My family often goes to yakiniku restaurants, but we usually go to the same place, so this time we decided to try a new place. We didn't do much research beforehand, so it was a bit of a gamble. The restaurant was clean and cozy. The meat menu was a bit limited, with no beef tongue, but they offered all-you-can-drink which was a plus. We ordered beef kalbi, hormone, beef sagari, and chicken thigh. The beef kalbi was a bit tough and disappointing. The hormone was seasoned but didn't taste much different from supermarket hormone, in fact, frozen hormone with the restaurant's name on it tasted better. The beef sagari had a good beefy flavor and was the highlight of the meal. The chicken was average. Overall, the meat was disappointing, but the all-you-can-drink option saved the day. If only the meat was better, we would have become regulars...what a shame.

Green apple sour, Shimacho (beef intestine), premium kalbi (short rib), beef tongue, large rice for 1890 yen. I think this is a recently opened yakiniku restaurant. The staff's service is good, and most importantly, the cost performance is great. They offer all-you-can-drink and hormone all-you-can-eat options. The grilling is done with gas and the sauce is quite strong, with salt and pepper also available. The Shimacho is really good, with a great cost performance. The premium kalbi was also delicious! This price is really good. The beef tongue was just okay, and the green onions on top might not be to everyone's taste. If you choose the right cuts of meat, the quality is not bad at all. Overall, it was a good restaurant.

Last time, I wasn't satisfied with the all-you-can-drink deal, so I went alone this time. I had about 10 drinks in 90 minutes for 1,000 yen without beer. The salted hormone was too salty, the guts were crunchy and made my jaw tired, the upper hormone didn't taste good without sauce. The intestines are always on fire. The onions tasted the best. The hormone curry for 390 yen wasn't a good choice after eating so much hormone. Maybe I should have ordered it separately. Also, the all-you-can-eat mixed hormones, chicken thighs, and rice for only 880 yen! It might be a good option for when you're feeling lazy to cook dinner!

Huh? People might misunderstand and think that even drivers are being encouraged to drink alcohol nowadays? That's impossible because drivers absolutely cannot drink alcohol! So, they should offer unlimited soft drinks or at least unlimited drinks without beer. But no, they have to stick to unlimited drinks with beer. And if someone orders unlimited drinks, even children have to pay the same price as infants. It makes me want to just ask for water. Well, let's make the most of the beer option. Totoron somehow ended up with tomato juice. Isn't that mean? I realized halfway through and ended up having three non-alcoholic beers. I can't drink sweet ginger ale or cola that much, and I need to drink about 10 cups of oolong tea. Non-alcoholic beer is supposed to be the same price as regular beer, so that's good. Since there's no all-you-can-eat option, I had to order dishes individually, but they are cheap. In return, the taste is lacking, but at least the place is reserved just for us. I will start from the top of the menu. Salted hormone for 290 yen, slightly seasoned. Upper hormone for 290 yen, shima chou for 290 yen, yagen for 290 yen, seseri for 290 yen, all without seasoning. I dip them in sauce or eat them with salt and pepper. Genghis Khan for 390 yen, thick-sliced raw lamb for 390 yen, beef sagari for 390 yen, beef tongue for 490 yen, upper kalbi for 490 yen. Vegetable assortment for 290 yen (no image), which includes pumpkin, onion, and green pepper. It's okay, not bad. Maybe I'll come back for revenge on a day with the number 9!

I'm sorry! I arrived early!! I came to the nearby yakiniku restaurant that seemed to have opened without me noticing. There were no customers before or after me. The parking lot has space for one car. Inside the restaurant, there are about 6 tables for 4 people each. Be careful of the gas canisters on the floor. They offer all-you-can-drink options: Alcohol with beer for 1500 yen, Alcohol without beer for 1000 yen, and Children's drink for 500 yen (for elementary school students and below), all for 90 minutes. Even if you have a designated driver, everyone has the same all-you-can-drink option, which is a mystery. What I ordered: - Seseri: Not seasoned, average taste, slightly small. - Salt horumon: Light seasoning, quite mild. - Shimacho: Very tasty with moderate fat. - Gyutan: Topped with green onions, not seasoned so you can add your own salt and pepper. - Kalbi: A bit tough. - Sagari: Tender and delicious, the easiest to eat. - Upper horumon: Lightly seasoned, but maybe too mild. - Namu lamb: Quite chunky, requires some effort to eat! - Jingisukan: Round frozen pieces, not commonly seen in yakiniku restaurants, but quite enjoyable. - Nankotsu: Crispy and tasty. - Grilled vegetables: Pumpkin, onion, bell pepper. During the short 90 minutes, I mainly focused on drinking. There is a trash bag in the basket for your belongings, where you can put your jacket. This place seems more suitable for solo drinking and snacking rather than for a family outing. On days with a 9 in them, horumon dishes are half price. From opening until 7 pm, highballs are cheap, although I couldn't drink them... They also serve curry during lunchtime! Additional note: There is a 20% off coupon available online that I forgot to use!

We visited the restaurant on the 29th. Every month, the days with a 9 are meat days. My wife and I visited for the first time because it was a service day with hormone and chicken thighs at half price for 145 yen. We arrived at 5:30, but the restaurant opened at 6:00, so we passed the time at a nearby Seiyu until then. We were the first customers of the day. We ordered the half-price menu, garlic oil grilled dish, and beer right away. After that, we switched to 150 yen highballs until 7:00 and drank until we were satisfied. I apologize for not having any photos.