DENさん
This time, I enjoyed a two-hour all-you-can-drink "Legendary Zero-First Party Course" for 3,990 yen. The contents included: ① Kimchi platter ② Korean seaweed ③ Grilled green onion ④ Irresistible beef tripe ⑤ Salted chicken gizzard ⑥ Addictive kalbi (marinated short ribs) ⑦ Crunchy cuts ⑧ Offals ⑨ Rice ⑩ Additional garlic slices for 50 yen, plus service charge. With all this, the name "Zero-First Party" is quite impressive. After consuming all this, are we really going to the "First Party"? I thought, but the meat portions were small—only 1 to 2 pieces per person. Overall, there were only 9 pieces of meat per person, and the cuts were small. I see, this truly is a Zero-First Party. However, considering this, the price seems high. The two-hour all-you-can-drink option is usually an additional 1,500 yen. So, in this context, the food is worth about 2,490 yen. The total meat served was probably around 100 grams, and 2,490 yen for that is a bit much. Since it mainly featured offals and lacked red meat, it didn’t include any particularly expensive cuts. The staff cooked the meat for us, so maybe that accounts for the labor cost? However, there’s an extra 5% service charge on orders beyond the course. After sitting down, the eight items, excluding rice, arrived in just 13 minutes. Once we finished the meat, the staff asked if we wanted to order more. Since we were heading to the next venue, I said, “No, thank you,” but then they brought out the rice, even though we were done with the meat. The service from the staff was excellent; they were quick and always smiling! Their T-shirts said, "The most memorable yakiniku restaurant in the world." In a way, it was memorable!