The store is located in a shopping street. Before opening, the shutter is closed and it is hard to notice, but there is an illuminated sign so you won't miss it. When I arrived on a weekday with rainy weather at exactly 10 am, there were 24 people ahead of me in line. After a while, the staff arrived and started distributing numbered tickets, but there were people who reserved tickets for multiple people. This could lead to a situation where even if you wait in line, you may not get a ticket. It would be good if the store could set a limit, such as one person can only get tickets for two people. On this day, ticket distribution ended before 11 am. I was number 6 in the second group. [Entering and Ordering] As the opening time approached, I waited in front of the store. When I was seated at the counter, condiments were already prepared on the table. Most people chose the all-you-can-eat hamburg steak option, and I didn't see anyone choosing the yukke option. If you have belongings, you can hang them on the hook under the table. [Tasting] It was mentioned that the all-you-can-eat starts 1 hour after the first hamburger is served, but it's okay not to rush. There are 7 condiments available for flavor variation, and you can also get refills of condiments (and vegetables). The hamburgers were slightly small (about the size of an L-sized egg) and had a crumbly texture. It seemed like the hamburgers were pre-cooked, so they were not warm. In my case, I ate about 13-14 hamburgers, 3.5 bowls of rice, and 5 eggs. I was so full that I ended up skipping dinner. The best way to eat the eggs was to make a TKG with hot rice. [Suggestions] - Improve the ticket distribution method (e.g., online lottery) - Improve the way rice is served (hot rice instead of using a traditional rice container) [Overall] If you can get in, you can enjoy a cost-effective meal. However, considering the time spent waiting in the morning, it felt a bit expensive. The fact that the staff from the nearby restaurant "Tonbo" were coming in and out made me think if this is their sister store. I would like to go again if the timing is right, but next time, I would like to savor the meal slowly instead of focusing on quantity. Thank you for the meal.

First, get a numbered ticket. The restaurant is small with about 2 tables and 9 counter seats. The hamburg steak is more like a tsukune in size, with 13 pieces that will fill you up. The taste was decent, not exceptional as expected. The interesting part is that they cook it and bring it to you, so you often have to wait a bit for seconds. It would be better if it came out faster...

I'm not sure about the concept of "infinite" with a dog style, as it's not really related to dogs at all. You only get a new hamburger every 5 minutes or so, and in the first 30 minutes, I could only eat 6. They claimed on TV that someone ate 37, but that seems physically impossible. After the first 30 minutes, the pace of the hamburgers coming around did pick up slightly. I ended up eating about 14 before time was up. The staff didn't seem very happy, and overall, I didn't have a great impression. Also, the sudden jump in price from 1500 yen to 2000 yen felt a bit aggressive (a 30% increase). I learned that hamburgers don't necessarily have to be all-you-can-eat. Thank you for the meal.

I came to Namba because I wanted to go to this shop. I ate too much for breakfast, so I could only eat 11 hamburgers the size of a child's fist... You can enjoy them with various flavors like grated daikon, mayonnaise, and wasabi. They are cooked fresh and placed on the grill, and you can eat as many as you want within the time limit until you are satisfied (showed my satisfied card to the shop). However, the eating time and the number of people allowed are determined by the ticket distribution before 10 o'clock, so it's recommended to line up early. I wasn't lining up at all, so I took my time at a coffee shop and when I came back there were about 20 people waiting, it was heartbreaking (I was the first). It would be good to have spare clothes or something because the smoke can make your clothes smell. Minus one star for the narrow space behind the counter, the shop's explanations being heard only by some people, and the absence of the Yukke and 30-minute course that were written on the menu.

I arrived at 9:40 and received a numbered ticket due to the Obon holiday. There were 20 people ahead of me, so I had to wait for the second seating from 13:00 to 14:00. The place was crowded, which raised my expectations, but the meat was juicy and the eggs were made with Ranou, so the wait was worth it! I managed to eat 15 pieces, but I think 10 to 12 pieces would be just right!

We lined up with three children around 50 minutes before and successfully got a reservation for 1:00 pm. We managed to get a reservation for four people even though there were only three of us, so lining up without any rush is important to avoid missing out. The seats were quite narrow. We ate until the end without feeling completely satisfied (except for my eldest son). The pieces were quite small in size. I think I ate close to 20 pieces, but it felt like I only had one bowl of rice, so maybe around 30-40g? The eggs were delicious, so I ended up eating three bowls of rice and could have eaten around 16 pieces, which might be around 30g. I enjoyed the yuzu pepper as a condiment, but the garlic in the chili oil was also good, and the tomato and grated daikon were refreshing and perfect for eating. It's best to eat deliciously and enjoy without pushing yourself too hard. It was tough to wait in line for the kids' sightseeing, but it was worth it. Thank you for the meal.

My long-awaited wish came true, and I got tickets for Part 2 with my junior. However, even though it was scheduled to open at 13:00, it didn't open. We were left waiting for about 20 minutes without any explanation. When the meal finally started, the rice in the pot was unexpectedly dry. I only had one serving of egg rice and didn't ask for seconds. The hamburger was so light that it fell apart when grabbed with chopsticks. I prefer something a bit firmer. I didn't feel like I got my money's worth, so if you enjoy events, it might be okay. But I don't think I'll go back to Bikkudon again.

For 2000 yen, you can enjoy a dog-friendly dining experience with a delicious hamburger steak, salad, a high-quality egg called Ranou, rice, and unlimited refills of condiments and sauces. The hamburger steak is so tender and tasty that it's surprisingly addictive. The cost performance is excellent!

There are a lot of rules, so be sure to study Instagram, TikTok, and other predecessors before visiting. I have watched a lot myself, but it can be troublesome without a reservation ticket. You may also need goggles because the smoke is intense. It's important to have plans to meet someone or go on a date with someone who can empathize with the situation. The smoke is quite intense...

I found an endless hamburger on Instagram and it looked unusual, so I decided to go try it. I arrived early in the morning to get a ticket, but ended up in the second group because the first group was already full. The meat was juicy and delicious, but I ended up overeating and feeling sick afterwards.

I arrived at the restaurant before 10 am on a regular day! They were distributing numbered tickets starting at 10 am, and there were already dozens of people lined up! I couldn't get into the first group, so I had to wait until 1 pm for the second group to be seated. I killed time until 1 pm and returned to the restaurant! To get into the first group, you might have to line up by 9:30 am. I ordered the unlimited hamburg set! For 2000 yen, you can eat as many hamburgers, rice, and eggs as you want in one hour! There are also other options like a 30-minute course for 1500 yen and a course with meat yukke for 3000 yen for one hour! There are 7 types of condiments available, so you won't get tired of eating. The pace at which the hamburgers are served is just right, not too slow or too fast! I had a total of 14 hamburgers and now my stomach is full.

Result: I had 10 hamburgers, 3 bowls of rice, 3 eggs, and 3 salads at an all-you-can-eat buffet. I wasn't expecting much in terms of taste, but surprisingly, it was very delicious! All-you-can-eat rice, eggs, and salad for 1,500 yen is quite cheap. I was very satisfied!!! (Note: The price will increase to 2,000 yen from 5/8) I lined up for the ticket at 9:30 and got the 5th spot in the second round. Just a tip, it's better for your health to stop after thinking "I could probably have one more hamburger." If you're the type who thinks "I can eat one more if I try," it's better to stop immediately after flipping the bills. For some reason, the last one feels like it's three times heavier in fat. LOL

Charcoal-grilled unlimited burgers "Mugen" located a 3-minute walk from Namba Station on the Osaka Metro Midosuji Line, inside the Doguyasuji Shotengai shopping street. This is a pop-up shop only open during the day! Currently the most buzzed-about place in Osaka! All-you-can-eat hamburgers, ran-oh (stir-fried beef), rice, and salad! Unlimited burgers for 1,500 yen! Due to its overwhelming popularity, they have implemented a ticket system (3 sessions with 18 people each). Tickets are distributed starting at 10:10 AM! I went all out and lined up from 9 AM, but there was no one there and I was the first one with ease, haha. But after a while, more people started lining up, and by the time they started distributing tickets, there were already 50-60 people in line. If you want to secure a spot for the first session, it's best to go around 9:30 AM! It's so popular that it's worth waiting in line to try it! If you have the chance, definitely go check it out! Bon appétit!

( •ᴗ•) #KuuguramuOsaka#KuuguramuNamba#KuuguramuWesternFood@cuu.0x0 ≪≪≪Be sure to check out other posts too ❤︎['Charcoal-Grilled Unlimited Hamburg Steak']- Osaka, Osaka, Namba Chuo-ku, Sennichimae 14-3■Access: 3 minutes walk from Namba Station□Opening hours: 11:00-14:30※Tickets distributed from 10:00- Unlimited Hamburg Steak Set ¥1500 -Had a visit to a place where you can eat "unlimited hamburg steak"! Rice, salad, condiments, and Ranou egg are all you can eat ⭐️Arrived around 10:40 and got the 5th ticket for the first round✨By the way, all tickets were gone by 11:15 and reception was closed. If you want to eat, it's essential to go early before opening.ᐟ.ᐟThe hamburg steak was fluffy and tender, and with a variety of condiments, I didn't get tired of eating them. I was happy that there wasn't that crunchy feeling of disliked tendons! However, I thought my stomach would burst from overeating. For those who have been, let me know how many you ate ☺️By the way, both my friend and I ate 10 hamburg steaks each｡.ꕤ┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈ꕤ.。@cuu.0x0 Updating Osaka gourmet! I have posted all the photos that are not on Instagram on Tabelog₍ᐢ·͈༝·͈ᐢ₎I'm happy with likes, saves, and follows ♡ Thank you for looking!｡.ꕤ ┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈ꕤ.。#OsakaGourmet#OsakaLunch#OsakaHamburgSteak#NambaGourmet#NambaLunch#NambaHamburgSteak#KansaiGourmet#KansaiLunch#UnlimitedBurg#UnlimitedHamburgSteak#DogHamburgSteak#HamburgSteakAllYouCanEat#KansaiHamburgSteak#food#hamburger#meatstagram#GourmetTour#InstagramGourmet#GourmetStagram#InstagramWorthyGourmet#GourmetGirls

February to March will have a set of one-coin lunch and over 1000 yen lunch. This time, the last hamburger topic in the over 1000 yen lunch series is an all-you-can-eat concept. The restaurant "Charcoal Grilled Infinite Burg Infinite" in Namba, Osaka, offers an all-you-can-eat hamburger set for 1500 yen with a 60-minute time limit. The set includes hamburgers, rice, Ran-oh eggs, and salad, all available for unlimited consumption. The eggs, rice, and condiments are self-served. The serving style is not buffet-style, but rather a continuous supply of hamburgers until the customer signals to stop. The challenge is to see how many hamburgers one can eat within the time limit. The author was able to eat 20 hamburgers, 5 eggs, and rice within the time limit. The author notes that the serving pace was a bit slow due to the limited number of staff, causing some customers to wait longer for their hamburgers. The author recommends visiting early to avoid any changes in price or serving content.

A new restaurant offering all-you-can-eat hamburgers has appeared in Namba! Located at the yakitori restaurant called "Tonbo Hanare," they offer two types of sets: unlimited hamburgers for 1500 yen and a set with a box of rice crackers for 2500 yen. You have 60 minutes to enjoy unlimited hamburgers, rice, Ran-oh eggs, and salad. The hamburgers are cooked on a charcoal grill and brought to your table. When you've reached your limit, just flip the sign that says "I am satisfied" to let the staff know you're done. They also have a variety of condiments to enhance the flavors. And the fact that you can enjoy unlimited Ran-oh eggs in this era of rising prices is amazing. It's best to arrive early for the lunchtime rush to make the most of your dining experience.

[Requested Menu] - Unlimited Hamburger Set for ¥1500 Hamburgers are continuously served in front of you in a "wanko soba" style, and you can eat all you want within 60 minutes. Additionally, salad and high-quality eggs like Ranko are also available for unlimited consumption. [Impressions] Walking through the shopping street, most people stop in their tracks when they see the shocking sign that reads "All-you-can-eat hamburgers in a wanko soba style". This particular shop is a temporary one and only open for 3 hours during lunchtime, with around 10 counter seats available. It's recommended to either aim for the opening time or go right before 1:30 PM. The rules for the unlimited eating at this shop are simple. Freshly grilled hamburgers are continuously placed in front of you on the charcoal grill. You can eat as much as you want until you're satisfied. When you're full, simply flip the sign on your table to indicate you're done, and let the staff know. The allure of the unlimited hamburgers is already quite appealing, but what sets this place apart is the unlimited high-quality eggs like Ranko and various condiments available for consumption. Condiments include Japanese daikon radish with soy sauce, Western-style demiglace sauce, mayonnaise, chili oil, wasabi, pickled radish, yuzu pepper, and soy sauce for egg over rice. A recommended combination is wasabi and soy sauce, as it's light and complements the hamburgers well. A secret recommendation is to create a luxurious egg yolk sauce by dipping the rich yolk generously over the hamburger. It's a luxurious treat made possible by the unlimited eggs. The serving of hamburgers can be a bit inconsistent in terms of timing. Initially, you may have to wait 7-8 minutes for each burger to arrive, but once the pace picks up, you'll receive the next one as soon as you finish the previous. On this particular day, I managed to eat 15 hamburgers and 6 egg yolks within 30 minutes, reaching a total of around 1.2 kg. Although it didn't feel like I ate that much, it's a guarantee that you'll be full within the time limit. Enjoying hamburgers and eggs to your heart's content in a guilt-free manner is the best part of dining at this place. Thank you, Charcoal-Grilled Unlimited Burgers "Mugen-san".

Thank you for always viewing. If you like it, please bookmark it with the "Save shop" button. Recently, I've been seeing a lot of posts on Instagram about the "Unlimited Hamburg Steak"! I found out from a mutual follower's post that it is located in Sennichimae, and decided to visit with some mutual follower friends. The address of Unlimited is 14-3 Namba, Chuo-ku, Osaka City, just a 3-minute walk from Nankai's "Namba" station. We arrived at the shop at 12:30. Closed on irregular days. Business hours are from 11:30 to 14:30. Opened on 12/15! The red letters saying "Eat unlimited hamburg steak in dog style" stand out! We greeted the mutual follower friends we were meeting for the first time and sat at the counter after thoroughly disinfecting our hands with alcohol at the entrance. We got permission for taking photos and ordered the Unlimited Hamburg Steak set for 1,500 yen, and the Box Yukke with Hamburg Steak set for 2,500 yen. After consulting with the mutual follower friends, my husband ordered the Unlimited Hamburg Steak set. The Unlimited Hamburg Steak set includes hamburg steak, rice, salad, Ranou egg, and all the hamburgers and rice toppings are all you can eat! The staff explained the rules. The rule is that items other than hamburg steak are served first, and then the hamburg steak is placed on the charcoal brazier to start! Time limit... 1 hour. When the hamburg steak on the brazier runs out, the next one is served. Ready to serve rice! The hamburg steak is placed on the brazier and we start! The hamburg steak is already cooked and you can grill it to your liking on the brazier! Although you are supposed to eat them one by one, we asked the staff to provide all the hamburgers together for Instagram posts, and we started with 3 hamburgers. Enjoy your meal! There are tomato cheese sauce, grated ponzu sauce for flavor change, wasabi, mayonnaise, yuzu pepper, and eating chili oil, and smoked herring pickles. With all these options, you can enjoy eating as many as you like without getting bored! The 80g hamburg steak is plump and juicy! The meat and onions are grilled to perfection on the charcoal fire and taste delicious! Perfect on the rice! The Ranou egg has a golden tool to receive the yolk, so gently place it on top of the hamburg steak! The rich yolk, combined with the hamburg steak and rice, is the perfect combination! The soy sauce for the egg is also delicious, and I ended up eating a lot of rice! We finished with 8 hamburgers. Turn the tag around and finish. For some reason, after eating, we exchanged business cards with the "Fishing Katsuo" to eat Katsuo, and received stickers from Glusta-san and Tenmahonma Association. There are also Unlimited Hamburg Steaks in Fukuoka and Tokyo, but only here in Osaka! Enjoy your meal (๑´ڡ`๑) After enjoying a delicious meal and filling our stomachs, we settled the bill and thanked the staff before leaving Unlimited. Husband: Thank you for the meal! It was delicious! I will come again! Thank you very much for reading until the end. I hope this information on gourmet will be helpful to you in some way. "Fishing Katsuo to eat Katsuo" Instagram ⇒https://www.instagram.com/turisurukatsuo_ni_taberukatsuo/ Fishing and eating blog ⇒https://fishingkatsuo.net/ The blog has appropriate placement of photos, etc.

[Shop Introduction] 🔘 Unlimited Hamburgers 'Mugen' ✔️ Enjoy all-you-can-eat hamburgers for only ¥1500! ✔️ Hamburgers are served in a one-by-one style, allowing you to eat as much as you want! ✔️ Rice, salad, and raw eggs are also all-you-can-eat! [Address] 14-3 Namba Chuo-ku, Osaka, Osaka [Contact] 06-4393-8297 [Business Hours] Lunch: 11:30-14:30 [Regular Holiday] Irregular holidays [Budget] ¥1500-¥2500 [Access] Namba Station: 10 minutes on foot from the Midosuji Line Nankai Namba Station: 3 minutes on foot from the Nankai Line [Menu Received] - Unlimited Hamburgers Set Menu, which includes either a hamburger or yukhoe. This time, I chose the hamburger set! The set includes rice cooked in a pot, salad, brand eggs "Ran-oh," hamburger sauce, and condiments. Everything, including the hamburgers, is all-you-can-eat for one hour. ~Rules~ ① Hamburgers are served in a one-by-one style, with the staff placing them on the shichirin grill. ② Additional hamburgers are served as you finish each one, similar to a one-by-one style. * The time limit is one hour. ③ When you flip the sign on the table that says "I'm satisfied," the hamburger service ends. Be careful, as once you request another serving, the session is over. I started with the hamburgers. Each small 80g hamburger has a meaty texture, fluffy softness, and juiciness, making it delicious. You can enjoy it with two types of sauce - tomato and grated ponzu, as well as condiments like chili oil, yuzu pepper, and wasabi, which keep the flavors interesting. The rice is served in a pot, so you can scoop as much as you want into your bowl. I topped the rice with a hamburger, brand eggs "Ran-oh," and enjoyed the combination of rich yolk, tender hamburger, and rice - it was amazing. The endless loop of topping and eating didn't stop. After one hour of all-you-can-eat, I had 3 bowls of pot-cooked rice, 3 raw eggs, and 8 hamburgers. I ate enthusiastically and gave up after about 30 minutes when I was full. The hamburgers were replenished on the shichirin grill, and the all-you-can-eat rice and raw eggs were a delightful bonus. I had a great time and the food was delicious. Thank you for the meal! ☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆ This account documents a novice salaryman's lunch experiences at various restaurants. I aim to share information on new discoveries and new establishments with everyone. I also post on food review platforms like Tabelog, Google, and Twitter. Feel free to follow for more updates! 🚶‍♂️ ☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆

Visited on a Sunday during the summer vacation season. Around 10 o'clock, tickets for sessions 1-3 were distributed, and once the day's capacity was reached, no more tickets were given out. It's a system where it's better to get in line early rather than waiting in line. Inside the restaurant, there were two 4-person table seats and 10 counter seats, with each group entering at designated times. When I arrived at 9:40, there were already about 25 people in line. I thought we would probably be in session 2. At 10 o'clock, the staff opened the shutters and soon started distributing the tickets. There were almost 50 people in line at this point, so some people couldn't get in. The staff seemed a bit unmotivated and didn't seem to care much, not even trying to organize the line properly despite it blocking the sidewalk. It would have been less of a hassle if they made the line clearer. Session 1 tickets ran out, and they started giving out session 2 tickets. In front of me were groups of 3, 3, and 4 people, and it seemed like they were planning to seat two groups of 3 at a table, asking the 4-person group if they preferred seats at the counter for session 2 or a table for session 3. Those who wanted a table might need to come early. After receiving the session 2 ticket, we were instructed to come back 5 minutes before it started. When the time came, we were led inside the restaurant. The place was filled with smoke, and I was worried my clothes would smell. We were seated at designated counter seats, and the system was explained to us. We were allowed to eat rice, eggs, and salad. Soon, hamburgers were placed on the grill in front of us. They were already cooked, so we could eat them right away. The grills had charcoal but were not lit. (Some seats had smoke rising, but it seemed like we weren't supposed to cook there.) The hamburgers were small, and as soon as we finished one, another was placed in front of us. They kept coming around regularly, so there were times when we had nothing to eat while waiting for the next one. We could eat enough to get full within the time limit. The hamburgers weren't particularly delicious; it felt like a challenge to see how many we could eat. It was truly a "dog hamburger" experience. I ate about 12. The eggs were tasty, so I had a lot of egg over rice.

Hamburger set with soft-boiled egg on top. Got a ticket for the 13:00 session after lining up at 09:15 for the second part. All-you-can-eat Ranou eggs. The service of dog-shaped hamburgers seems a bit slow.