The shop is new, but it has a somewhat old-fashioned feel. The staff were all very friendly, taking care of how the meat was cooked and providing detailed explanations. They offered all-you-can-eat cheese samgyeopsal for a charge of 380 yen, and also all-you-can-eat Korean side dishes. I ended up eating too much of the side dishes and couldn't eat much meat, but I thought it was a good value for the price.

Let's go out for a meal! We entered a restaurant but it was full, so we decided to look for another good place. After walking a bit, we found a charming Korean restaurant. Inside, there was a buffet corner where you could make your own Bibimbap. We ordered the Kimchi pancake and Pork belly BBQ set. The food was delicious and went well with beer. The staff grilled the meat for us, so even first-timers can enjoy the Pork belly BBQ without any worries. It reminded me of the time when I saw a Pork belly BBQ sticker on my lover's tablet.

I thought this might be the only place in Kyoto with good cost performance and delicious samgyeopsal (Korean grilled pork belly) haha. You can eat all you want and there are also plenty of side dishes! It seems like you can also make bibimbap ^_^ There are various vegetables, but if there are leftovers, it seems like you can also have them make a smoothie for you✦

The restaurant is long and narrow, with a Korean buffet (several types) near the entrance. Plastic gloves are provided for customers to use. If you order a main dish for around 1,000 yen, you can eat all the salad, namul, kimchi, and jeon you want, so there are many young people in the restaurant. The buffet area is near the entrance, so you need to be a bit careful when paying or waiting to enter, but the staff are young and energetic, so it doesn't seem to be a big issue. There are various payment methods available, which is convenient.

Lunch includes one main dish and a buffet, so it's a great deal. You can get really full. There was relatively little wait time for lunch.

The lunch set is such a great deal! Namul, Chapchae, and Chijimi are all-you-can-eat, and the Samgyupsal was also amazing!

I have visited this place several times in the past, but this time I had the lunch samgyeopsal set with bulgogi cheese kimbap. The total bill came to 3146 yen, which I think is reasonable considering the unlimited namul, jeon, japchae, kimchi, and other side dishes. The bulgogi cheese kimbap was piping hot! I hope the staff member who rolled it didn't burn themselves (￣▽￣;)