Especially when traveling to the Tango area on the Sea of Japan, it's a tradition for me to always eat the sukiyaki set meal at Takeshita. However, I was disappointed to find it closed or full every other time. So, I searched the area on Tabelog and found Woody, which seems to be the main branch. It was my first visit. Similar to other restaurants, it has an American-style vibe, like a restaurant in Hawaii. I ordered the shrimp lunch, which included shrimp fry and a delicious hamburger. Thank you for the meal.

The price was decent for the taste. It had a charcoal-grilled flavor, but I think it could be a bit rarer. The salad bar and soup bar were average. They had curry too, but it wasn't spicy, just average.

It was a bit pricey but delicious (*´ч`*) My husband had the fillet steak, I had the chicken steak, and our child had the kids' lunch (with a baseball-shaped container and a firework stuck in it...). The kids' lunch portion was just right, and the hamburger was juicy (*´︶`*). The meat was very tender and juicy. The salad bar had a variety of options and was delicious!

I stopped by this place for lunch as it was close to work and they advertised a lunch buffet. Unfortunately, due to the impact of the coronavirus, the lunch buffet was not available. However, they did offer a lunch with a salad bar and soup bar, so I ordered the beef lunch set. There was also a shrimp lunch set available, both priced at 1250 yen. While waiting for my meal, I helped myself to the salad and soup bar. The salad buffet had a good variety of leafy greens, root vegetables, beans, and chickpeas. The soup bar had a recommended soup, two other options, and even curry. Not bad at all. Shortly after finishing my first plate of salad and soup, the beef lunch set arrived. It was served on a hot iron plate and looked very filling. I'm glad I didn't eat too much salad! Now, onto the taste. The hamburger and chicken steak were pretty good. However, the roast beef was tough and not very flavorful, and the small frozen oyster fry lacked juiciness. This place would be handy if you're really hungry.

It is a Western-style restaurant with a buffet located a little away from Fukuchiyama Station, making it a bit hard to find. The interior has an American feel to it. The buffet is the highlight here, with a variety of dishes such as hamburgers, fried rice, and pasta. I ordered the hamburger set this time, which came with soup and access to the salad bar. While you can't help yourself to the meat or fried rice at the buffet, the soup had four options and the salad bar had a wide variety to choose from, so I was satisfied. For the hamburger set, you can choose from three types of sauces, and I chose the ginger sauce, which was incredibly delicious! It had a taste similar to a teriyaki burger. The hamburger had a homemade feel to it and the meat was very flavorful. The salad and soup were also tasty. The soup options included shark fin soup, consommé soup, corn soup, and curry. This place is great for when you want a hearty meal or for a family outing. Overall, it was a satisfying meal. Parking: There are a few spots in front of the restaurant. Weekday at around 1 pm: About 6 groups of customers. If you want to enjoy the buffet, it's better to come early to have freshly made dishes.

I found this restaurant while looking for a place to eat during a typhoon. I prefer to avoid large chain restaurants when traveling, so I was happy to find this place. The interior is beautifully decorated with a lot of wood, and the seating is comfortable and spacious. The restaurant was empty (probably due to the typhoon), so we were able to order quickly and headed to the salad bar. I tried the recommended corn soup, which was served with bread instead of croutons (a small detail that could be improved). The salad was average. My partner ordered the hamburger, while I tried the T-bone steak which included both fillet and sirloin. The meat was a bit bland in taste, but I enjoyed the different textures and the option to choose the sauce. There was also curry in the buffet which was surprisingly spicy and delicious. The price was reasonable, especially for those who enjoy multiple servings. Overall, it would have been even better if it was a lunch buffet, as we don't eat much.

Beef bowl ranch 1,230 yen (with rice, salad bar, and soup bar included)

I often go to this calm atmosphere restaurant with a salad bar and soup bar when I want to eat heartily. It's much better than family restaurants.

T-bone steak ===========

Delicious, the hamburg steak is the best.

To prevent summer fatigue, I really want to eat a hearty meal! And at a reasonable price... In such times, I recommend the "Charcoal Grill Restaurant Woody" in Fukuchiyama City. This restaurant specializes in meat dishes such as charcoal-grilled steak and hamburgers. Among the many menu items, the most recommended is the weekday lunch buffet. And guess what, it's only ¥890! You can enjoy a variety of dishes like hamburgers, chicken karaage, fried oysters, french fries, okonomiyaki, tempura spaghetti, fried rice, shumai, macaroni gratin, tonkatsu, mapo tofu, etc. The hamburgers and chicken steaks are delicious as expected from a specialty store, but the hidden gem is actually the "curry". It's called "Curry tastier than a specialty store" and I highly recommend trying it. Eating until you're about to burst, all for ¥890, this lunch buffet is truly a great deal for your wallet. I can't wait to go back again!

The restaurant is a bit hard to find, but it has a log cabin style and an old American interior. They mainly serve charcoal-grilled steaks and hamburgers (with some chicken dishes as well), along with a salad bar, soup bar, and rice set. Prices range from around 1300 yen, with larger portions or higher quality meat dishes priced around 2000 yen. I ordered the Japanese-style grated steak (around 1300 yen) and the Galibaug (around 2000 yen, a mix of steak and hamburger totaling about 400g). The meat quality was decent for the price, with a nice charcoal-grilled aroma. The soup bar had 3 types of soup plus curry, which was surprisingly tasty. The salads were average. Overall, it's a good value for money with carefully prepared dishes and a cozy atmosphere.

This is a reasonably priced steak restaurant where you can enjoy a hearty meal of meat. The location of the restaurant may be a bit hard to find at first, but the parking lot is spacious and easy to park in. My favorite is the Gulliver set, which includes a combination of hamburger and steak totaling 420g. It comes with a salad bar, soup bar, rice or bread, and homemade curry (located in the soup bar). The Japanese-style curry has a mild spice level and a nostalgic taste. The beef tendon is simmered until tender, and it's my favorite.

For lunch, they have a hearty buffet, and for dinner, they serve a lot of meat! The interior design is unique with a stylish American vibe. The lunch buffet is pretty standard with a little extra option for meat. At night, the prices are a bit higher than a family restaurant, but you can enjoy some delicious steak. They also have a salad bar, so you can get your veggies in, which is nice! The location might be a bit hard to find. It's behind the city hospital.

I felt like eating hamburger, so I ended up at a non-chain restaurant. The interior had an American vibe, with even a small raised tatami seating area. I was intrigued by the lunch buffet advertised near the entrance, so I decided to go for it. The waitress brought me a salad plate and small side plates, which were quite tiny. The dishes were lined up at the counter near the entrance - hamburgers, chicken steak, shumai, okonomiyaki, fried chicken, fried oysters, fish fry, shrimp and egg fry, sausages, sweet and sour pork, fried rice, omelettes, gratin, pasta... The soups available were corn soup and consomme soup. A diverse and hearty lineup. There was also a salad counter, and rice was served in a jar. In front of the jar was chicken salad and pizza! I decided to try a bit of everything. The hamburger was juicy and served on a hot plate, with a choice of demi-glace sauce or grated ponzu. The chicken steak was my favorite, crispy and juicy, with a Japanese-style seasoning. The shumai was shrimp, but it seemed like a frozen product. The shrimp and egg fry on a skewer was not very impressive, also seemed like a frozen item. The pasta had a slightly strong flavor but was simple and tasty. The sausages were crispy on the outside and juicy inside. The salad had three dressing options for variety. The soup I chose was consomme, with onions and cabbage for a homey feel. The barley rice was easy to eat and had a healthy taste. The staff was a bit slow in replenishing dishes, so some items were missing at times. Overall, it was a good option when craving a lot of hamburgers. The quality was different from chain restaurants. However, the coffee I had afterwards, which was supposed to be special Dutch coffee, was a bit disappointing in taste.

My daughters and I were hungry, so we were unsure of where to go, but my daughter requested this restaurant so we visited. If you want to eat a hearty lunch, I recommend it. However, it's better to go at a slightly different time as it can get crowded during lunch hours. They have a buffet with hamburgers, teriyaki chicken, sausages, curry, soup, salad bar, rice, bread, and many other options. We had a few servings while pondering over the choices and ended up feeling full. As for the taste, the hamburgers were delicious as expected, and the other dishes were also good. I had steak here once in the evening before, and it was also good for the price.

Our restaurant is located on the north side of Fukuchiyama Station. It may be a little hard to find since we are not facing the main street. I used to come here for lunch with colleagues from a related company in Fukuchiyama. The highlight of our restaurant is definitely the steak. It may be a bit pricey, but the freshly grilled steak with delicious steak sauce is worth it. If you don't mind the price, it's worth a visit every now and then. I would like to visit our restaurant again if I have the chance. I also recommend that you all come and try dining at our restaurant.