tightly in a jar, not fluffy as expected. The rice was so tightly packed that I would like to learn how they cooked it like that.

Visited in January 2020. Located along Route 3, easy to enter, and has a spacious parking lot. This is a chain restaurant of the Skylark Group, but its unique feature is the system of adding two types of all-you-can-eat/drink options to the main steak and hamburger menu - a salad bar and a drink bar. When you arrive, there is a sign that says "Please sit at a table where the menu is placed," so you can choose any seat you like. You serve yourself at the drink bar and salad bar, which seems to help keep costs down while providing good service. The salad bar has around 10 items. Desserts (simple desserts like fruit jelly, fruits, etc.), rice, curry, corn soup, focaccia bread, and rice are all included in the all-you-can-eat options. The drink bar offers vegetable juice, coffee, regular soft drinks, and a few other options, as well as shaved ice. It might be fun in the summer. I ordered the aged lean sirloin steak, and the quality of the meat was decent for the price. Personally, I think this place is better than Gyu-Kaku. Additionally, there is a special plate with the salad bar for kids under elementary school age for around 500 yen, and an additional drink bar for about 100 yen. Children under 3 years old eat for free, so this might be a good option for families with young children.

The salad bar is included and it offers great value for money.

I recently visited this restaurant that had just opened and caught my attention. After dropping off my child for practice, my wife and I decided to stop by for lunch. It seems like Gusto has been focusing on this steakhouse style a lot lately, as I see it popping up more often. It was a bit early, but with summer vacation going on, the restaurant was quite busy with families and office workers. Looking at the lunch menu, the daily lunch set with a choice of main dish seemed like a good deal, so both of us ordered it with the salad bar included (899 yen). By the way, if you just want the lunch bar with bread, rice, soup, and curry all-you-can-eat, it's only 699 yen, which is even more cost-effective. The salad bar had fresh vegetables and a decent variety. With curry, bread, and dessert also being all-you-can-eat, this restaurant seems perfect for families with hungry kids like ours. The main dish was probably the same as what you would get at a regular Gusto, but overall, it felt like a pretty good deal. Next time, I want to bring my son and visit as a family.

The coffee shop has changed without me noticing. They offer a salad bar, curry, and various soups such as minestrone. There was nothing particularly special about this place. The beef cutlet is priced at 1099 yen (excluding tax) and surprisingly comes in a generous portion. The Ichibo aged lean steak & beef knuckle hamburger is priced at 1699 yen (excluding tax) and is not bad. The dessert selection is limited, but I enjoyed the pudding. Overall, the prices tend to be higher at night, but some menu items come with the salad bar, making it reasonably priced. The salad bar was average. Don't forget to download the app when you visit for the first time, as you can get a 3% discount on your meal for the initial registration.