I visited the Kotoni branch for the first time by car. I have been to GAJA in Susukino a few times and I am a big fan of their fruity shrimp mayo. The Kotoni branch offers reasonable all-you-can-eat options. They also have a cake and ice cream buffet corner, which is included in all-you-can-eat courses. This time, I chose the B plan. I ordered my favorite shrimp mayo, as well as salmon yukhoe, liver to eat with sesame oil and salt, and aged beef tongue, among other dishes. I participated in the non-alcoholic drinks, with Real Gold being the winner. The desserts were incredibly delicious! I will definitely come back. Thank you for the meal.

The contrast between the glamorous seats and the alienating seats is quite striking. The main hall is bright and spacious, but all seats are fully visible. The quieter semi-private section is divided into two tables each, so if there's no one next to you, it's good, but if there is, conversations can be easily overheard. The drinks are cheap, but the all-you-can-drink option is definitely more cost-effective. Even if it's not an all-you-can-eat and drink option, it's enough if you don't eat too much. The variety of desserts and side dishes suggests that they are targeting women's gatherings and families. Ordering from the touch panel results in surprisingly fast service. The staff, likely employees, are efficient yet maintain a friendly smile, but the part-time staff are average at best. The quality of the meat is decent. Not bad. The ventilation system is effective, as there was no odor lingering on clothes, which is a nice point to note.

Today, I was in the mood for some meat again. There weren't many open restaurants, but I managed to find this yakiniku place. We ordered kalbi, sagari, tan, garlic, mayo pork kalbi, and more. The taste was delicious as usual. However, I couldn't help but notice the somewhat lacking service from the young part-time staff. I wish they would be a bit more gentle when serving the meat and drinks. Despite that, I will definitely come back here when I crave meat again.

We were looking for a place to have a late dinner with a vibe similar to a Japanese BBQ restaurant, and we ended up at this place. They had three buffet options to choose from: - Plan B: 115 items all-you-can-eat buffet for 2500 yen (excluding tax) - Plan A: A more budget-friendly option with fewer menu items - Plan C: A premium plan with seafood, but since we were in the mood for meat, we decided to go with Plan B. The quality of the meat was good, and it was satisfying for an all-you-can-eat option. The salad was also tasty, with a dressing that complemented the rich flavors of the meat. They also had a variety of desserts available for all-you-can-eat, including parfaits, but we found them to be just okay. Overall, we were satisfied with the quality of the meat and the wide range of menu options. Another plus was that they were open until late, which was convenient for us. Thank you for the meal!

I have visited this place several times but this is my first review. I arrived around 7 pm and it was fully packed, so I had to wait for about thirty minutes. I waited outside on a chair, but it was noisy due to the young crowd and the nature of the chain. The menu is overall quite affordable, but the food is surprisingly delicious for the price. I was satisfied with the meal. The fact that the food is grilled over charcoal is also great. They offer all-you-can-drink options, so you can just keep drinking. It's a great place to enjoy some meat and drink. I would definitely come back if I have the chance.

We came as a family. My daughter's classmate works here and invited us to eat. I'm more of a drinker, so I ordered dishes individually instead of going for the all-you-can-eat option. The drinks are also quite cheap, so I ordered them individually. I forgot to take a picture of the beer, but I definitely had some! I also had some snacks. The beef sagari was tender and delicious. The hormone was crispy and perfect for snacking. The seared beef sagari sushi was also soft and tasty. The seared beef kalbi sushi was quite oily though. The spicy Yukgaejang soup wasn't as spicy as I expected. This place is cheap and delicious. They also offer all-you-can-eat options at an affordable price!

This review is for a year-end party. The B course, which is a 90-minute all-you-can-eat option, costs 3,300 yen. There is no all-you-can-drink option. The all-you-can-eat option is for yakiniku (Japanese BBQ), but the side dishes are plentiful, especially the desserts. The quality of the parfaits was high, and I ended up eating two of them, haha. There are also plenty of elaborate rice dishes, so it's not boring. Each dish is quite substantial, so there is a sense of satisfaction. There are still many things I want to try, so I would like to come back again. Thank you for the delicious meal!

It's a banquet at a Koryu-style restaurant, "Sumi no Akari WA! GAJA". Upon entering the restaurant, there are table seats and a spacious raised floor in dim lighting. After giving the reservation name, we were led to a sunken kotatsu table in the deepest part of the restaurant. We ordered the "Variety Banquet Plan @3,000" for 4 people, which includes 17 items such as various cuts of meat, kimchi, salad, fried potatoes, and dessert, along with a 120-minute all-you-can-drink option (including beer). The food and drinks were served promptly, and the table quickly became lively. The meat dishes were a bit confusing to distinguish, but overall, the quality matched the price. The portions were generous, and we left feeling satisfied. It was a great dining experience overall.

It's a revisit♪ I wanted to go drinking in Kotoni as requested by a cute girl, but unfortunately I couldn't make it on the day because of work (´；ω；`)ｳｯ... It's my first time trying the 3,000 yen course with a 2-hour all-you-can-drink option♪ There is also an all-you-can-eat option available for the same budget, but I accidentally made the wrong reservation (^^ゞ However, I liked this course because it has good volume and the quality of the meat served is also good (*^^*) I can't eat as much anymore at my age（＾艸＾）ｳﾌﾟﾌﾟ I'm going to go with this course from now on (*^^)v

I wonder how many years it has been... probably since my early 20s... After some hesitation, I decided to go for the all-you-can-eat and drink option, B plan. The all-you-can-eat option seemed affordable. Compared to other restaurants where you order by the table, the variety of dishes here was quite good and the price was reasonable. Also, they warned us to be careful not to leave food uneaten as the portion size for the all-you-can-eat and the individual dishes were the same. The Genghis Khan lamb dish was delicious. I actually like the thinly sliced round beef tongue as well. I still have some left to try, but unfortunately, I forgot to take pictures... The meat had a consistently good taste. Next time, I might try the meat sushi.

I visited for the first time. The meat was tender, lightly seasoned, and easy to eat. I am very satisfied.

I like cheap kalbi that tastes good. It is inexpensive for kalbi flavor, but the amount of fat varies and sometimes it's not so great. However, it's cheap so it's okay!

A request came in for a yakiniku-style gathering, so we decided to hold an offline meeting. We posted recruitment notices on various sites and ended up with 5 participants. We opted for the B Plan, a buffet plan with 115 items for 2500 yen (excluding tax). The cheaper A Plan doesn't include beef, so we skipped that. The more expensive C Plan mainly focuses on seafood, which isn't ideal for a buffet. It was great that each person could choose from three different drink packages. The meat was delicious, but it ended up being an all-female group except for one guy, making it feel like we crashed a girls' night out. It was a lot of fun!

I revisited the restaurant in September 2016. I have made some adjustments to the evaluation and title. Last time, I entered freely and it was very good, so this time I tried the all-you-can-eat plan. In front of the restaurant, there are a few menu items for the all-you-can-eat plan, but you won't know the cheapest A plan until you enter the restaurant. I used the B plan for 2500 yen + tax. The B plan seems to include all the menu items from the A plan as well. I informed the staff that I wanted the all-you-can-eat option and they told me to operate the touch panel. I ordered meat, lettuce, rice, and kimchi (^_^) I waited for a while for the kimchi to arrive. The kimchi was okay, not too slow. The lettuce arrived (^_^) but still no meat... I waited patiently! The green onion rice arrived! Since the meat hadn't come out, I decided to eat the rice first... Well, I had to wait. .......................................... Before I knew it, even though it was a 90-minute all-you-can-eat, the meat hadn't arrived and there was less than an hour left (´･_･`) That's not right. They should have brought out the meat for the first order table first. They should have also considered the time it takes to cook the meat and brought out the rice as well. In the end, the meat didn't come out until much later. The rice from before was cold. Not good, of course. The staff didn't seem to notice that I was waiting for the meat the whole time. They should have asked, "Has the meat for that table come out yet?" If even one had come out, I wouldn't have been dissatisfied. If it was unlimited, I might have forgiven it. But this was too slow! All in all, it's not about the quality of the meat or the price, it's about the service, consideration for the customers, the time it takes to serve the food, and the quality of the meat. If an all-you-can-eat experience makes you feel stressed, then this yakiniku restaurant is too mediocre and I wouldn't want to use it in the future. If I come back, I'll come for the free option - thank you for the meal. @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ I wonder where the cheap yakiniku restaurant with all-you-can-eat in Sapporo is... Saint Seiya, who has just arrived in Sapporo, is completely ignorant of the area and takes a long time to choose a restaurant, being called indecisive. I don't think being indecisive is a bad thing, but I don't want to be called that word. So, with the determination to find a good place, I found this restaurant ( ´Д`)y━･~~ They also have an all-you-can-eat option, but if you want to eat beef, it seems to be 2500 yen (excluding tax). Hmm, I wonder if I should eat that... If you enter for the all-you-can-eat option, you have to make the most of it to get your money's worth, right? I understand that, but... I decided to be bold and order a la carte! It seems like a place with generous portions. The staff said, "The menu from the headquarters is too big and gets in the way, so we didn't put it on the table! I'm sorry!" Well, I worked at a yakiniku restaurant, so I understand, but I wonder how people who don't know about that feel...? Why not make it smaller then? Haha, I didn't think about that myself. The a la carte menu is very cheap! Some meat items are less than 300 yen. Moreover, this time I was able to use a coupon from the website, so I could get the cold noodles for about 600 yen for free. I ordered meat, lettuce, and rice, and in the end, it didn't even cost 2000 yen per person, so I was able to enjoy a delicious meal and feel satisfied (^^) Also, you can order kimchi for free, which I personally thought was really good!ψ(｀∇´)ψ Whether you wrap it in lettuce and eat it with meat, eat it with rice, eat it with meat, or eat it as it is, the kimchi is very delicious and it's free. There's nothing more reassuring than that. I ate about 5-6 servings, which would have cost around 1500 yen at a regular yakiniku restaurant, I think? I think it's a very good service. (^ . ^) In addition, being able to use a coupon makes me want to come back again (^^) I was able to enjoy the yakiniku to the fullest! And of course, it's charcoal fire, not gas! I thought it was very good! I will come back again, thank you for the meal~

This is a chain restaurant for yakiniku (Japanese BBQ). It's a popular place where you'll likely have to wait in line if you don't make a reservation. The restaurant has 74 seats and is spacious. The clientele is mainly families and young people. The service from the staff was quite careless, unfortunately. They offer individual items as well as three different all-you-can-eat options: A for 2000 yen (without beef), B for 2500 yen, and C for 3500 yen. I usually go for the B option, which is more than enough. The menu also has a variety of side dishes, and you order using a touch panel system. The wait time for the food was reasonable. Overall, it's a satisfying restaurant if you don't mind the service quality.

Welcome! ┌¬o”＊　＊　＊　2015.02　↓Located in Koinoeki-cho, Nishi-ku, Sapporo, in the Teo Building, a well-known building with high rent. Yakiniku restaurant Yagachon is a casual and stylish dining izakaya with a mix of box and table seating. It seems to attract a younger crowd, so making a reservation is recommended to avoid the crowds. The menu ranges from individual items to all-you-can-eat options, with three choices for each. In addition to meat, there is a variety of side dishes and even seafood available. The kimchi is spicy, but can be balanced out with mayo. The grilled meats are delicious, especially the marbled beef and crispy beef tongue. The atmosphere is lively and the service is friendly. Overall, a good place to enjoy a variety of grilled dishes and drinks. Thank you for the meal!

I have used this place many times. It's cheap and delicious, perfect for those who want to eat a lot! But be sure to make a reservation for weekends, as there can be a wait of over an hour. The all-you-can-eat BBQ (58 items) starts from 1,980 yen (excluding tax), and the quality of the meat is good and tasty. The drink options are also very affordable, with unlimited soft drinks for 300 yen (excluding tax) and unlimited beer for 980 yen (excluding tax). It's rare to find both food and drinks at such low prices! They also allow separate orders for soft drinks and alcohol, which is convenient for those with designated drivers or non-drinkers. Even if you're not a big eater, you can still be satisfied with individual dishes. For a budget option, you can park at the nearby limited paid parking lot (2 hours free), enjoy free kimchi refills, order a little rice and spicy hormone, and add on the soft drink buffet for around 1,000 yen. It's a secret trick! Also, the shrimp mayo fruity and green onion rice bowl are delicious!

Today, my parents, Takkun, and I went to a yakiniku restaurant called "Sumi no Akari WA! GAJA" after my mother mentioned that we haven't been to one in a few years. The GAJA chain is known for its reasonable prices, with items like kalbi and loin priced at only 399 yen per serving. Plus, you can enjoy unlimited refills of kimchi. We even splurged a bit and tried the beef tongue, which was incredibly delicious. The best part is that you don't have to worry about the smell sticking to your clothes because the restaurant has a system that sucks in the smoke right next to where you're cooking the meat. They also offer a variety of side dishes, and my favorite was the shrimp mayo fruity salad. I forgot to take a picture, but it was delicious. Despite being full, we couldn't resist ordering dessert, and the chocolate brownie parfait was a great choice. The portion was generous, and the price was reasonable. I visited the Kotoni branch, and the staff there were very friendly and provided excellent service. I would definitely love to come back again.

I have used this restaurant a few times. I booked a 2500 yen course for a holiday, but I was not seated on time and had to wait for several tens of minutes. What's the point of making a reservation? This really brought my mood down. Rating: ★1.0 Also, in a previous visit with the same course, we had leftover meat that we couldn't finish, but this time there wasn't enough. Did the course change? If so, it's a significant downgrade. And the sausages shown in the menu photos on Tabelog definitely did not come. Rating: ★1.0 The order in which the dishes arrived was also confusing. The meat came first, and then when we were already settled, the potatoes and fried chicken arrived. I understand that the restaurant was busy with many customers, but it was quite confusing. Are they narrow-minded? The meat and dishes were decently tasty. Based on all of this, I will not be going back.