I suddenly wanted to eat yakiniku! This time, I visited Wadamisan. I ordered the large portion Jyushii Kalbi lunch for 1188 yen (tax included). It was brought to me on a touch panel and special express lane and served in a box, so I could eat it slowly. The meat was tender, and with the lunch set, you can have free rice refills. I heard they also have all-you-can-eat lunch on weekends, so I might try that next time. The staff was very friendly, and I was satisfied from start to finish. It was delicious. I will come back again!

Two adults and four children (one junior high school student and three elementary school students) went. We opted for the all-you-can-eat option, but the adults couldn't eat much and the children didn't eat a lot, so it turned out that ordering normally would have been cheaper. The meat wasn't thin or tough like you often find in all-you-can-eat places, it was delicious. It was also nice that desserts were included in the all-you-can-eat option. I would go again if I have the chance.

The 390 yen all-you-can-eat deal is quite cost-effective. Today was Meat Day, so we ordered 1.5 times the usual amount of meat. The first round had plenty of meat, but the second round seemed like a regular amount, so we weren't sure if they actually increased it. We ate a lot of meat dishes like bulgogi and bibimbap, and with a discount from a drink voucher, we ended up paying just under 3000 yen for two people, which we thought was a great deal. The portion sizes may vary each time, so there were moments of delight and disappointment. Personally, I really enjoyed the chewiness of the thick-cut beef tongue.

I had a slightly late Bon holiday. Even though it was a rare day off, I didn't go anywhere to play, so I decided to treat myself to a yakiniku lunch while shopping. I ended up being drawn to "Yakiniku no Watami Suminoekita" restaurant. The parking lot is convenient as it is shared with Opera Park. The lunch we had included: Yakiniku set (120g of Watami Kalbi & Harami) for 1,078 yen (tax included) with salad, rice, soup, and kimchi set. Rice refills are free up to one bowl. My wife had the Stone Bibimbap & Watami Kalbi (50g) for 1,078 yen. The food arrived in less than 5 minutes after ordering through the express lane. Dining out has become more streamlined these days. The Kalbi and Harami were both delicious. "Watami Kalbi" is a rare cut that can only be obtained from a small percentage of a cow. I'm not sure, but that's what I heard. The Stone Bibimbap my wife ordered was also good. However, I personally didn't quite like the salad dressing. Overall, we were satisfied. Personally, I prefer yakiniku over steak. Thank you for the meal. Thanks to it, I was able to enjoy a quick yakiniku lunch while shopping.

I might be suffering from summer fatigue? I don't have much appetite, so I ordered an easy-to-eat cold noodle set with added harami and loin. The Watami Kalbi is a bit tough, so it's suitable for those who can chew well. The harami and cold noodles are delicious. The ordered menu arrives on a conveyor belt at an incredible speed! #ColdNoodleLunch #AddedHaramiAndLoin

The blog has returned to its normal mode after the New Year's. The new year started with a straightforward topic: a 30-round battle between meat and seafood. The blog will feature two topics: meat (beef & pork) and fish. Today's review is about "Special Lane Yakiniku no Watami Suminoekita Store" in Osaka, which offers a 100-minute all-you-can-eat course for 2880 yen (excluding tax). The restaurant is known for its various meat dishes, including thick-cut kalbi, salt-grilled tongue, and chicken thigh. The menu also includes yakisoba, rice, soup, and desserts. Overall, the course consists of 14 meat dishes, yakisoba, rice, and two soups.

There are three all-you-can-eat courses available. The enthusiastic yakiniku course offers 60 items for 90 minutes at 2880 yen (excluding tax). The passionate Japanese-style course offers 90 items for 100 minutes at 3480 yen (excluding tax). The loving wagyu course offers 100 items for 100 minutes at 4380 yen (excluding tax). This time, I chose the passionate Japanese-style course for 3480 yen. The meat quality is average. It is on par with other all-you-can-eat yakiniku chains. This course does not include beef tongue. The price is reasonable. Thank you for the meal.

I ordered the all-you-can-eat with a drink bar. I used points, so it was cheap. The mini-sized cold noodles for dessert were just right and made me happy!

The restaurant offers a variety of meat bibimbap and cold noodles at affordable prices, making it easy for students to visit. They also have all-you-can-eat options, so it seems like a place where families can enjoy as well. 🍽️

I had always been interested in trying Yakiniku Hanmin, but never had the chance until now. The prices are reasonable and there is a good variety of options, but some cuts of meat had a lot of gristle and the soup had a slightly off smell, leaving me feeling somewhat unsatisfied. I don't want to leave a negative review, so I plan to visit again to confirm my initial impression before writing a final judgment.

The skirt steak was very delicious! The staff were also very friendly and provided great service, which made the experience even better.

I enjoyed some delicious meat with a special offer for Meat Day and a senior discount.

Great value for money

I used the middle course and all-you-can-drink option, and I was satisfied with the clear explanation from the staff and the delicious taste!