I went to eat with a friend at An An, which is known for being cheap among my friends. It was a good choice! We went around 6 pm on a weekday and it was not crowded, which was nice. Everything was cheap and delicious. The drinks were a bit slow to come out, but other than that, everything was great. There were many menu options and it was hard to decide what to order. The staff were also energetic and smiling, which was nice! I would like to go eat there again next time.

I'm happy that the chorogi salad and sangchu are cheap. The store is open until late every day now that the COVID-19 pandemic has subsided. This is usually where I go when I want to eat meat because it's affordable. There is one staff member who I don't get along with, which is a bit of a problem when I go. The other staff members are good though.

It's a chain yakiniku restaurant near the south exit of Akabane Station. I used a PayPay Gourmet coupon for a discount. There are both counter and table seats, and I chose a table seat. There were two male customers at the table seats. Families, couples, and groups of friends were also dining. I was the only solo female customer, so I left quickly after eating. The assorted meat platter was a good deal at 600 yen. I also ordered a small bowl of rice. The kalbi was delicious, but the harami was a bit tough and the gyutan was average. Lunch is only available on weekends.

All-you-can-drink included for 2990 yen. The kalbi is as shown in the picture. The cabbage is delicious. The beer is always served ice cold, which is great. There is a wide variety of sour cocktails and highballs. It's more enjoyable as a drinking snack rather than focusing on the meat.

It's interesting how the menu varies slightly depending on the store, with "Hormone Mix" and "An An Roast." Overall, it seems like the amount of meat is slightly less compared to other stores? Thank you for the meal.

When I went to Akabane for work, I went to An An with my coworkers. The prices here are really cheap. I was a bit surprised by the prices. Since we were with work colleagues, we just ate a lot without worrying about the atmosphere. I really wanted to have barbecue and beer, but had to give up on the beer this time because I was driving. Next time we go for barbecue, I plan to have some beer as well. LOL

It was a cheap and delicious restaurant.

This is perfect for banquets!!

Met up with a friend for a casual drink. We went to a cheap yakiniku restaurant and had some meat while drinking. Since it's a yakiniku place, there were no appetizers, which was a plus. We started with a Highball for ¥290 - Cheers! The price is like a standing bar, so cheap and good! I ended up just drinking Highballs that day. For food, we ordered three items: - Seseri (chicken neck) for ¥290 - Spicy Yagen Nankotsu (cartilage) for ¥290 - Petite Manko Ika (small squid) for ¥290 The seseri had a good amount of fat and was just right, as I find beef with too much marbling too heavy these days. The crunchiness of the cartilage and the spiciness were amazing. Highballs go down so easily with these dishes. Of course, we had to order more Highballs! The squid looked small and cute. When grilled, its short legs curled up, making it fun to eat. The combination of mentaiko and mayonnaise was quite good. But my favorite way to eat squid is still with mayonnaise, soy sauce, and shichimi. Next time, I want to try some hormone dishes. Overall, it was more like using the yakiniku place as an izakaya, but I would definitely come back again.

I was invited by a friend and went for the first time!! My first impression was... it's really cheap (laughs). I was wondering about the taste, but it was decently delicious!! Goes well with rice~♡ Recommended for when you want to eat without worrying about the price!! I love vegetables grilled, so being able to order just one type of vegetables was great for me☆ However... the rice dishes were not that great which was disappointing... Well, considering the very low prices, maybe I shouldn't expect too much... Anyway, if you're looking for meat and white rice!! then I think it's good♪

I decided to visit this popular restaurant for solo yakiniku, but had to wait for 10 minutes before finally being seated at the counter. The restaurant had a spacious layout and a relaxed atmosphere with music playing in the background. Despite being a budget yakiniku restaurant, it didn't feel like one. I ordered three glasses of draft beer and a variety of meats. The V-cut kalbi had a rich flavor from being marinated in sauce. The pork sausage was a favorite of mine, with a strong smoky flavor and juicy texture. The harami was a bit dry, while the tongue salt had excellent quality for the price. The middle rib kalbi was cut too small and was disappointing. The beef top round had a thick cut with minimal fat, possibly due to cost-cutting measures. Overall, I left the restaurant feeling full and satisfied. It was a good experience.

The Saitama branch's request this time was for "yakiniku." The customer asked for a cheap place to eat because they are on a budget. Despite the staff's suggestion for a simple meal, the customer insisted on having meat. So, the staff searched desperately in Akabane, where many carnivorous animals live, for a place that is both cheap and delicious. They found a clean and welcoming atmosphere with reasonable prices. The staff member, known as the "Tongue Killer," ordered the salted tongue for 490 yen, which was satisfying in terms of taste and price. They also used a coupon to get either loin or kalbi for free. The prices for the loin and kalbi were also very affordable at 290 yen. The charcoal used for grilling may not be the best, but considering the price range, it is understandable. Most of the menu items are under 500 yen, making it a good place to go with a group of friends for a hearty meal. They enjoyed a variety of dishes, including sausages, grilled vegetables, mushrooms, salad, cold noodles, and dessert. Overall, they had a satisfying meal and drinks for around 2,500 yen per person.

I went there twice. Anyway, it's so cheap!! Both drinks and food are cheap just like the name suggests!! The atmosphere inside is calm and good for a date, I think. The thick-cut bacon Yukgaejang soup with galbi was delicious. However, I couldn't eat the hormone dishes because they had a strong smell. The draft beer is cheap but it tastes a bit metallic... Other than that, everything else is delicious!! I'll definitely go back because you can eat and drink a lot for a low price.

The bento box costs 500 yen. It may not seem that cheap considering the price of just the kalbi, but when you think about the volume of rice and side dishes, it doesn't seem like a bad deal. It's an average yakiniku bento box.