Today's dining experience was at a nostalgic yakiniku restaurant called "Haya" in the Tennoji area. We didn't make a reservation, but we were able to find a seat relatively easily even on a weekend. They offer a 100-item all-you-can-eat menu for 3,300 yen, which is quite reasonable in terms of value. They also have a 110-item menu including domestic beef for 4,400 yen, but we found the 3,300 yen option to be sufficient. The restaurant was filled with the lively voices of high school students, and plates of meat and rice kept coming to our table. If you're looking to eat a lot, this place is a good choice. While I won't comment on the quality of the meat, I will say that even the imported meat was quite tasty. The stone bibimbap was excellent, and the kuppak was delicious as well. It was a satisfying meal, and I am grateful for my healthy body today.

As a New Year's tradition, my family watched a movie together (it's Movie Day after all!) This year, we watched "Suzume no Tobidori" at Apollo Building in Abeno, at the request of my eldest son. He had already seen it once, but he seemed really into it (*^^*) After the movie, we had dinner at "Yakiniku Haya" in the same Apollo Building. We got a 15% discount by showing our movie tickets. It used to be famous from Tsurubei-san's "Umai Mon wa Umai" commercial, but now there are only three locations including this one. We ordered the reasonable 2500 yen all-you-can-eat course. The all-you-can-eat ice cream was a nice touch. The quality of the meat was decent, and we left feeling full. However, it was disappointing that the rice we ordered for the meat bowl was a bit hard.

Visited after 9 years♪ The shop feels brighter overall. Still spacious as ever (*^-^*)★ Ordered the stone bibimbap for 968 yen♪ Opted for the single serving instead of the set for 990 yen because it seemed like a lot of food. Isn't it a bit expensive? (laughs) Anyway, the container gets extremely hot and the rice crisps up so well! I love burnt rice, but I've never seen it this crispy before! With plenty of ingredients like bean sprouts, minced meat, spinach, carrots, fernbrake, radish, and egg, I really enjoyed the bibimbap♪

Girls' night out with all-you-can-eat and drink for 3000 yen is the best value for money! The variety of food is honestly limited and the meat is thin (lol), but in a way, it cooks quickly and is easy to enjoy. I'm fine as long as there's highball, but my friends prefer cocktails, although the selection was limited, they did have Cassis Orange and Fuzzy Navel. When I go with these friends, if there are no cocktails available, it's not even an option. It was great to enjoy at a cheap price. Ice cream is all-you-can-eat and it's fun to scoop it yourself. The touch panel for ordering is also convenient. It's like a toy and I can't help but order more. Since it's all-you-can-eat, it's reassuring. Soft drinks and ice cream are self-service. The rest is ordering through the touch panel. I was so engrossed in conversation that I forgot to take photos, but it was a fun girls' night out.

My younger sister and I decided to have lunch together. We often see each other as a family, but it's been a year since we had a meal just the two of us! We met up in Tennoji, which is a midpoint between our residential areas. We went to "Haya Abeno Apollo Store" because we wanted to eat meat, and they offered all-you-can-eat shabu-shabu. Of course, we also got the all-you-can-drink option, so we were ready to drink from noon! We made a reservation and when we arrived, we were seated right away. The table had a good amount of meat already prepared, which got us excited. The table had a private feel with plenty of space, and we felt safe even during this time. We started with a cheers with a glass of draft beer. The shabu-shabu included all-you-can-eat beef, pork, vegetables, and side dishes. The meat was really delicious and not dry like I expected from all-you-can-eat shabu-shabu. The staff was very nice, and we could easily order more using the tablet on the table. We chatted, laughed, ate, and drank for two hours, and had a really enjoyable time. Even though there was all-you-can-eat ice cream, we forgot about it because we were having so much fun. I recommend this place for adults who want to enjoy a leisurely all-you-can-eat yakiniku or shabu-shabu experience. Thank you for the meal!

I went with my mother after a Johnny's concert (*´꒳`*). Even though it was late at night, they were still open so we decided to stop by. I had heard about this place before but had never been there myself... However, the food was really delicious (*´﹃｀*). The thing that left the biggest impression on me was the oolong tea. It was surprisingly large, just like in the picture. The ordering process was also easy because it was done through a touch panel.笑

We visited the restaurant with members of our class reunion who we have been friends with for over 30 years!! We discovered this restaurant when my husband and I came here for lunch before and found out they have a special coupon course for ladies' gatherings. It includes all-you-can-eat yakiniku, all-you-can-drink including alcohol, and all-you-can-eat ice cream, all for a special price of only 3,000 yen per person instead of the usual 4,700 yen! It's a really great deal for working mothers who are always busy with work, childcare, and house chores!! The meat is delicious here! It's thinly sliced and cooked on a dome-shaped grill plate, so excess oil drips off and you can enjoy eating it easily. We are all in our 40s and honestly, all-you-can-eat yakiniku can be challenging when the meat is thick and causes heartburn, but the meat here is like shabu-shabu, very easy to eat and full of flavor. The offal was also tasty and tender, without any unpleasant smell. There's no pressure with the all-you-can-eat, and the alcohol, soft drinks, and ice cream are all included! We had a fantastic time enjoying the food and drinks. The staff at the restaurant are really kind, polite, cheerful, and have lovely smiles, making us feel comfortable and happy!! When the grill plate got greasy, the lady, who seemed like the owner or manager, offered to change it without hesitation. When we asked if the portions were too big, she reassured us saying, "You'll be fine! You can handle it! I always eat two servings for my meal!" in a motherly manner, which made us feel even more at ease!! The atmosphere was like being with relatives, and it was very pleasant! Everyone who attended the class reunion also enjoyed the food and the experience, saying "Delicious! Delicious! Happy! Fun!!" which made me really happy. I would love to use this restaurant again for our next class reunion!

I forgot the price, but it was a cheap all-you-can-eat lunchtime deal. Considering the price, it was delicious, but it was a bit disappointing when the meat was still in a frozen state.

On January 13, 2018 (Saturday), I had the all-you-can-eat-and-drink course for Shabu-Shabu for 4,200 yen.

I tried to go to a different yakiniku restaurant than my company senpai, but it was full so we ended up going in. I had seen the restaurant in commercials when I was young and had the image that it was "delicious", but I'm not sure if it was because I ordered the all-you-can-eat course, but honestly, it was not good. I was disappointed. I had also been to the Sangoku-gaoka branch before, and I thought it was just that branch that was bad, but this one was also disappointing, so I was sad (crying).

The pork is delicious. You can eat and drink as much ice cream and drinks (1.5L PET bottles) as you want. The staff is very friendly and casual, making it perfect for student gatherings!!

I often go there and have been going there for a long time, so it's no surprise that the food is delicious and the cost performance is good. It's a restaurant that I love.

I went to a yakiniku restaurant after a long time and was impressed that there was no smoke when grilling the meat. The meat was so delicious, I want to go again. Thank you for the meal!

I used it for a workplace dining party. The taste and menu were average, but the restaurant was greasy. The service was not good either.

This is my first time writing a review on Tabelog, but I have been to this historic Apollo Building a few times in the past. The soy sauce-based sauce is quite tasty, and now they also provide lemon juice which is a nice addition. The soup is also refillable, which is an improvement. However, they don't mention that it's refillable unless you ask. The yakiniku itself is more focused on quantity rather than quality, but it's still enjoyable especially with the tasty sauce. The fact that you can grill the meat yourself on the hot plate without waiting too long is a plus. It's an old-fashioned restaurant that has evolved with touch panels, but the ducts for smoke are not well ventilated, so it can get smoky and smelly. It seems more geared towards Asian tourists who don't mind the smell. It's not suitable for wearing work clothes as they might get smelly from the smoke. On days off, it's more suitable to wear casual clothes when dining here. Overall, the quality of the staff seems to be the same as before, with average service, greetings, and attitude. Thank you for visiting and reading.