Today, I went for my annual health check-up and decided to challenge a slightly junky all-you-can-eat buffet for lunch. My wife wanted to go, so we arrived around 1 pm thinking it wouldn't be too crowded on a weekday. However, there was a wait of 20 groups. I was advised to go for the steak and drumsticks, so I focused on those. Freshly made food really is delicious. It was fun being able to choose different cuts of meat. The sides and salads were also very good. Thank you for the meal.

I went to a Kentucky buffet for the first time. Although the variety of dishes wasn't that great, they had everything you need for a meal - salad, chicken, pasta, rice, bread, and dessert - and everything was delicious. You could choose the part of the chicken you wanted, so I tried the thigh and rib. The rib was a bit tough, with less fat and a dry texture. I think I prefer the thigh, which is juicy and tasty. I was surprised by how delicious the bread was. They had croissants and rye bread, both crispy on the outside and moist and sweet on the inside. The taste of the wheat in both the croissant and rye bread was delicious. I wanted to buy some to take home. They also had soft serve ice cream, so I ended up making a coffee float. The soft serve itself was average. Thank you for the meal.

I don't usually go there, but when I heard that they have a wide variety of original menu items that you can only eat there at their all-you-can-eat buffet, I was very curious and decided to visit (of course, I have always loved KFC). The buffet style with a wide selection of dishes made me excited! Personally, having coleslaw and biscuits available for all-you-can-eat felt like a dream come true. You can choose your favorite part of the chicken, but the drumsticks are popular and sometimes hard to get if you don't time it right. The Cajun chicken from the original menu was impressive. It was tender and had a spicy flavor that really stimulated my appetite. The Galibata chicken with garlic rice was incredibly delicious. The carbonara, which I had high hopes for, did not disappoint. And the rumored soup curry was so good that it could be a standalone dish. I'm not someone who can eat a lot, so instead of devouring a large amount of meat, I enjoyed a variety of side dishes and menu items that I don't usually see. The coffee jelly and lemon jelly desserts were also delicious, and on that day, I indulged in eating without worrying about calories. Thank you for the meal!

Kentucky's chicken, biscuits, and crispy chicken all-you-can-eat buffet also offers a variety of original menu items, making it more enjoyable than any other buffet! You can also enjoy coleslaw, vegetables, and fruits, so although it's a bit pricey, I think it's reasonable. The staff quickly cleared away empty plates, allowing us to enjoy our meal.

When I went to Grandberry Park for shopping, I visited the Kentucky buffet restaurant that I wanted to try. This restaurant is only available in 3 locations nationwide, and the South Machida store in the Tokyo metropolitan area is one of them. I checked in after 10 am and there were already over 20 groups of customers ahead of me. The restaurant opened at 11 am, and I just made it in time to be called in the first round. The price was around 2,600 yen per person for an 80-minute all-you-can-eat menu. Unlike ordering at regular stores, you can choose the parts you want to eat as much as you like here. The chicken was juicy and flavorful, almost like it was freshly fried, and the secret spices were irresistible. If I had gone with an empty stomach the day before, I felt like I could eat as many pieces as I wanted. There were various options like garlic butter fried rice, Cajun chicken, soup curry seasoned with chicken dipping sauce, crispy chicken, and unlimited biscuits to choose from. You could also enjoy popular desserts like ring biscuits topped with maple syrup and soft serve ice cream, which are loved by women. They also provided fresh fruits like pink grapefruits and oranges for dessert. The interior of the restaurant was well-designed with fixed tables and chairs in the box seats for storing belongings, making it convenient for all ages to visit. When I left, there were about 50 groups waiting, so I felt it was best to check in early in the morning on weekends or during the quiet hours before evening.

Two years ago, I came to the restaurant and managed to eat 9 pieces of original chicken. This time, I was determined to go for 10! The taste was as good as ever, and I could keep eating my favorite parts thanks to the all-you-can-eat option. In addition to the classics like scones, coleslaw, and potatoes, there were also pasta, pilaf, and soup curry for flavor variations. However, I suddenly hit my limit... unexpectedly stopping at 6 pieces. How disappointing. If only there had been mashed potatoes and gravy, I could have made it to 10!

It's honestly impossible to fully enjoy the price value, but I like to get 2 pieces of crispy chicken, 1 nugget, and then enjoy dishes like gratin or soup curry. The curry is a bit thin, but it tastes great with the chicken added. The biscuits with unlimited maple syrup are a dream, especially when paired with soft serve ice cream. You might not be able to eat a lot due to getting full quickly, but being able to choose your favorite parts of the chicken is definitely a plus. It's recommended for those who enjoy an attraction-like way of dining. The coleslaw is a lifesaver.

I had always wanted to try the all-you-can-eat buffet at Kentucky Fried Chicken. I went to get a ticket at 10:00 and got number 10. I managed to slide into the 11:00 session. Payment first. It costs 2,480 yen per person. The buffet doesn't start until 11:00. When it finally started, everyone rushed to the original chicken, so I thought it must be something special and lined up. The buffet area was smaller than I expected, with lines for original chicken, salad, soup curry, other side dishes, and drinks. It was crowded and took a while to get each item. Alcohol had to be ordered at the register (no instructions given). I got the all-you-can-drink option for 1,500 yen, which included draft beer (Pilsner) for 450 yen and highball for 400 yen. The draft beer was delicious. I finally started eating around 11:30. It was a bit confusing and troublesome because I didn't know the system well. Maybe it would have been better to wait until it was less crowded to get food. The original chicken was not as clear-cut in terms of sections as I expected, so I ended up with the wrong pieces. The soup curry was tasty. Overall, the time passed surprisingly quickly.

I arrived at the restaurant around 11:30 on a holiday and had to wait for 4 hours. The taste was incredibly delicious. It felt like a dream to have everything available for all-you-can-eat - chicken, side dishes, and desserts, all satisfying! Because the place is small, I thought the same items would be replenished when they ran out, but they actually brought out different menu items, so I recommend checking back multiple times if you want to enjoy a variety of dishes!

I got a ticket around 1:30 and was called around 6pm. The all-you-can-eat option got me excited. I couldn't tell which part of the chicken was which, so I was happy when they were separated. The soup curry was delicious. It was overall greasy, and I struggled towards the end, but it was fun. However, it would have been cheaper to just buy normally.

I had some errands in this area and after finishing my plans, I went to Granberry Park! I've always wanted to try the all-you-can-eat Kentucky Fried Chicken. It was bustling with people and very lively. The seating was spacious and although there was a bit of a line to get food at times, I was able to go get food without feeling stressed. On weekdays, it's an 80-minute time limit and they guide you in the order of the tickets issued. They had all the classic items like original chicken, crispy chicken, fried potatoes, biscuits, nuggets, coleslaw, and more. They also had unique dishes like soup, salad, fried potatoes with a sweet potato twist, soup curry, garlic chicken, Cajun chicken, rigatoni arrabbiata, and many other dishes that you can only eat here. It was fun! It's about 2500 yen per person, but if you think of it as enjoying the atmosphere and all-you-can-eat, it's worth it. I can't go there frequently due to the location, but since Granberry Park was enjoyable, I'd like to go back again. Thank you for the meal.

I finally went to the all-you-can-eat KFC that I've been wanting to go to for a while! I went on a weekday for lunch, and about an hour after checking in, my number was called. I thought it was crowded, but when I entered the restaurant, I saw that there were some empty seats here and there. Maybe they are not filling up all the seats due to operation and COVID-19 measures. As for the menu, they had the usual items like chicken, fries, nuggets, biscuits, and crispy chicken, which got me excited! I found that I could only eat about three pieces of chicken. There were also some regular dishes that are not part of KFC's menu, so if you try to eat everything, you might regret it later (lol). Personally, I was happy to see sweet potatoes shaped like fries!

I went to a KFC restaurant where you can eat all-you-can-eat Kentucky Fried Chicken, which is loved by everyone. Currently, there are only three stores nationwide where you can enjoy all-you-can-eat KFC, and I visited the KFC Restaurant at Minami Machida Granberry Park. It's a bit of a walk from the Minami Machida Granberry Park station on the Tokyu Denentoshi Line, but the restaurant is located in the farthest area, about a 3-minute walk. They start distributing numbered tickets at 10:00, and the restaurant opens at 11:00. Since it has been over two years since the opening and the crowds have calmed down, I aimed to arrive a little before 10:00. We arrived just before 10:00, got our numbered ticket, and were told to come back at 10:50. The numbered tickets had a QR code that could be scanned to see how much longer the wait would be. We were told that the first 25 groups could enter for the first round, and even after 10:00, we were still okay to get in. We returned to the KFC Restaurant at 10:50. Granberry Park is an outlet mall, so you won't have trouble passing the time. The 50-minute wait went by quickly. We returned to the restaurant. We paid first, were seated, and then guided to the buffet area (they accept electronic payments like PayPay). During lunchtime, it's an 80-minute all-you-can-eat session: Adults: 2280 yen, Elementary school students: 1080 yen, Children under elementary school age: 540 yen, 3 years old and under: free. Soft drinks are also all-you-can-drink. At exactly 11:00, we were called to put on gloves and head to the buffet table. At that time, it was chaotic because everyone went at once, not in order of the numbered tickets. The buffet included all-you-can-eat original chicken by part (which you can't choose in regular stores): Keel, Rib, Wing (low-fat healthy type), Thigh, Drumstick (high-fat rich type), as well as other familiar KFC menu items like biscuits, fried potatoes, coleslaw salad, corn saute, crispy chicken, and more. There were also curry, Cajun chicken, chicken pilaf, Rigatoni arrabbiata, fresh vegetable salad, croissant, and small desserts in containers. The menu was much more extensive than I had imagined. I started with crispy chicken and biscuits, then moved on to more salads. The lemon dressing on the salad was refreshing and helped settle my stomach. The coleslaw salad was also good with its acidity. I wanted to try the desserts, but I was already full. I refilled my coffee and finished. I didn't get to the desserts. Did I break even? It's debatable. But even if I didn't, I had a lot of fun.

In the midst of the pandemic, it's understandable that the variety of dishes has decreased, but it seems like there's even more cost-cutting measures at play. They removed all jams for scones, hardly ever serve the drumsticks, and when you ask, they only give you 1-2 drinks directly. I remember there used to be toppings for soft serve, but now there's nothing. This time, I had 3 sides of salad, 1 drumstick, 1 wing, and 2 biscuits. The amount of chicken in the dishes is really lacking for the price of 2480 yen. I don't feel like I got my money's worth. Such a disappointment.

I was drawn to the all-you-can-eat Kentucky Fried Chicken. I couldn't eat that much chicken, haha. The soup curry was delicious. There were plenty of vegetables, so I could eat them with Kentucky's coleslaw! It's recommended to go early because the wait time is long.

Kentucky Fried Chicken Restaurant - Minamimachida Granberry Park Branch I've always wanted to try the all-you-can-eat option at KFC! My husband suddenly decided to go, lined up before opening to get the first-come-first-served ticket for the 11:00 am session. Even though the fever has calmed down, it was still crowded on weekends (Sundays), with people lining up before opening. The lunch buffet prices on weekends and holidays are 2,580 yen for adults and 1,180 yen for elementary school students, with an 80-minute time limit. When the designated time arrived, we checked in, were seated, and given a small bucket for bones and trash. The staff informed us that our time limit was strictly 80 minutes, saying, "It's until xx:xx." When it was time, we were all guided to the buffet area. The popular coleslaw at KFC is also all-you-can-eat. Dressings include non-oil soy sauce, refreshing lemon dressing, and grated vegetables. The bread section had rye bread and mini croissants, but they were cold and there was no toaster, which was disappointing for bread lovers. I tried all the chicken varieties, and since I don't usually go to KFC, they were all delicious, without any particular preference for a specific part. My favorite item at KFC is the biscuit, and I was thrilled that the ring biscuits were all-you-can-eat. They were delicious with maple syrup or honey. I also enjoyed the soft-serve ice cream. The crispy chicken, chicken nuggets, and potatoes were all tasty. The garlic rice with chicken was especially delicious, and I had multiple servings. The dessert selection was limited but refreshing. Curry was missed due to timing issues, but I'll try it next time. The drink bar included only cold tea, which was sufficient. It would be helpful if they offered a plan without a drink bar. The plates were promptly cleared by the staff, but some items remained empty due to infrequent replenishment. Overall, I was satisfied, despite the reported decrease in variety and increasing prices. I would love to go back again! I hope more all-you-can-eat KFC locations open up to make it more accessible.

On a weekday at 7:00 PM, there was a wait for 2 groups, and it took about 20 minutes to be seated. The official website of Granberry Park displays the current number of waiting groups (as of April 2023). If you like KFC, you will be satisfied with the taste. The cooking here is skillful compared to other KFC or McDonald's locations. The salad bar is well maintained with fresh ingredients, and the chicken is not too greasy. The boneless chicken was tender and delicious. They use lemon in dressings and desserts to balance out the rich flavors of the dishes. The drink bar includes carbonated water, soda, and coffee. The soup curry is tasty, but it may be too spicy for kids, so be cautious. Dinner is slightly more expensive than lunch, but there are exclusive dinner menu items like mashed potatoes. Overall, it's satisfying, but a bit pricey. If the price was around 500 yen lower, I would give it a higher rating. The Granberry Park parking lot offers 2 hours free on weekdays and 1 hour free on weekends and holidays. With a purchase of 3000 yen, you get 1 hour free, and with a purchase of 10,000 yen, you get 2 hours free. Depending on the day, if you wait or dine with less than 3 people, you may end up paying for parking, so be careful. Please refer to the image.

Kentucky Fried Chicken all-you-can-eat. Yesterday, due in part to a segment on NTV's Sho Sakurai's SHOW Channel featuring the comedy duo GANBARELUYA, when I went to get a ticket at 2 p.m. on Sunday, there were 100 people ahead of me. In the end, I was able to enter at 5:30 p.m., so I had to wait for three and a half hours... If you can enter by 5 p.m., it's considered lunch pricing, but if it's dinner pricing, it's an additional 500 yen... There's no helping it, I guess.

Since Granberry Park opened, it has been a topic of conversation around me, so I decided to try the all-you-can-eat Kentucky restaurant. I had imagined there would be mountains of chicken available, but it turned out to be a buffet-style restaurant with a variety of menu options. Everything was all-you-can-eat, so I started by filling my plate with a little of everything. They had wings, drumsticks, nuggets, and even some rare cuts of chicken. Other options included penne pasta, sweet potato fries, and a variety of salads. The drink selection was from a self-serve drink bar, and there were also delicious desserts like coffee jelly. I'm not sure if I got my money's worth, but I enjoyed being able to try a bit of everything. I would definitely come back when I'm really hungry.

I arrived at 10 o'clock and was 29th in line. The restaurant can only accommodate about 26 groups, but some people ahead of me didn't show up on time, so I just made it in on the first round. It was a dream come true, all-you-can-eat KFC! The chicken was delicious, and they also had coleslaw and biscuits which got me really excited. However, the chicken seemed greasier than usual, probably because they fry a lot of it. The biscuits were cold. The coleslaw was tasty. The energy level drop after eating here is probably more intense compared to other buffets. I mean, by the time people finished their first round of food, their smiles were gone. Overall, it was a short 80 minutes, but I think it's fair for KFC. I feel like it's okay to come here once!