We visited this restaurant with our family this time. We found it online and were amazed at how cheap the all-you-can-eat option was. The kids enjoyed cotton candy and there were many other services available, making it a great place to dine. We would love to visit again.

I visited the restaurant with a companion and opted for the casual course. They offered over 70 items for all-you-can-eat. We were served tongue and something else at the beginning. After that, we could order our favorite items using a tablet. There were two types of dipping sauces, both sweet, and the sauces that came with the meat were also sweet. Even the kimchi was sweet. It seems like it's geared towards families. The casual course dessert had four options, but the only good one was the pudding, and it didn't even have caramel. We got a 5% discount with the Yakiniku Juju Karubi app. You can earn D points and Rakuten points.

A recommended cost-effective yakiniku restaurant for families. They offer a lunchtime all-you-can-eat plan for 990 yen (excluding tax) on weekdays, although it is limited to specified cuts of chicken and pork. It's great for those who want to eat plenty. The beef tongue I had was thick and satisfying.

Yakiniku Jyuju Karubi Fukuchiyama Branch Lately, when it comes to yakiniku, it's always been Maruzen, but it's nice to try a different restaurant once in a while. Across the bridge from Daiso, next to the Autobacs in Fukuchiyama, there is a yakiniku restaurant. I've known about it for a while, but I didn't realize they had an all-you-can-eat menu. It seemed quite crowded, with a wait of about 1 to 1.5 hours. You can make reservations electronically, and they provide a QR code on the reservation ticket for updates via email. The menu is a touch panel LCD screen, and you can freely order from a wide variety of items, not just meat, but also kimchi, bibimbap, soup, dessert, and other side dishes. The option to choose dishes like stone bibimbap is impressive. I wonder if it's more cost-effective than just eating meat. I found myself getting distracted by the side dishes and not eating as much meat as I thought. The all-you-can-eat without alcohol was around 3000 yen, which is quite cheap considering it's a bit far to Fukuchiyama.

I heard that the yakiniku specialty restaurant "Juju Calbi Fukuchiyama branch" has introduced an all-you-can-eat course, so I decided to visit. I had tried to visit during Golden Week before, but it was full and there was a long line, so I had to give up. This time, although there were 8 groups waiting, I decided to wait. Surprisingly, our turn came relatively quickly. It was about 30 minutes, I think. Most customers choose the all-you-can-eat course, so maybe the time limit helps to keep the turnover smooth. There are 3 all-you-can-eat courses: 1) 45 items for ¥2480, 2) 106 items for ¥2980 (with drink bar and dessert bar), and 3) 118 items for ¥3480 (with domestic beef, drink bar, and dessert bar). We chose course 2 for ¥2980. It was for 100 minutes (last order at 70 minutes), and we added the alcohol bar for an extra ¥100 (¥1200 for men). When you choose a course, only the menu for that course is displayed on the touch panel at your seat. You can order directly through this without having to look for a staff member, which is convenient. (Note: Photography is prohibited at this restaurant, but I accidentally took one picture. Sorry!) For the alcohol bar, they bring you a beer mug first. Then, you set it in place and press a button to automatically pour the beer. It's an interesting process to prevent too much foam. You can also make chu-hai and other drinks with shochu available. When the beer runs out, you go to refill it yourself. One thing that bothered me a bit was that the alcohol bar and drink bar are located near the entrance, so you're doing this right next to the people waiting for a table, who are just sitting and watching. Their stares made me a bit uncomfortable... (I'm not a heavy drinker, just a light one.) The food was not just yakiniku, but also salads, bibimbap, and other rice dishes, and the meat was tender. The dessert buffet had soft serve ice cream, various fruits, jelly, etc., all for you to enjoy. The drink bar was also well-stocked. The mango pudding was delicious. It's no wonder there were so many people there.

We visited the restaurant with two adults and two toddlers. Since it was Saturday, we went at 6:00 pm and had to wait for an hour, so we got a reservation paper and went to the 100-yen shop to kill time. We ended up getting the full course since the only option for beef tongue was the full course. We also added the all-you-can-drink alcohol option. The beef tongue was recommended, thickly sliced and delicious. The harami was also good, tender and tasty. There were many different types of kalbi, all tender and delicious. The half bibimbap had a generous portion, and the kimchi and sauce were spicy so be careful for kids. Despite being crowded, the staff were numerous and our orders came quickly with a smile, great service. The kids will enjoy the all-you-can-eat shaved ice, cotton candy, and curry. The noise level was high due to the crowd, but that's expected. However, the drink bar and shaved ice corner could use some cleaning. For adults, 100 minutes may not be enough for a drinking party, but for a meal, it's sufficient. We would like to visit again for fun.

The high-quality all-you-can-eat meat is delicious, and the lunch deal is really worth it.

*Visit on 3/7/2015* How many years has it been since I last visited here? (laughs) It's been quite a while. Even though it was before 5 PM on a Saturday, there were already a few groups waiting... Still as popular as ever! But we didn't have to wait long, less than 10 minutes. Sitting down, I couldn't help but feel excited (laughs). My husband, myself, and our two growing boys, a total of four people, chose the Big Excitement Course for 2980 yen (excluding tax). Let's quickly order to get our money's worth! The advantage of the touch panel is being able to order at your own pace while checking the photos. In addition to yakiniku, the side menu is also attractive with salads and fried chicken. A few years ago when I came here, I didn't have a good memory because the meat was tough (laughs), but this time the quality seemed to have improved. The harami was especially delicious! We mainly ate beef, and everything was tender and tasty. It's nice to be able to choose the sauce. The order stop is 80 minutes, but it goes by in a flash. Even after time is up, you can still use the drink bar for a little while, so you can have coffee after the meal. *However, the staff will come to urge you to leave, so you can't take your time (laughs)* Finally, we finished with stone pot cheese bibimbap and ochazuke. We also ordered dessert separately (laughs). The sweet potato ice cream is amazing! It's a warm sweet potato paste topped with cold vanilla ice cream, and it's super delicious~ (^3^)/ My sons also enjoyed it, each eating two plates (laughs). The four of us ate to our hearts' content and were very satisfied! The bill was just under 13,000 yen, but we used a coupon to make it even cheaper, around 12,000 yen, which was a great deal! I'd love to come back when I crave meat again♪

This was my first time using this place. I had to wait in line and went through the procedure, then received a notification on my phone. It was really crowded that day, I waited for over an hour. We opted for the all-you-can-eat option, with my husband choosing the all-you-can-drink alcohol package. It was our first time doing all-you-can-eat and we were a bit unsure if we would enjoy it. The meat wasn't too thick, but there was a good variety of tasty cuts. I would recommend the kalbi. This place is perfect for families, young groups, and couples. It's no wonder it's always busy. Despite the crowds, the staff worked efficiently and it was a pleasant experience. We were satisfied with the variety of desserts. "I want to go again." Both my husband and I really liked it.

I went there for the first time. The atmosphere was okay. I found an all-you-can-eat ice cream which got me really excited. It was convenient to order through the touch panel without having to talk to the staff every time. The meat was tender and delicious. They also had a drink bar which was nice to have while eating. The salad, almond jelly, and mango pudding were a bit disappointing. The ice cream was delicious though. The staff was friendly, but I could hear the staff chatting and laughing loudly from the kitchen, which was a bit distracting.

I had the most reasonable all-you-can-eat menu. Even so, there were quite a variety of dishes, around 40-50 types. The bibimbap was delicious. The kids strangely loved the edamame and kept ordering more. The mango pudding and almond jelly for dessert were both tasty and the single serving size was great. I don't quite agree with the pricing being the same for both women and men. It's really helpful that toddlers eat for free! Attractive. The taste of the meat was average. It was great that there was a touch panel for kids to play with, which allowed us to enjoy our meal slowly.