I didn't know there was a yakiniku restaurant so close to the station in my local area. It seems like it has been open for 2-3 years! I forgot what I ordered, so please refer to the photo. Haha. Most importantly, it's cheap and the service is quick! We were full for around 5000 yen for two people. The taste is just delicious. The side menu is like an izakaya. The staff are friendly and I feel like supporting them.

Discovered a new yakiniku restaurant in Motomachi called ☆LP☆, so we decided to visit for dinner on Sunday. There is no parking lot, so make sure to park at a nearby paid parking lot. I heard that this restaurant is a sister store of Tokin Naru, a popular yakiniku restaurant. Inside, the restaurant has a somewhat aged look, with some light renovations done, but the ceiling has a nice charm to it. We ordered the lean meat platter, as well as the Sagari and Kalbi, which are classic menu items. When the food arrived, it seemed a bit small for the price. The lean meat platter was 980 yen for this amount... personally, I felt the cost performance was low. I have been to Tokin Naru before, and I think I would prefer that over this place. The side order of potatoes was also 400 yen... hmm. One thing that made me happy was that the Korean seaweed bento that we loved at Tokin Naru was still available here. I forgot to take a photo, but the seaweed bento comes with sesame oil and salt sauce on rice. Normally, Korean seaweed bento is quite salty, but this one uses seaweed with less salt to match well with the sauce. It goes perfectly with the meat! Overall, we weren't fully satisfied except for the seaweed bento, and if we were to revisit, we would probably go back to Tokin Naru. However, the restaurant was bustling with families. If the cost performance was a bit better, it would be more recommendable. If you eat and drink without thinking, your money will disappear in no time, so it's not recommended for those seeking affordability. Thank you for the meal!

A new sister restaurant of Yakiniku Tokin, known for its high-quality meat, has opened near the subway station. Unlike Tokin, the prices at this new restaurant are similar and there are no all-you-can-eat or all-you-can-drink options. They offer set courses for groups of 4 or more, which seems outdated. The positive points include reasonably priced soft drinks and the option to upgrade to a large pitcher. The reviewer ordered hormone and rice, but found the flavors to be lacking and the rice not very appetizing. The limited quantity fresh beef liver was disappointing as it had a strong flavor that required thorough cooking. Overall, the reviewer found the restaurant to be average and was disappointed by the additional cost of parking nearby.

I came back again. I like the seasoning the best compared to all the sister stores. I felt like the extra-large rice portion got smaller though.

This is a yakiniku restaurant located in the bustling district of Sapporo city. It is conveniently situated near a train station, bus stop, and parking lot. I ordered Toro-tan (fatty beef) and beer, and the meat was thick and juicy. The variety of drinks, aside from beer, was also impressive. I highly recommend this place.

We went with two people, but unfortunately there was no all-you-can-drink option. However, we thought the hormone flavor was delicious and would like to come back again.

It was delicious so I ended up coming back again.