This is the yakiniku from the famous Jojoen at the Shinagawa Prince food court. You buy a ticket from the vending machine, hand it over, and then pick up your order when called. When finished, you clean up after yourself. At first, my child wanted the ¥2500 yakiniku set, but changed their mind and had udon instead. But then they wanted meat after all, so we got a plate of just yakiniku without rice. It was tender and delicious, with a strong flavor. My child loved it. If it came with rice, I wouldn't be able to resist. ...I also had pizza after my udon (laughs). Food courts are so convenient.

Shinagawa Kitchen, which is very popular among overseas visitors. You place your order and wait to be called. After ordering, you go pick up your food in about 20 minutes. However, when I took the first bite, I found the food to be lukewarm. The toppings were decent, but the lukewarm temperature was a bit off-putting and prevented me from fully enjoying the flavors. In the end, I mixed everything together and it tasted good. Thank you for the meal!

I saw Seryu-en at the back of Shinagawa Kitchen Food Court. I bought a meal ticket at the ticket machine, handed it to the counter, received a pager, and waited. It's a style where you wait for your order. Since I was going to watch a movie afterwards, I ordered a Yakiniku (grilled meat) set meal. It seemed to be popular as it took some time, about 15 minutes, to prepare. It was indeed delicious.

I didn't know there was a high-end yakiniku (Japanese BBQ) restaurant in the food court of the Prince Hotel. I went to Shinagawa on a holiday. For lunch, I went to the 2nd floor of the Shinagawa Prince Hotel near the Takanawa exit. The food court is located opposite the bowling alley. There are various food stalls surrounding the seating area in the circular food court. They offer Italian, ramen, curry, but what caught my attention the most was the blue chili pepper icon with the green characters "Jojoen." I have visited the take-out shop at Daimaru in Tokyo Station, but I never expected to find a food court type of restaurant here. Even though it's the same food court, there's a difference between a high-end hotel and a shopping mall. You purchase your meal ticket at the touch panel ticket machine next to the store. There are various menu options, but I decided to order the standard yakiniku bibimbap set (\1,050 tax included). I handed one of the two meal tickets that came out to the staff, and they gave me a buzzer with a number. When the buzzer went off, it was my turn. The bibimbap was served on a family-like orange tray, with half of it consisting of kalbi meat and the other half of kimchi and namul. The kalbi meat didn't feel particularly high-end, it tasted similar to vacuum-packed meat you find in supermarkets, but it was undeniably delicious. What left a good impression on me was the kimchi and namul. The kimchi with a balance of sweetness over spiciness and the tangy namul with spinach and bean sprouts in sesame oil and salt made the meal enjoyable. Personally, I think it would have been more satisfying if there was less meat and more vegetables. Overall, I enjoyed the Jojoen meal at the food court. The side vegetables were more delicious than the meat. Thank you for the meal.

After playing at Aqua Park Shinagawa, we went to have lunch at Seryna Kitchen in Shinagawa Prince located inside the food court. We reserved a table and then bought food tickets from the vending machine. You can enjoy Seryna's yakiniku at a reasonable price. I was torn between choices, but I ended up getting the Yakiniku Bibimbap set. It comes with plenty of yakiniku, kimchi, namul, and more. The yakiniku was delicious, and the kimchi and vegetables were also good. There were other tempting menu items like the Yakiniku set with plenty of meat and soup. I would like to visit again in the future.

Sometimes I really crave yakiniku ju (grilled meat on rice) and this place in the food court is a rare find since it's not easy to casually visit Yakiniku Jyuban. The must-try dish here is definitely the Yakiniku Ju with extra meat! The layers of meat in the ju are so satisfying, especially when paired with the sweet and savory sauce from Yakiniku Jyuban. They also offer takeout, which is convenient. Thank you for the delicious meal! 😊

I had some errands nearby, so I went to Shinagawa Kitchen, a food court on the 2nd floor of Shinagawa Prince Hotel. Among the unfamiliar shops in the food court, I decided to try the branch of the famous restaurant Seryna. I chose the "Yakiniku Juu" dish. I was pleasantly surprised by how delicious it was! Despite the reasonable price of 1030 yen including tax, the taste was really good! The cost performance was excellent. The combination with the kimchi served on the side was superb.

Shinagawa Kitchen is located on the 2nd floor of the Shinagawa Prince Hotel Annex Tower, a 4-minute walk from Shinagawa Station Takanawa Exit. You buy a food ticket, submit it at the counter, receive a buzzer, and pick up your order when it buzzes. The Beef Tongue Bento for ¥1,150 includes bean sprouts, spinach, Kakuteki, kimchi, and 4 slices of beef tongue. It's more of a Bibimbap with beef tongue as an accent. The beef tongue is grilled after you order, offering a taste of Seryna's quality meat at an affordable price. With Seryna located in the Shinagawa Prince area, the availability of ingredients is likely convenient. If you're expecting Bibimbap, you might find the amount of meat a bit lacking. But considering the location and the presence of Seryna and skilled grill chefs, the price seems reasonable. The thinly sliced beef tongue is seasoned perfectly, showcasing the expertise of a renowned restaurant. The location, just a 1-minute walk from the movie theater, makes it convenient for waiting times. Overall, it's a good option for a meal.

When you're in a hurry to eat, a food court is really convenient, right? I recently had a luxurious lunch at Seryna in the Shinagawa Prince Hotel, so this time I had lunch at Seryna Kitchen in the food court. I noticed they had a new menu item called "yakiniku juu" with extra meat, so I decided to try it. I asked for less rice. In the past, when I tried the extra meat option on the Wagyu kalbi bowl, it was a bit lacking, but this time, the extra meat on the yakiniku juu was really generous. Maybe because I asked for less rice, but more than half of the dish was filled with meat. It was meat after meat! The meat, cooked in a sweet and savory sauce, had just the right amount of fat and was tender and delicious. Thank you for the meal.

I visited a food court in Yakiniku Shigehina Purin and decided to have lunch there. I found a branch of Seryna, so I decided to try it out. I chose a cheaper option, so the quality of the meat was average. Despite being named Seryna, the prices were low and the food was satisfying.

The restaurants in the Shinagawa Prince Hotel are mostly closed due to the state of emergency. However, the food court on the 2nd floor of the Annex Tower is open on weekends. I chose Seryna and ordered the Wagyu beef bowl (with extra meat). I thought I had until 8:00 pm, but they announced that they would close at 6:00 pm. I was called at 5:40 pm, so I hurried to eat. The extra meat was a good choice as the portion was not that big. The beef was delicious, but the rice was slightly cold, probably because it was close to closing time. I still prefer going to Seryna's main restaurant rather than the food court.

At the food court, there is a branch of Jojoen. Jojoen is quite easy to eat here! The yakiniku bowl is simple with just yakiniku, rice, and kimchi! It's perfect for lunch. It may not be as good as Jojoen's yakiniku, but in terms of convenience and price, it's top-notch! The kimchi is surprisingly delicious!

This is a shop of Jojoen located in the food court of Shinagawa Prince Hotel. The prices are reasonable ❤️ It was quite crowded on Sunday afternoon^_^ They checked our temperature at the entrance for COVID-19 prevention before entering the food court. There are various shops such as udon, ramen, and takoyaki, which is fun. It was quite busy during Sunday lunchtime. We decided to go to Jojoen for some meat^_^ It was quite delicious.

I attended a seminar near Shinagawa Prince Hotel and didn't have much time, so I looked around and ended up at the same store. It seemed easy to use, so I went in and bought a meal ticket. It was the famous restaurant Seryna, so I had high expectations. After waiting for about 5 minutes, I saw them reheating the grilled meat in a frying pan. It was tough and salty.

I was told there was a 20-minute wait at Seryna, but I decided to wait. There were bibimbap ingredients next to the yakiniku. The meat is thinly sliced but not very tender, and the kimchi was easy to eat and delicious. The bibimbap ingredients were decent.

You can easily enjoy the taste of Seryna at Shinagawa Prince's food court. The food court has plenty of seating, making it perfect for a break. This time, I purchased the Bibimbap from Seryna. While the amount of meat may not be as much as in a bento box, the sauce, kimchi, and namul all have the signature delicious taste of Seryna, making it a satisfying meal.

After returning to the hotel from the banquet, I decided to have something to finish off the night. Since the food court was still open, I opted for a kuppaburi. I had high expectations since it was a branch of Seryna, but it turned out to be a more casual version for the food court. The prices were cheaper, so I couldn't expect too much, but I wish there was a bit more meat in it.

The restaurants in the food court are surprisingly not cheap. It may be hotel prices. The beef bowl costs 980 yen. It's not wagyu, but it was delicious. The portion of rice may be small for men. There is a generous amount of meat compared to the rice!

Yesterday's snack meal was at the Shinagawa Prince Hotel's food court, Shinagawa Kitchen♪ It was quite busy at 3 PM after finishing work on the construction site. I had the Kalbi Bibimbap bowl and a plate of grilled meat from Seryna. It was nice to be able to eat quickly and easily. (^-^)

I stopped by because I didn't have much time but wanted to eat a delicious lunch before attending an event. As expected, the food at Jyubanen was delicious, even though it was a bit crowded.