For dinner, my wife, daughter who is a college student, and I visited this place. We have been here many times, but it is just so affordable. It's not all-you-can-eat barbecue, but you can eat all the meat you like and still get great value for your money. The three of us had some drinks and ate until we were stuffed, and it only cost us 10,000 yen. The meat was delicious, and we felt more than satisfied for the price we paid.

I visited this restaurant for the first time. It was innovative to have the meat delivered by train. The lunch menu had great value and everything looked appealing. I ordered the large portion lunch with an additional serving of medium rare Kalbi. The rice portion was free to upgrade to large or extra-large, but I chose medium. There was plenty of meat, and the medium rare Kalbi was delicious. They have a variety of lunch options, and I would like to visit again.

On a regular lunch outing, four close friends indulged in a feast of yakiniku. One of the friends highly recommended the Yakiniku Tokkyu Kameoka Station. We arrived at 1:00 PM, it was our first visit. The parking lot was about 60% full. The restaurant was located right above the flat parking lot. We climbed the stairs to the second floor and were surprised by the spaciousness of the place. The restaurant was also about 60% full. We were seated at a table where six adults could comfortably sit, and received an explanation for first-time visitors. All orders were placed using a tablet. Water and tea were self-service. Plates, towels, chopsticks, and tongs were already set on the table. We ordered the "Man's Lunch" (with kalbi and sirloin), "Man's Lunch" (with juicy harami and sirloin), "Man's Lunch" (with kalbi), "Man's Lunch" (with juicy harami), and a salad with watercress and Korean seaweed. Due to some circumstances, we gave up on alcohol and opted for two extra servings of rice. Along with the announcement, the express train arrived. The meat was served on it - it was so much fun! The meat was fresh and tender. Feeling excited, we added more orders: "Express Set" (Osaka harami angle, juicy harami, aged one-piece tecchan), "100% domestic beef hamburger", and "aged one-piece tecchan". Yes, we were stuffed. Despite not having alcohol, the bill was less than 2000 yen per person. We were extremely satisfied!

The restaurant is themed after a train, complete with hanging straps. The alcohol and overall menu are reasonably priced! However, that doesn't mean the meat is bad. It feels like a family-friendly yakiniku restaurant, with salads and desserts available. You have to get your own water, tea, wet towels, spoons, etc., but the items you order are brought to you on a train-like tray! Just a heads up, the rice sizes are a bit confusing - small is medium portion, medium is large portion.

Visited with a friend on Sunday afternoon. The restaurant was spacious and there was no wait. We were seated at a table and the staff explained the system to us, which was a bit annoying. It was probably for repeat customers to skip the explanation. We ordered using a touch panel, and the menu was easy to understand with regular items available. I had the "medium rare kalbi lunch" with a choice of "medium" rice. Soon after, it came down the lane. You have to press the "return" button for the conveyor to move, so there's no need to rush. My impression was that it was a bit small. The meat was of high quality and very delicious. I should have gone for "1.5 times the meat".

Today's lunch was at "Yakiniku Tokkyuu Kameoka-ten." This is a yakiniku chain restaurant located across from Galleria Kameoka along National Route 9 in Kameoka City. It seems to be a chain restaurant that is mainly based in Osaka. The large restaurant stands out and has a big parking lot, with many cars parked, making me worry that it might be crowded during lunchtime. It is a piloti-style building with parking on the 1st floor, so you have to take the stairs to the 2nd floor. The interior of the restaurant is spacious and there are not many people, despite the size of the place. For some reason, there are hanging straps lined up. When seated, I was asked if it was my first time at the restaurant, and since it was, an explanation began. It seems like the restaurant is themed after trains, as indicated by its name. There is a lane in the middle of the box seats where the food is delivered as if on a train. There are also detailed instructions about the train. A large ticket serves as the seat number to take to the register. Side plates are set next to the table, saving manpower. The water is self-service, but because the place is so big, it feels like a long way to go to get it. Looking at the menu, the combination sets mostly consist of lean meat with chicken, lean meat with teppanyaki, etc. I was concerned about the amount of meat, but I decided on the "Juicy Harami Lunch" for 1,099 yen. Orders are placed using a tablet, ensuring thorough automation. I lit the roaster and waited. There are also detailed instructions on how to light the fire. There was an announcement, and the color of the lamp next to the lane changed, and the food was delivered. The tables on both sides of the lane are called red and yellow homes for distinction. It reminded me of conveyor belt sushi, but it came on a large tray, making it look like a set meal. It's rare to have chisha (pickled vegetables) included. It also comes with bean sprout namul. The meat comes with name tags. It's slightly glazed with sauce. I quickly grilled it on the roaster, dipped it in the sauce, and savored the essence of yakiniku as I combined it with rice. The meat was tender and combined well with the sauce, allowing me to enjoy the true taste of yakiniku. With four pieces of chisha included and not enough meat, it was a restaurant that lived up to its concept of providing deliciousness and fun at a reasonable price.

This is the Kameoka Station of the yakiniku chain "Yakiniku Tokkyu." I visited the restaurant on a Saturday just after it opened. There were not many customers at that time, so it was easy to find a seat. The restaurant is located along Route 9, across from the Gallerya Kameoka. It is housed in a large building with a prominent sign for "Yakiniku Tokkyu." There is a parking lot available around the restaurant. Inside, the decor is unique, resembling the interior of a special express train. Each table is designed like a train seat. The menu is displayed like train advertisements, and the food is delivered to the table on a conveyor belt similar to a sushi train. Lunch menu prices range from 800 to 1700 yen, with different types and amounts of meat, along with rice, chijimi (Korean pancake), soup, bean sprouts, and more included. There is also a wide variety of other menu items such as meat, seafood, and side dishes. On this day, I ordered individual meat items instead of the lunch menu: wagyu tendon toro hormon (355 yen), aged teppan (399 yen), mochachan (399 yen), and tokkyu hormon (399 yen), all seasoned with a special sauce. The aged teppan was served as a whole intestine that you cut yourself with scissors. I was curious about mochachan, which turned out to be small intestine similar to kotecchan. It had a juicy texture with a good amount of fat, perfect for those who enjoy fatty cuts. The teppan, although less fatty, had a pleasant texture and flavor. The wagyu tendon toro hormon was very tender and rich in fat, melting in the mouth. The hormone dishes I tried were all rich in fat and very satisfying. This restaurant is reasonably priced and easy to visit, so I would like to come back again in the future.

The restaurant interior looks like a train with a unique atmosphere. I ordered the marbled kalbi lunch for 999 yen (excluding tax), while my husband ordered the juicy harami for 1099 yen (excluding tax). The dishes are served on a conveyer belt, similar to a sushi restaurant. The marbled kalbi I ordered was thick, tender, and delicious. However, my husband's dish seemed to prioritize quantity over quality. It may depend on what you order for your overall experience. I felt like I made the right choice with my order. The rice portion is medium-sized, and you can opt for a larger portion for an additional fee. The white rice was also tasty. Overall, it's a recommended spot for those who want to enjoy a unique dining experience.

I lit the grill myself, adjusted the heat, and cooked the food when it arrived. I just kept grilling and eating, adding some spiciness to the sauce. It was delicious. The portions were generous, and the price stayed the same. The staff were friendly and provided excellent service. I was satisfied, thank you for the meal.

This is the Kameoka branch of the yakiniku chain "Yakiniku Tokkyu." I visited on a Sunday right after opening at 11 am. There weren't many customers at that time, so I was able to be seated right away. The restaurant is located along Route 9, across from Galleria Kameoka, with parking available around the store. The interior is spacious, designed like the inside of a special express train, with tables resembling train seats. There are grab handles along the aisles, menu boards styled like train advertisements, and the food is served on a conveyor belt like at a sushi restaurant. The lunch menu ranges from 800 to 1700 yen, with prices varying based on the type and amount of meat. The portions are generous and reasonably priced. Orders are placed using a touch panel. I ordered the Tokumori lunch set for 1649 yen, which included rice, Chinese cabbage, soup, bean sprouts, and a variety of meats such as sirloin, juicy harami, domestic pork belly, teppanyaki-style beef, chicken thigh, and sausage. The meat dishes were quite substantial. The juicy harami had a good amount of fat and juiciness. The sirloin was thick-cut and tender. The domestic pork belly was fatty and had a chewy texture. The teppanyaki-style beef was also fatty with a chewy texture. Surprisingly, the chicken thigh was tender and had a nice bounce to it. The sausage had a familiar taste. Overall, the meal was satisfying with a good variety of meats and generous portions. The Chinese cabbage with spicy miso sauce provided a refreshing contrast to the meat. The wakame seaweed soup was light and complemented the meal well. The concept of the restaurant, inspired by a special express train, was enjoyable, and the prices were reasonable. I would recommend visiting this place at least once, and I look forward to returning in the future.

"Yakiniku Tokkyu" is a popular barbecue restaurant chain with several locations in Kansai, including one at Kameoka Station. I visited the restaurant on a Saturday right when it opened at 11 am. The place was not too crowded, so I was able to quickly find a seat. The restaurant is located near Galleria Kameoka along Route 9, with a large sign that makes it easy to spot. They also have a parking lot available. The interior of the restaurant is spacious and designed to resemble the inside of a train, with tables styled like train seats, hanging straps in the aisles, and train-themed decorations on the walls. The food is served on a special "express train lane" conveyor belt, adding a fun touch to the dining experience. The lunch menu offers a variety of options ranging from 1000 to 1700 yen, with generous portions of meat priced affordably. You can also order individual cuts of meat starting from 390 yen. I ordered the Chukara Karubi and Tecchan lunch set for 1319 yen, which came with rice, soup, vegetables, and bean sprouts, as well as the Wagyu Sujitoro Horumon for 390 yen. The meat was marinated in a delicious sauce, and the Chukara Karubi had a good amount of fat and a nice texture. It was flavorful and tender, complementing the rice and vegetables well. The Tecchan had a perfect balance of fat and a chewy texture. The Wagyu Sujitoro Horumon was surprisingly tender and juicy, perfect for those who enjoy a melt-in-your-mouth experience. The soup was a simple wakame seaweed soup that paired well with the meat. Overall, I had a great experience at Yakiniku Tokkyu. The affordable prices, unique train-themed decor, and convenient touch panel ordering system make it a great choice for families and solo diners alike. I would definitely visit again."

I went to have lunch at Yakiniku Tokkyu Kameoka Station. It was just past 12 o'clock, but maybe due to the state of emergency, about half of the seats were occupied by customers. I was quickly seated and given an explanation of the system - you order using a tablet, and the grilled meat is brought to the central lane. Water, plates, chopsticks, wet towels, sauce, grated garlic, and gochujang are self-service. I ordered the "Man's Lunch (Kaku-Harami)" (extra rice) (¥1,049. excluding tax) and the "Nakaochi Kalbi Lunch" (regular rice) (¥880. excluding tax). The Man's Lunch comes with 200g of meat, and you can get extra rice for free, so it's recommended for those who want to eat a lot. The extra rice portion is quite large. The Kaku-Harami is a bit tough and cut into thick blocks. It takes a while to cook because it's thick. The Juicy Harami is thinner, and when cooked, the fatty part separates into strands. Considering the price, you can't expect top-quality meat, but I wish they could improve a bit. They mentioned they use Koshihikari rice, but it was a bit sticky - the taste of rice can change depending on how it's cooked. [Rice: 2.4] The extra rice portion filled me up. Thank you for the meal.

On August 5th (Monday) around 11:45, as soon as we entered the restaurant, my son was impressed by the atmosphere... Almost everything is 390 yen, so it's quite cheap, right? Yes! You can even choose Wagyu beef, so it's quite satisfying when you make a good selection. And they bring the grilled meat by express delivery, right? I even took a video of it. You should post it on Instagram Stories! So they're cutting costs on labor, right? I even changed the grill myself, so it's not bad, right? It's simple. But it's just slightly lacking, isn't it? It's hard not to compare it to our usual place, right? That's understandable. It was my first time, so maybe I couldn't make a perfect selection... Anyway, it was delicious! Thank you for the meal!

A new yakiniku restaurant with a conveyor belt system like a revolving sushi bar has opened in Kameoka. I visited with my family and we were impressed by the spacious interior decorated like a train, complete with hanging straps. Orders are placed using a touch panel and delivered to your table on the conveyor belt. I thought that young children would have been delighted if we had brought them when they were small. There were also small chairs for children. In terms of taste, I believe they are doing their best for this price range. I recommend this place for families with young children. Thank you for the meal.

It was good. When I visited the restaurant, they asked if it was my first time there, and when I said yes, they guided me to my seat and explained how to order and where to find cold water and hot tea. I ordered using a tablet and the food came quickly like a bullet train. It was quite fun even for adults, so children might enjoy it too! The prices were mostly 390 yen, which is reasonable. The plate of meat in the photo had four types of meat nicely arranged, each with a name tag for easy identification. It's a great place to enjoy casual yakiniku. For those with small appetites, you can have rice, soup, and meat for a lunch price. I recommend it for when you feel like having yakiniku casually.

I stayed overnight in my car at a roadside station nearby, so I decided to try the closest restaurant. The yakiniku (grilled meat) was quite affordable at 390 yen for a set. You order using a tablet, and your food comes to you quickly. Since I was on a tight budget, I ordered harami (390 yen) and bean sprout namul (99 yen) with two glasses of draft beer (290 yen each). I wanted to drink a bit more, so I added another glass of beer and more bean sprout namul. In total, I spent around 1500 yen for three glasses of beer. It was really cost-effective. I ordered the Juicy Harami, and it was juicy and tender, and quite delicious. The portion size was decent as well. I arrived around 4:30 pm, and there were only 2-3 groups of customers in the restaurant. But by 6:30 pm, when I looked from the roadside station, there were quite a few customers waiting in the waiting area.

Yakiniku Tokkyu has a funny name, so I decided to try it out! It was really good! They have a system where they deliver meat to you on a train! It's like the Kameoka Dentetsu (laughs). The meat was mostly 390 yen, I think? It was really delicious for the price! The rice was also very tasty, like freshly cooked!

There is a yakiniku restaurant in Kameoka City called Yakiniku Tokkyu Kameoka Station. The restaurant has a rotating yakiniku style setup, which seems like it would be enjoyable for children. I visited for lunch with low expectations, and the quality of the meat was as expected - the tongue seemed frozen, and I wished for more flavor in the harami and teppanyaki meat. However, considering the price for lunch, it was acceptable. Thank you for the meal.

I made a stop at a reasonable and delicious yakiniku restaurant during a solo trip to Kameoka's mountain pass. It was brought by an express train. The best. （▼_▼）

Basic orders are placed using a tablet, and the food is brought to the table by a bullet train. You only interact with the staff when receiving a ticket with your table number upon entering and when paying the bill. Social distancing is maintained.