The whole family was motivated to go! I used to go there a lot during my university days. The store is different now, but back then I remember being eager to try the yakiniku (^ω^) Now, with a total of 9 people, we made a reservation before visiting. The parking lot was filled with so many bicycles! Maybe there are a lot of students here? It feels nostalgic (o^^o) Inside the restaurant, it was crowded with the smell of grilled meat, smoke, and the smiles of customers (^ ^) Back in the day, it wasn't all-you-can-eat. Is the food all-you-can-eat now? For drinks, you can choose between all-you-can-drink or individual orders, but since only my sister-in-law and I were drinking, we all decided to go with individual orders. We ordered the Special Set (excluding tax: 2800 yen). Let's start with a cheers! The beer in the glass is labeled as "Ichiban Shibori," but it's definitely not beer σ(^_^;) It's honestly not good! One glass is enough (ʅ(◞‿◟)ʃ) The meat isn't particularly delicious either, but since it's all-you-can-eat, this is enough for now (^ω^) Today, there are a lot of children, so we're going for quantity over quality (laughs). Since the draft beer was bad, I tried ordering a highball next. Hmm. This is also not good! It seems like all the carbonation is gone (ToT) I give up! No more alcohol! Let's focus on eating (☝︎ ՞ਊ ՞)☝︎ I ate so much, it's like I wonder how much it would cost if I ordered everything individually? That's the advantage of all-you-can-eat! But personally, I wish they would increase the quality of the food and alcohol a bit more, even if they raise the price. Well, I still had fun, though ♫

I wonder if this place is good for reasonable yakiniku with my family in Kyoto and the surrounding area. They offer all-you-can-eat menu, but we always order a la carte. The set menu is a good deal. I will definitely visit again. Thank you for the delicious meal!

The restaurant is very busy. There seems to be a lot of students nearby.

The cost performance is good.

I wanted some meat, so I went to my favorite side menu restaurant, Yaruki. They offer a variety of side dishes such as rice, soup, and dessert, which are very satisfying. I chose the premium course because I wanted to try beef tongue and domestic beef. It costs 3500 yen per person and there is a 70-minute time limit, so it's quite rushed, but I just kept eating. I often go to other restaurants, but this place had a calm atmosphere. I recommend the domestic beef kalbi and loin. I always end up wanting more rice. You can choose from different sauces like tare, salt, and spicy, which is perfect for those who are greedy for flavors. In addition to regular desserts, they also offer premium desserts, limited to one per person. You can choose from parfaits or cakes, and I was completely satisfied until the end. I wish I could have eaten a little more... Thank you for the meal ☆

This is a review of the yakiniku restaurant "Yakiniku Yaruki Takano" located in Takano, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto. It's located south of Ichijoji Ramen Street. The best part is the affordability, with the all-you-can-eat standard course and all-you-can-drink option for only 3000 yen. Additionally, if you enter before 6 pm, you get a 10% discount, making it even cheaper! I often visit this restaurant when I go to visit my son in Kyoto. This time, my wife, son, and I went there without a reservation and were able to get a table easily before 6 pm. We ordered the standard all-you-can-eat course and the cheapest all-you-can-drink option (with alcohol). We started with three servings each of kalbi, harami, and salted tongue, along with a single order of draft beer. The draft beer is only 190 yen, so it's incredibly cheap. We also ordered white rice and kimchi. Once the meat arrived, we grilled it and enjoyed it with the beer and highballs. While beer and highballs are good, nothing beats white rice with yakiniku – it's so satisfying. My son, you're eating too much white rice, let's focus on the meat, haha. The highball at this restaurant is remarkably strong! I like my highballs strong, but this was really intense... I ended up getting quite drunk (and later got scolded by my wife). The standard course is delicious enough, especially the harami. I am so full of delicious yakiniku. Thank you for the meal.

In September of the 28th year of Heisei, we went to a yakiniku tabehoudai (all-you-can-eat) restaurant called "Yakiniku Yaruki Takano" near Ichijoji Station in Kyoto. It was a very cost-effective restaurant, so our family of four had dinner there. The drinks were only 190 yen each, so we didn't even need to get the all-you-can-drink option. Since there were four of us, we ordered a lot and grilled and ate to our heart's content. We were too busy eating to take photos... The harami (skirt steak) was especially delicious! Towards the end, we filled up on harami and rice... Thank you for the meal. In November of the 27th year of Heisei, we visited the same yakiniku tabehoudai restaurant "Yakiniku Yaruki Takano" near Ichijoji Station in Kyoto. The best thing about this place is how "cheap" it is! It's perfect for those who want to eat a lot. We ordered the Special Course for 2800 yen, and the menu was so rich with a variety of options from yakiniku to rice dishes and desserts, but this time, we focused on "beef"! Beef tongue, kalbi, harami... we kept grilling and eating, and everything was so tender and delicious. However, the highlight was the "Aged Yaruki Large Kalbi Steak," which was huge and thick. We grilled it and cut it with scissors, it was so hearty and tasty! Also, the "Ippon Kalbi" was a super big and exciting dish at this yakiniku restaurant. Towards the end, we enjoyed beef tongue and hormone with shochu. The all-you-can-eat time is 100 minutes, which is plenty of time for yakiniku. The drink service was efficient and the timing of drink refills was quick. Whether it was the all-you-can-drink option or shochu on the rocks, the glasses kept coming, and we ended up getting quite drunk. Thank you for the meal.

I was asked by an acquaintance to help out with something and as a thank you, I was treated to dinner. When I arrived, it was still early and the restaurant was not very crowded. We opted for the all-you-can-eat premium course, but I noticed that some people were already eating when we were being seated. The quality of the meat was decent, with cuts like kalbi, loin, and harami meeting my expectations. However, the thin slices of beef tongue were disappointing, and the lack of heat on the grill was a major letdown. It took a long time for the meat to cook, and the limited 60-minute time slot made it difficult to enjoy a leisurely meal. Despite these issues, I believe the restaurant is trying their best with the quality of the meat, and I may consider visiting their branch in Neyagawa, Osaka in the future.

The yakiniku here is delicious and it's all-you-can-eat, so I highly recommend this place. I often go to all-you-can-eat restaurants, but sometimes the meat is tough, or the color is too dark, or it just feels like cheap meat. However, the meat here is tender and has a nice red color, very tasty. And it's all-you-can-eat! The cost performance is also great. There are many items on the all-you-can-eat menu, so you can't try everything, but as long as you get your money's worth, it's good. The atmosphere of the restaurant is nice and dimly lit, suitable for a date as well.

I always eat delicious food until I'm full. I'm sorry for always ordering beef tongue. I'm happy that they bring the food quickly even when I order. The staff are friendly and going to the restaurant is always enjoyable. I wish there was a restaurant in front of my house. I might go there every day. The meat is tender and the sweet sauce is to my liking. It would be even better if there was a buffet with fresh ingredients. The semi-private rooms are also recommended for a calm dining experience. Galbi, beef tongue, intestines, spicy stir-fried pork, bibimbap, dessert. I wish there were more dessert options.

There are many all-you-can-eat restaurants near Ichijoji in Kyoto, but I highly recommend this one. The atmosphere of the restaurant is dimly lit and creates a calming space to relax after work. Most importantly, the meat is delicious! The thick-cut steak is very satisfying. However, it may be a bit difficult to eat heartily if there are guys around, so it's more suitable for a girls' night out. I love the stone pot bibimbap and choy sum, and end up ordering them multiple times. It's a place where you can enjoy delicious meat without worrying about time, so I think it can be used for girls' night out, couples, or business entertainment.

While sightseeing in Kyoto, I suddenly craved yakiniku and decided to look for a tabehoudai (all-you-can-eat) option. I found this place where the minimum price for all-you-can-eat was 1,890 yen (excluding tax), which seemed very affordable. When I arrived, I noticed that many students were having a party there. Despite that, the place was surprisingly spacious, and I was seated quickly. The ordering system was the typical touch panel at your table that you often see in all-you-can-eat places. The variety of meat seemed a bit limited, probably due to the low price. However, the drink prices were around 300 yen each, which is cheaper than most izakayas around. They also offered a drink-all-you-can option. The quality of the meat was not bad overall. I was a bit disappointed to find out that the tongue was pork, but considering the price and taste, it was probably a good deal for an all-you-can-eat yakiniku place.

This restaurant is perfect for treating your younger colleagues who eat a lot. It's the only place around here where you can get all-you-can-eat and all-you-can-drink at such a cheap price. The meat has a rubbery texture, the sausages are small, and the color of the meat looks unappetizing. Without the sauce, it doesn't taste like much. The variety of food is lacking, and the staff can be chatty. However, the place is quiet due to the low number of customers, and the multiple floors make it easy to ignore other groups. There are also private rooms and the interior is quite spacious. It's great for a group gathering with a lively atmosphere! The abundance of old tube monitors on the exterior is an interesting touch.

The high motivation of Takano that has turned into a building. Whenever I go here, I always choose the all-you-can-eat option with my friends. And we always compete to see how much we can eat! The interior of the restaurant is clean and nice. It has a circular shape with a central open space or private rooms separated by partitions. I recommend the open space where you can have a lively time with friends! The price for the all-you-can-eat is around 3000 yen, if I remember correctly. I haven't been there recently, so I may have forgotten a bit, but it was not expensive at all! Definitely a great place to go with a large group for a fun time!