I made a reservation according to the opening hours, but the restaurant turned out to be smaller than expected and almost full. When I entered the restaurant, it felt quite smoky and the floor was slightly sticky. I had to be careful with the clothes and shoes I wore. I ordered the all-you-can-eat grilled oyster course that I had reserved. It took about 10 minutes for each round to be grilled, as I had read in reviews, so I ate quickly at the beginning, but towards the end I had eaten so much that I couldn't have seconds by the time of last order. The steamed oysters that came as a starter were slightly undercooked. Then came the unlimited refills of oyster rice and potato & oyster fry. The potato fry was delicious as expected, and the oyster fry had a good amount of batter, but it was tasty for outdoor dining. The oyster rice was a regular mixed rice, but it had a strong ginger flavor. The staff were young boys who chatted a lot but seemed to get along well and were working hard. One thing I found really nice was that although I did not do it, the person at the next table was ordering one drink at a time, and the staff kindly suggested switching to the all-you-can-drink option for better value. At the beginning of the opening, they seemed busy, but later on they started asking if you wanted a refill when the grilled oysters ran out. Every time the grilled oysters were ready, a staff member would come to uncover them. It was easy to get refills of grilled oysters without feeling embarrassed, and they even asked if I wanted more multiple times. The taste was good and the price was reasonable. There are not many places in Kyoto where you can eat a lot of oysters, so I think this restaurant is not bad.

First time trying all-you-can-eat grilled oysters set. They said it would take about 10 minutes to cook, but I was able to eat without any stress. I feel like I've eaten a lifetime's worth of oysters, haha, it's quite luxurious. The set includes steamed oysters, fried oysters, potato fries, and cooked rice, so you should choose wisely.

I went there just to give it a try (lol). I didn't have high expectations at all, but we decided to go with 4 people and ordered the half-size appetizer, which was steamed oysters (lol). The portion was quite decent for an appetizer. We thought maybe just the appetizer would be enough? The taste was better than expected, so that was good. The couple next to us had an all-you-can-eat option and had a huge pile of shells, which was impressive.

When it comes to oyster huts in Kyoto, this is the place! I came to eat here after a long time! Sometimes I just crave a lot of oysters... When that happens, I head to the oyster hut fever with all-you-can-eat options! It's conveniently located near the station along the Takase River, so the view is also good. I went with two friends this time! Of course, we enjoyed the all-you-can-eat raw oysters and grilled oysters with various seasonings! Putting oysters on top of rice for the last bite is also irresistible! I want to come back around winter again!

I always go for the all-you-can-eat grilled oysters. There is a time limit, but you can eat at your own pace and be completely satisfied with the amount. Steamed oysters, oysters & potato fries, and rice are also included. I always order the addictive cabbage and kimchi as side dishes for flavor variation. Even when the last order time comes, if I ask, "Can we have one last round?" the staff always respond with a pleasant attitude, "Of course! I'll bring it right out!" There are occasionally disappointing staff members at some restaurants, but you won't find any here. I always leave completely satisfied. I'll definitely be going back with my wife again.

Visited for the all-you-can-eat option!! Great value for money!! Ate so many fresh oysters!! The staff were friendly too! Really enjoyed the oysters!! I think I might get addicted to this place, will definitely visit again!!

All-you-can-eat oysters. I chose the option with grilled oysters and raw oysters. It also came with fried oysters and mixed rice, but those were not part of the all-you-can-eat deal. I ate a lot of oysters and was so happy to be full of oysters!

I ordered the all-you-can-eat oysters. Both the grilled oysters and raw oysters were delicious, but be careful of norovirus when eating raw oysters.

The all-you-can-eat oyster service was great, allowing us to eat at a good pace and leaving us satisfied.

Oyster lovers will be thrilled. Oyster rice topped with all-you-can-eat grilled oysters and served with dashi soy sauce. It was delicious. Perfect for eating a lot!

Personally, I don't think I would come back again. Thank you for the meal.

Grilled oysters are delicious. Raw oysters are not so great. They don't open on time.

Cost performance is good.

The oysters don't taste like the sea, but you can enjoy a good quantity.

This time, it's all-you-can-eat grilled oysters for 2980 yen only. The time limit is 90 minutes. For an additional 1000 yen, you can have all-you-can-eat raw oysters, and for an extra 1500 yen, you can have all-you-can-drink. Drink orders are required and consumption tax will be added. In addition to the all-you-can-eat option, there are steamed oysters, potato fries, oyster rice, and oyster fry. The oyster fry is hot and delicious. The oyster rice is mixed rice, but it doesn't seem to have oysters inside. Overall, everything is decent. As for the all-you-can-eat oysters, they come in various sizes from small to large. The taste ranges from mediocre to delicious. The cooking time for each round is about 15 minutes, so if you eat a lot, you might not get full. However, with a last order time of 90 minutes, it was satisfying. There seems to be only one grilling machine per table, so it might get frustrating with 4 or more people. Up to 6 people can share one table. The a la carte menu has various options, but they are on the pricier side, except for the grilled offal. Despite the rustic atmosphere, most customers are couples or families, making it a typical izakaya. I didn't opt for the all-you-can-drink option this time, but I enjoyed some sake like Tosa Tsuru, Yama no Kawasemi, and Senjyu, mostly light and dry types, starting from 500 yen for a glass. They also offer a variety of wines. There's no other place in Kyoto where you can eat oysters at this price, so I recommend it. I'd like to compare it with another place next time. Shinsekai.