I'll say it again, the all-you-can-eat beef tongue here is not thin and has a good texture with just the right thickness. Also, they often have special promotions which make it feel like a good deal. During this visit, they had a promotion with fried food and yukhoe, and I devoured the yukhoe in seconds. Yukhoe is a drink, right? Anyway, all the other meats are also delicious for all-you-can-eat. The staff, including the friendly guy, were polite and energetic. I left feeling very satisfied.

It may be considered too mainstream now to go to Shokunin for all-you-can-eat, but the truth is, their beef tongue is delicious. Unlike the thinly sliced cuts you often find at all-you-can-eat places, Shokunin's beef tongue is cut slightly thicker, giving it a great texture. And at this price for all-you-can-eat, it's hard to resist coming back again and again. Lately, whenever I'm unsure where to have dinner, I find myself heading there right away.

The all-you-can-eat course was around 3,000 yen, with a wide variety of menu items. The beef tongue, in particular, was thickly cut compared to other all-you-can-eat places, allowing you to enjoy the unique texture of beef tongue. The satisfaction level was high. The sign on the restaurant that says "Half the price, half the quantity" seems to have a different meaning from what the users perceive, as many say, "Isn't that obvious?" Those of us from the old generation who remember the past can't help but think of that incomprehensible commercial from nearly 20 years ago. What were those clown-like people supposed to represent? The concept was hard to grasp, yet we saw it often. That commercial made us cringe... I hope they bring back the commercial as well.

I suddenly decided to go eat yakiniku with a friend and stopped by this place. When I saw the sign, it brought back some nostalgic feelings. It seems like they have recently reopened. They even have grills for solo diners, so eating yakiniku alone seems comfortable here. Looking at the menu...hmm? The menu looks familiar, like the one at Horumon Shokudo. Maybe this place used to be Horumon Shokudo before the renovation? Reading other reviews, it seems to be the case. However, the quality of the meat was quite satisfying for an all-you-can-eat place, and it was delicious! Now I want to try other locations of Shokudo besides the one on 6th street. I will write another review when I visit the restaurant again.

◉2021/06/15/TUE ★ Jinjo Yakiniku Shouen 6-Jo Store @Daison Hormone Shouen has reopened with a great deal - not 50% off, but 50% cashback!!! It's nice to have a well-ventilated yakiniku restaurant during these times. Starting at Hole 19 today ♡ This kind of dining experience is great, right? I'm not into all-you-can-eat because I can't eat that much. This amount is just right for me. By the way, I still don't really understand how the 50% cashback works, but I'm very satisfied! Thank you for the meal (*˘╰╯˘)ゞ

The crowd in Susukino is sparse. There are no people getting off at the subway station either. It feels like doing something bad... But hang in there, restaurants! Hang in there, food and beverage industry! The tourism industry is also struggling! This restaurant is small... The meat tastes like a chain restaurant and they offer half-size portions so you can try a variety of dishes, but it's cramped (￣▽￣). It's hard to secure personal space...

Beer 1, medium rice, large amount of meat, all sorts of things in half, came out to a little over 5200 yen. I used a 50% off coupon from a different store last time. The staff here also seem inexperienced, but there is more room for improvement compared to the other store. It is definitely cheaper than a regular yakiniku restaurant, but maybe it's necessary to go for all-you-can-eat and all-you-can-drink to keep the total cost down.

If you are in your 30s or 40s in Hokkaido, you may have heard of the famous CM for Shouen. The masked duo dancing and singing "Shouen! Shouen! Yakiniku Shouen~!" is a memorable melody that many people remember. Shouen has made a comeback, and the same duo from the original CM has been used in the new advertising campaign. It's a nostalgic approach that brings a smile in these dark times. I visited Shouen for the first time and tried their gas grilling option. The high heat cooks the meat quickly and it tastes delicious. I had the red kalbi and hormone, which were both tasty. They also offer highballs and white peach shochu, so you have a variety of drinks to choose from. The only downside is that it can be a bit cramped if you're dining alone. The stone bibimbap was not as good as I expected, which was disappointing. Despite the challenging times, I hope they continue to do their best.

Welcome.---------- April 2021 ----------Renewal of Nanko 6 West 3, Churo "Hormone Shokudo" |o| °д°)ﾉ Gararara The interior of the store has been renovated, with counter seats and good customer service. The depth of the hall is nice, but the lighting is in a bad place, creating a lot of shadows when taking photos. Early hours are mainly for eating and drinking, but as the day crosses over, there are many a la carte and after-drink orders. "Mega Bim Highball" Bourbon is strong (= ´∀´)ﾉ凵゛ Starting with "Small Girl's Cod Roe" with plenty of chili oil, the spiciness and saltiness go well with drinks. There aren't many customers, but the meat takes a long time to come out. Finally, the meat has arrived♪ "Grilled Grilled Grilled!" "Big Loss Hormone" I chose the salt flavor, but there is almost no saltiness, so it's good with the dipping sauce. It's delicious when grilled until crispy. The amount is about twice as much as in a regular store. "Sliced Knuckle" has a crunchy texture and is excellent. The saltiness is gentle here too, and I like this slice. Also, the "Chicken Knee Knuckle" and "Assorted 3 Cuts" have Kalbi (marbled with fat), Roast (soft and tender), and Galisa (very lean). The quality seems to have improved compared to the previous Hormone Shokudo.

After enjoying yakiniku, I thought about having ramen at Keyaki, but then I noticed a new restaurant next door! There were lots of flower arrangements. I decided to have yakiniku again. They played loud music, and there was a nostalgic 50% off deal! I had my meal and left. Order: - Large rice - Yukgaejang soup - Butsugiri kalbi Impressions: Today's service? Heartwarming service. A 6-item kimchi sampler was served! It included greens, konjac, kakuteki, cheese asparagus, and more. It was spicy and delicious! I was surprised by this service, and on top of that, I received a 50% off voucher for my next visit, making it a great deal. The counter is designed for solo diners, allowing you to enjoy yakiniku at your own pace. It's quite nice, isn't it? I will definitely visit again. Thank you for the meal. Thank you very much! Location: Nishi 3, Minami 6, Chuo-ku, Sapporo Business hours: 6:00 PM - 6:00 AM (Last order at 5:30 AM) Closed on Sundays

I went to Shoryu on a whim. It was cheap. It's nice that they have half sizes! It's casual and easy. #Shoryu #Minami6jo店