Since the outbreak of the coronavirus, emergency declarations and restrictions have been causing a lot of struggle for businesses, with closures and shortened hours. Today, I wanted to support local restaurants by enjoying some beer and indulging in some long-awaited yakiniku and sushi with my girlfriend. We walked to the restaurant, and luckily, there were only a few customers when we arrived around 5:30 pm, so we got a table close to the food area. We opted for the all-you-can-eat option for food (2400 yen per person) and ordered drinks separately. The food was unlimited, so we didn't have to worry about time constraints. We started with a toast with a glass of draft beer and then went to select our meats. There were various types of beef, pork, and chicken cuts, as well as different marinades and seasonings to choose from. We loaded up our plates with plenty of meat and vegetables and headed back to our table to grill them. The meal was an endless cycle of grilling and eating, with the sweet marinated beef ribs being a favorite. We also tried various types of hormone meats and side dishes, including the delicious oversized fried dumplings. When we finally made it to the sushi corner, we couldn't resist the fresh tuna, salmon, and other high-quality sushi toppings. We then indulged in some curry and finished off with a variety of sherbets and soft-serve ice cream for dessert. We ate so much that we were practically bursting, but it was all worth it for the reasonable price of 2400 yen per person. The freshness of the meat, the variety of sushi and side dishes, and the attentive service made the experience enjoyable. We left feeling satisfied and grateful for a great meal.

There is a Western restaurant nearby that stays open late. It is usually not crowded, although sometimes there are groups of customers. During my last visit, I witnessed an employee apologizing to a customer for something, although I couldn't quite hear the details. The meat, such as the kalbi, is very fatty and perfect for those who love fatty cuts. The other side dishes are average. The sushi is made fresh and not dried out. It's a good place to go alone without feeling uncomfortable.

Visited in December 2022 in a meaty mood. This restaurant offers a buffet with over 100 menu items including yakiniku, sushi, and hot dishes. The meat is marinated in sauce, tender, not too sweet, and not too fatty. Among the hot dishes, the fried chicken had a crispy coating and was delicious! The salad was fresh, especially the Caesar salad was tasty and I had seconds. The sushi was so-so, but the meat was satisfying and I had plenty of it.

Today, I went to a Western-style restaurant for lunch. I have been here a few times before! This place is usually on a 120-minute time limit, but if you make a reservation, it becomes a 90-minute limit, so I think it's better to go without a reservation. Today, being lunchtime, I opted for the all-you-can-eat option with a soft drink bar! When it comes to yakiniku, I always crave beer, but first, I headed to the buffet corner. There were so many options, it got me really excited (｡>艸<) What made me happiest was that there were rare cuts of meat and unusual cuts that you don't usually find in all-you-can-eat places! Personally, I love the throat and cube steak♡ Surprisingly, the bread was also delicious (((o(*ﾟ▽ﾟ*)o))) It was great value for money and I left feeling very satisfied! Thank you for the meal m(_ _)m

Yakiniku, sushi, a la carte, salads, sweets, fruits, soba, udon, ramen, all-you-can-eat for 2 hours for 2,400 yen including tax. I mentioned yakiniku in one word, but there's a variety of beef, pork, and chicken available, although there's only chicken. The gathering of characters on Onigashima Island... well, there's only chicken. As for sushi, there are freshly made nigiri with sweet shrimp, scallops, tuna, salmon, mackerel, squid, and various hand rolls. The a la carte menu is also delicious, with items like fried chicken, mapo tofu, yakisoba, pasta, white fish with sweet vinegar sauce, chicken with crab meat, fried dumplings, and more. The desserts are plentiful, including gelato, ice cream, sorbet, cakes, pudding, jelly, and fruits. The salad bar offers a variety of items like chopped tomatoes, cabbage, seaweed, corn, onions, lettuce, sunny lettuce, cucumbers, daikon radish sticks, and strangely enough, lychee. Overall, the food is really delicious even though it's all-you-can-eat. The only downside is that the beef dishes are served slowly. Also, if you reserve a table over the phone, the all-you-can-eat time is reduced to 1.5 hours instead of 2 hours when you arrive at the restaurant. Perhaps it's due to the waiting time loss on the part of the restaurant... but it's understandable. I had a satisfying and delicious meal for 2 hours, thank you!

March 2020 revisit. It's been about two months since my last visit. It was less crowded this time, probably due to the season. But I appreciate the thorough alcohol disinfection measures in place. This time, I was able to have a revenge on the cup ice tower! I managed to stack about 9 cups without anyone seeing, haha. It's a shame I couldn't reach double digits. When I feel like eating curry again, I will definitely come back! Thank you for the meal. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ January 2020. Visited after several years. It's been a long time since I last visited! It was just before my partner's birthday, which was quite rude of me, but the food was surprisingly delicious and satisfying! For someone in the poverty line like me, it's really appreciated. They offer such delicious food at such affordable prices. The meat, both kalbi and lamb, were tender and tasty, and the vegetables were crunchy. The soy sauce ramen was also delicious, even my child enjoyed it. Being able to prepare it yourself, like draining the hot water and adding the toppings, was fun. I couldn't resist the freshly made glass noodles. The tiramisu was also delicious, not too soggy. Even with my basic taste buds, I could eat a lot of the salmon and pork belly. And after eating lots of meat, it's time for the awaited ice tower building! It's cup ice, with flavors like mint and cookie chocolate. I tried to stack the cups high, but I couldn't eat as much as I thought and it ended quickly. Next time, I'll aim for a cup ice tower revenge. Thank you for the meal.

It has been a while since I last visited. It was snowing a lot in Sapporo. The buffet cost 2200 yen for adults. In addition to yakiniku, you can also enjoy salads, side dishes, sushi, and more. It's a place where people of all ages can have fun. The yakiniku was a bit greasy, so it would be nice to have more lean meat options. But overall, it was good to be able to eat a lot.

The freshly baked bread and pasta were delicious (*≧∀≦*)

I went after a long time and found that the quality has improved since my last visit, and the sushi toppings have become larger. I also love the Napoli-tan with plenty of sauce. It was very delicious. I would like to go again.

The yakiniku is average, but the pasta and potato salad are recommended.

The cost performance is excellent! You get a higher level of satisfaction than the price. You can take your time to cook the meat slowly and enjoy it. It's a place where you can practice the "way of grilling meat" to enjoy it deliciously!

I went to a buffet with my senior and it was great! It's been a while since I last came here, but the food was surprisingly delicious. There was no time limit, so I left satisfied. I would like to come back again. I ate way too much like an idiot. ★Comment, like, follow★★I would be happy if you do★I will not be swayed by overall ratings. No matter how highly rated a restaurant is, if the food is bad, I will rate it as bad. Even if the food is good, if the cleanliness is lacking or the staff's service is poor, I will give it a low rating. I will give my own independent evaluation without being influenced by others.

I had been going to Kitago all the time, but decided to try a different place this time. I relied on my navigation to find a place nearby, which was surprisingly close to Kitago. It was a bit narrow, but the food was good with a nice balance of dishes. I was impressed by the variety of sushi available. While the buffet at the restaurant may seem a bit pricey, it's worth it for a large group or party. I revisited the place yesterday after a visit to the hospital for a cold. The doctor was a bit rough, but I managed to get through it. Unfortunately, they were sold out of my favorite pastry, but I found a new almond butter cake. The restaurant itself was a bit small, so I had to wait for a non-smoking table. The sushi selection was good, but the bread options were limited. Overall, the place was a bit compact and crowded, making it difficult to navigate. I hope they can improve the seating arrangement in the future.

On a regular night, I was looking for a place where I could chat leisurely, stay for a long time, and not drink alcohol. Initially, we were thinking of going to a family restaurant, but my friend suddenly remembered a place and took me there. It was a place I knew of but had never thought of going to before. The restaurant offered a non-alcoholic plan with all-you-can-eat and drink for only 2,270 yen per person, which is quite cheap for the evening. However, the sofa at the restaurant was as old as it looked in the photos, and some of the lights on the outside sign were out. Nevertheless, our main goal was to hang out and chat, so we overlooked these minor issues. The all-you-can-eat menu included grilled meat, sushi, salad, side dishes, curry, dessert, and gelato, among others. The variety was good for the price, and while the food wasn't exceptional, it was decent overall. For those who can eat a lot, it's a good deal. Personally, I enjoyed the fresh tomatoes and chocolate cake the most. Would I go there again? Well, it's a bit of a mixed feeling. It was a good experience though! Thanks to my friend for the treat!

This is a yakiniku buffet restaurant located along Hiragishi Circular Street. As someone from Obihiro, I associate yakiniku buffets with Western. The restaurant has plenty of seating and parking spaces, making it convenient to visit. I went there for lunch on a Saturday and around 40% of the seats were taken by families and groups. I opted for the 90-minute all-you-can-eat yakiniku (1,944 yen) with unlimited soft drinks (216 yen). Western offers a variety of side dishes, with the curry and Chinese dishes being particularly delicious. The quality of the meat also seems to be better compared to other buffet restaurants. While the prices may have increased compared to the past, I still recommend this place among buffet restaurants.

After several years, I went to a buffet. I'm not a fan because I don't eat much, but my family couldn't decide on what to eat, so we ended up at a Western buffet. It's all-you-can-eat barbecue, and I wonder if it's unlimited time if you don't add the all-you-can-drink option. There's no mention of time on the menu. The variety of food is not that great. Maybe this is what you get for the price. The beef miso was delicious. And the lamb and mutton were good too. What else? The bread was also good. Personally, I don't eat much, so it's frustrating that I can't make up for the cost.

I visited the Yakiniku buffet restaurant Western in Hiragishi for the first time in about three years. The meat here is quite delicious for a buffet. The Sagari, Upper Kalbi, and liver were particularly tasty. The variety of sushi is also impressive! The dessert selection includes about five types of cake, fruits, ice cream, sherbet, and soft serve, making it very satisfying. There are so many options that you can't try them all.

While discussing where to have dinner with a friend on a weekday night, we happened to pass by this restaurant and decided to give it a try. It is a low-priced yakiniku restaurant known for its menu of 100 items, which is quite extensive compared to similar eateries. They offer an "all-you-can-eat" option for 1,780 yen. Since it was dinner time, the waiting area was quite crowded. After about an hour of waiting, we were both quite hungry. The restaurant had a somewhat international vibe, which made it a bit unsettling. My friend, who loves yakiniku, focused on that menu, while I explored other options. I particularly enjoyed the cheap and tasty grilled salmon sushi. Surprisingly, they had a wide variety of desserts. The focus here is more on eating a lot for a low price rather than the taste. Overall, we left the restaurant feeling full and satisfied.

There are several dishes available at this restaurant, with a focus on yakiniku and sushi. For yakiniku, they offer imported beef ribs and skirt steak, as well as pork and various chicken options. It's rare to find beef tongue at an all-you-can-eat restaurant, although the quality is not top-notch. The sushi is made using a machine for the rice, with toppings placed on top. It's similar to supermarket packaged sushi, with imitation crab sticks being used. Other food options include fried chicken, crab omelette, hamburgers, yakisoba, tarako spaghetti, sweet potatoes, and ramen. The standout issue is the overcooked noodles in the tarako spaghetti, which is consistently overdone. The desserts include ice cream, sherbet, cakes, pudding, and jelly, all of which seem to be commercial-grade. Overall, it's not a high-quality establishment, but considering the cost-effectiveness, it's a decent buffet option.