I had made a reservation for a 70-minute all-you-can-eat and 90-minute all-you-can-drink course, and I’m not sure if it was because of that or because I registered the restaurant on social media, but I was amazed that it was only 2,780 yen per person. For two of us, we enjoyed lots of food and drinks, and the total bill came to just 5,560 yen, which is fantastic. Once we were seated and the all-you-can-eat and drink started, they first served us edamame, grilled gyoza, and fried chicken, which were mandatory. After finishing those, we could order from the rest of the menu. We tried mapo tofu, garlic chive gyoza, squid with mayo, Japanese style stir-fried vegetables, garlic-heavy gyoza, kimchi, juicy meat gyoza, French fries, fried rice, and stir-fried harami beef. The place seemed large with plenty of seating, and it was packed with customers. Still, they quickly served both the drinks and food without any hesitation, which was truly impressive. The drinks were also really cheap, so if you’re considering a second party, it might be cheaper to order a la carte instead of opting for the all-you-can-drink option. It seems to be a chain based in Osaka, and I really admire their business efforts. The restaurant allows smoking inside.

Overall Rating (5-point scale, average of 5 criteria): 3.5 → Great for solo dining. Used for "Hop Drinking" (first round: Hop Drinking, second round: Step Drinking, third round: Jump Drinking). Taste & Quality: 3.5 → Infinite Bean Sprout Namul = Appetizer for 429 yen, and you can order more. You can also change the flavor with the miso sauce on the table. ・Kacchan Gyoza ×3 for 219 yen. The taste is average, not particularly good or bad, just ordinary. ・Chicken Skin with Ponzu for 462 yen. It’s a small dish but has a decent portion. 【Alcohol】Kacchan Highball ×2 at 108 yen. Service: 3 → I was seated at the counter near the kitchen, but the staff’s (non-work-related) chatter was clearly audible. Please save the small talk for when there are no customers around! After initially ordering drinks, further orders are made via QR code (linked to the store’s LINE). Payment can be made in cash or by card; QR code payments are not accepted. Hygiene & Cleanliness: 3. Atmosphere: 3.5 → There are both counter and table seats. It feels like a place with good cost performance, attracting alcohol lovers. There were 2 groups ahead of me, and one group had already been too loud, adjusting their volume was necessary! Cost Performance: 4.5 → The highball is incredibly cheap at 108 yen, and on Fridays, it’s just 11 yen from opening until 6 PM. The total bill was just under 1,200 yen. Thank you for the meal!

I wanted to enjoy a quick drink and a quick bite, so I had gyoza, ham katsu, and chicken skin with ponzu sauce. I ate a variety of other things too, but I wished there were a few more options to fill my stomach. It might be better to come here when planning to drink a lot or for a second round. Thank you for the meal. Gyoza no Kacchan, Fukuoka Nishijin Branch, 092-834-5900, 4-9-13 Nishijin, Sawara Ward, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture, Olympic Diva Building.

I went in the evening—I had already been drinking, but I really wanted a beer. I got some beer along with three gyoza and three cheese gyoza... and a highball on the side. I drank quite a bit… The inside of the restaurant allows smoking, so I was able to relax for a long time. The appetizer cost around 400 yen, but you can get free refills... it was delicious—thank you for the meal!

I visited Nishijin for the first time in about 25 years. Back then, I often rode my bike around this area. It has changed so much; the shops are all different, and I walked around quite a bit. I got thirsty and decided to stop by this place that I sometimes see. The prices are quite cheap. However, when I saw the bill, the cover charge was 430 yen, which seemed high… But when I looked at the mobile QR code menu, I saw that the cover charge for a refill was 0 yen!? So I was able to get a refill. Is that a good deal? The gyoza was surprisingly delicious for the price.

Overall rating (5-point scale, average of 5 items): 3.4 → Used for a drinking party with friends. I utilized it for a "flying drink" (early drinks: zero-party, first round: hop drink, second round: step drink, third round: jump drink…). Taste & Quality: 3 → The appetizer was namul, priced at 429 yen (including tax). It had a crunchy texture. Since it was an early drink, I ordered small, quick items. Quail eggs, sliced tomatoes, and free edamame. Service: 3.5 → Initially, we ordered from the staff. After that, we used the QR code at the table to place orders. Hygiene & Cleanliness: 3. Atmosphere: 3 → It’s a chain izakaya. There were groups and couples using the space. Cost Performance: 4.5 → The draft beer is Suntory Premium Malt's… an astonishing price of 299 yen (excluding tax) for a glass.