【Overall】A great restaurant near the station where you can casually enjoy delicious wagyu beef. The interior is lively and interesting.【Recommended for】Welcome and farewell parties, business dinners, celebratory occasions【Menu】Visited with my wife and a friend. - Kimchi assortment, lettuce wraps, - One pork tongue skewer, - Assorted five cuts + thick-cut beef tongue, - Harami (skirt steak), - Stone-grilled bibimbap, - Cold noodles *★ indicates highly recommended dishes.

I had lunch at Yakiniku Mansei, where I ordered the Mansei lunch set which was newly released. The restaurant was clean and had a luxurious atmosphere with private-like partitions. I ordered kimchi and namul as side dishes, along with a hot lemon tea. The main dish consisted of 4 pieces of pork and 4 pieces of karubi (beef ribs), although the karubi was more like lean meat without much marbling. The pork was decent but nothing special. The hot lemon tea was disappointingly lukewarm. I also tried to use PayPay for payment but realized that the 200-point cashback offer was only for purchases over 5,000 yen. Overall, it was an average dining experience.

I visited Yakiniku Mansei, which opened in August. When the elevator opened on the 6th floor, I was greeted by a vibrant red space. The hallway leading to my seat was also red, giving off a retro bubble-era vibe. The seats had a darker tone, which was somewhat calming. I ordered a Namul assortment for $5.50, a thick cut assortment of 5 types of meat with beef tongue for $57.75, a feast of Wagyu Kalbi for $83.38, Kuppa for $9.02, and a meal set (rice + soup) for $5.50. I also ordered soft serve ice cream. The meat was of good quality, but maybe due to my age, eating only Wagyu felt a bit too fatty. Perhaps lunch would be more suitable. However, the seasoned dishes like Namul and Kuppa had great flavors. The Hokkaido soft serve ice cream I had at the end was exceptionally delicious. It had a different taste from Mini Stop's soft serve, but it was just as good. This can be found at other Mansei locations that don't serve Yakiniku, so I would love to have it again if I visit another Mansei.