Address: 3-12 South Ham, Rinku Town, Izumisano City, Osaka Prefecture Phone number: 072-480-6181 Business hours: 11:00-22:00 (Last order at 21:00) Open on Sundays, closed on no specific days Rating: 4.5-5.0: There is no better place than this 4.0-4.5: Highly recommended with confidence 3.5-4.0: Delicious, would go again 3.0-3.5: Average, might go if there's a chance 2.0-3.0: Not tasty 0-2.0: Awful, will never go again

Recently, I have been going to all-you-can-eat shabu-shabu restaurants occasionally. I don't know if I've become picky or if my expectations have changed, but when I go to shabu-shabu, I mostly go for the vegetables. This time, the dinner included all-you-can-eat meat, but for lunch, it's not all-you-can-eat meat. However, there is a cheap set with all-you-can-eat vegetables, so I often choose that. This time, we had all-you-can-eat meat for dinner, but we always go for the cheapest course with just pork (laughs). I don't need to eat partially tough meat, pork is fine, thin is fine, and I want to eat a lot of vegetables (laughs). I wonder if it's because I'm getting older.

This is a restaurant where you can enter with your hunger at its limit and surpass your limits by eating as much shabu-shabu as you want! The prices are reasonable and there is a wide variety of options available. You can choose from vegetables, noodles, rice, and ice cream, making it hard to decide what to eat! You can select two types of broth from several options. This is a place where you can enjoy a luxurious meal even by yourself. The sesame sauce is rich and delicious!

This is a shop located inside Uchihara Aeon Mall. It's about a 10-minute walk from Uchihara Station. They offer affordable all-you-can-eat lunch options on weekdays. The cheapest one includes two plates of pork, unlimited vegetables, rice, and more. The portion of meat is quite small, but I'm happy that there are unlimited vegetables. They have a variety of vegetables like Chinese cabbage and green onions, which is great. They also offer spring rolls, udon, and rice. One of my favorites was the shabu-shabu style komatsuna (Japanese mustard spinach). I also discovered a meat miso dish near the rice section, which tasted delicious when I put it on top of rice with green onions and chili oil. Eating lots of warm vegetables really warms up the body, it was surprising. It felt like I had just been to a hot spring. I had a guilt-free lunch with plenty of food. Besides the cheap lunch, they also offer all-you-can-eat options with more meat, like sukiyaki, which I would like to try next time!

I had a bellyful of vegetables! I had some business at Kansai Airport today, and before crossing over, we decided to have lunch at this Aeon mall. It was my first time visiting, so I wasn't sure which restaurant to go to... there were so many options! But then I saw a sign saying that on Thursdays, lunch is discounted from 990 yen to 890 yen! With no time to spare, we decided on this restaurant! I quickly piled up my plate with vegetables, udon, condiments, rice, and more. Since it's all vegetables, the calories are zero, so it's all good! I only had a second serving of meat, but I was completely satisfied with all the vegetables! Thank you for the meal~!

【2012.3.17】Lunch at To-Ion. All-you-can-eat shabu-shabu for 1,573 yen. While waiting for the hot pot to warm up, I had some grated yam rice. Had two helpings, so delicious! Already starting to feel full. It's good that I went for the 950 yen lunch instead of the all-you-can-eat option. Even with the 950 yen lunch, rice and vegetables are all-you-can-eat. The end.

This is my third visit to this restaurant. In the past, I had the option of having a hot pot with both "kombu dashi" and "tofu broth" in one pot. This time, the options were either "shabu shabu (kombu dashi)" or "sukiyaki". Of course, I could have both, so I asked for a pot with half sukiyaki and half kombu dashi. The vegetables included cabbage, mizuna, leeks, carrots, onions, chives, and komatsuna, as well as meatballs, konnyaku noodles, enoki mushrooms, shiitake mushrooms, macaroni, udon, and Chinese noodles. The meat choices were beef and pork, all you can eat. The sauces available were ponzu and sesame, and there was also raw egg for sukiyaki. Rice and pickles were also provided. For dessert, there was all-you-can-eat soft serve ice cream. All of this for 1573 yen, with an additional 103 yen for the drink bar. The drink options were a bit limited, but considering the price, it was understandable. There was also a lunch set available for 980 yen, with all-you-can-eat rice. They kept changing things up a bit. The staff brought meat refills promptly, and in a world where most all-you-can-eat options are heavy on Western cuisine, this was a nice change with a variety of options.

I visited Shabu-Sai at Aeon Mall Rinrinku Minami near Kansai International Airport. It was still a little before lunchtime so there weren't many people yet. This place is basically a shabu-shabu or sukiyaki buffet. They bring you the meat, but the vegetables, rice, and noodles are buffet style. The shabu-shabu sauce options are ponzu and sesame sauce. The sesame sauce was a bit light in flavor, but maybe that's good if you plan to eat a lot? The sukiyaki was clearly more flavorful... it might be good for younger people. Finally, I made my own soft-serve ice cream to finish off the meal. There is also a drink buffet, and you can add on for 100 yen, which I think is worth it.

The other day, I went there for the first time. It was an all-you-can-eat course for beef and pork, but we only ordered additional meat once because the meat was tough. It's rare for us not to order more meat, but we didn't even feel like adding more (laughs). Food & Taste: The meat was tough and dry, lacking in flavor. Service & Atmosphere: Family-friendly. There were many middle-aged women. The service was neither bad nor exceptional. The staff was limited. Would I go again? I won't order this course again. I wonder how the higher-level courses are. How is the quality of the meat?

This is a shabu-shabu all-you-can-eat restaurant located on the first floor of Aeon Rinku. It operates with a meat-ordering buffet system, while other items are self-service. You can choose from two types of broth for the shabu-shabu. This restaurant can be described as average in every aspect. The taste of the broth is not incredibly delicious, but it is not bad either. The meat is not extremely tasty, but it is not tough either. It is a place with a perfect balance of everything. With a price of around 2000 yen, it is an affordable and easy-to-visit restaurant.

This is a shabu-shabu all-you-can-eat restaurant located in Ion Minami Restaurant Street. When you enter, you will notice that the table seats are cramped with little space between them. It makes it difficult to move around if you want to get up multiple times during the meal. The beef and pork are tough and chewy, not very enjoyable. Aside from a few vegetables like enoki mushrooms, cabbage, onions, carrots, potatoes, and shiitake mushrooms, as well as noodles like Chinese noodles and udon, there are no other side dishes. They offer rice with grated yam or seasoned ground meat, pickles, and furikake. The only dessert option is soft serve ice cream. Overall, the quality of the meat was not good, so even though it's all-you-can-eat, it's not very satisfying. It's surprising that there were still many customers dining there, despite the lackluster food quality.

I went to a shabu-shabu and sukiyaki all-you-can-eat restaurant for the first time. I'm not a big fan of soy milk hot pot, so I chose this one without hesitation. The highlight for me this time was the chicken meatballs. They are not pre-shaped wheat flour-like balls, but rather kneaded and spooned into the pot, and they are quite delicious. I mainly ate this dish during my visit. I was satisfied with the meat and vegetables, but I wish there were a few more dessert options.

It's a restaurant where you can enjoy all-you-can-eat shabu-shabu and sukiyaki. Just hearing that made me excited to go. I always think about my health, so I prefer this over buffets with just fried food. There were various vegetables to choose from, and I enjoyed a healthy shabu-shabu. But the problem is that I tend to overeat when it's all-you-can-eat. It's a great deal for lunch. My whole family left satisfied.

Weekend and holiday lunch: all-you-can-eat shabu-shabu with beef, pork, seasonal vegetables, rice, udon, and a drink bar included. Price: Adults 1,677 yen, Elementary school students 1,047 yen, 4-6 years old 627 yen, 3 years old and under free. The quality of the meat may not be top-notch and the variety of options besides meat is limited, but the price is reasonable. The lunch price is available until 5:00 PM, making it suitable for dinner as well. The additional meat comes out quickly, unlike other places where it can take a while. The staff is prompt and the 70-minute time limit was more than enough. Overall, it's a restaurant with affordable prices, good service, and a satisfying experience.

I went to an all-you-can-eat shabu-shabu restaurant for lunch. The total price was 1572 yen including tax and the drink bar. The hot pot broth was made with soy milk and kombu. We could only order meat, while the vegetables were available at the vegetable buffet. There were a variety of vegetables such as Chinese cabbage, chrysanthemum greens, white leeks, bean sprouts, spinach, carrots, daikon radish, tofu, konjac, maroni, Chinese noodles, udon, and tsukune. The meat options were pork and beef, but the beef was tough and heavy. The price was low, so it was understandable. There was rice available at the buffet, and it was delicious when topped with minced meat. The atmosphere inside the restaurant was nice but cramped. It seemed more suitable for couples rather than larger groups. We were sitting close to the next table and there was no space to put our belongings, so we had to be considerate of each other. It was also difficult when larger people walked by as it could knock over the chopsticks. Overall, it was not a place suitable for bringing children.

I entered the restaurant. The staff asked, "What will you have?" I replied, "I haven't decided yet, please wait a moment." Then they said, "The all-you-can-eat time has already started, is that okay?" I hadn't even heard about the all-you-can-eat system yet, and they were already starting the time? When I asked, "Do I start even though I haven't ordered anything?" they ignored me. They also asked, "Is this your first time at this restaurant?" and I said, "Yes, it is." Then, a minute later, they asked the same question again. The staff was the worst. The taste was... considering the price, it was okay. But the rice was too hard and slightly yellow. I won't be coming back next time.

You can eat both pork and beef here. They serve a divided hot pot with kombu dashi and soy milk broth. There are various types of vegetables available for all-you-can-eat. You can also have unlimited rice and drinks. It's a 90-minute time limit, but it's not a problem at all. It tends to get crowded in the evenings, even on weekdays it was full. It's still a new restaurant, so it must be popular. It's quite cheap at around 2000 yen.