A friend's child recommended this restaurant for hot pot. I have dined here several times before, and the speed of serving meat and vegetables is fast, and the lettuce is delicious. The soup was a bit too salty, I had to dilute it with hot water at the end. Thank you for the meal.

I recently visited this restaurant near Mita Station as I hadn't had the opportunity to have a meal around the hot pot. The lunch menu includes the following options, with the possibility of adding extra options or additional meat: - Shabu-shabu set meal (starting from 1,100 yen) - Iron pot sukiyaki (starting from 1,200 yen) - Motsu nabe set meal (starting from 1,100 yen) - Spicy meat dipping soba (900 yen) - Ultimate dashi curry with warm vegetables (750 yen) I was torn between choosing shabu-shabu, but in the end, I ordered the motsu nabe with an additional serving of noodles. It was a bit over my budget for lunch, but I enjoyed it nonetheless! Thank you for the meal.

I happened to pass by the restaurant at lunchtime and saw a sign that said "One Person, One Pot Set Meal," so it seems that individual hot pot meals are trending this year. The restaurant was a chain called "Shabu Shabu Onyasai," a branch of the Gyu-Kaku group, known for quickly incorporating trends. They offer a variety of soups such as kombu, wagyu beef, tofu milk, as well as variations like hot pot and Chinese herbal medicine. The prices for different types of meat range from 1080 yen to over 1500 yen for the lunch shabu shabu. The food was good, but the sukiyaki I ordered had a thick sauce, so I regretted not choosing shabu shabu. Overall, the experience was satisfactory, with a rating of 3.0. I wonder if my opinion would change if I gave shabu shabu another try.

It is rare to find a place near Tamachi Station where you can eat all the vegetables and meat you want at a good cost performance. The staff's care can be felt. The service is kind and quick. The cost performance is good, and you can eat plenty of vegetables and meat, so I am very satisfied. Although it is a chain restaurant, the lighting here is calm and the atmosphere is nice.

Back in my college days, I used to go to Onyasai once every two months. When I happened to pass by the restaurant recently, I thought, "Oh, I should go!" and ended up going for the first time in about three years. The all-you-can-eat menu seemed to have expanded! I don't remember there being sushi on the all-you-can-eat menu before... But they still had the unlimited meat and vegetables, just like in my college days. My favorite is the "jagakara," and it was as delicious as ever. And of course, I ended up overeating and feeling sick, just like in my college days. Nothing has changed! haha

I visited the annual informal summer gathering at my workplace as usual. It was my first time drinking in Tamachi, so I decided to eat meat to boost my energy in the summer, and ended up at the reliable "Wanoya." The menu included sushi and other side dishes, and we also got dessert at the end, so it was quite good. Despite being a relatively large group of 9 people, we were able to sit together and have lively conversations. The only downside was that the seating was non-smoking (there was a smoking area in the restaurant). It was a nice restaurant, so I might consider using it again in the future.

Two new employees were welcomed with a party at "Onyasai" restaurant. People in their 20s to 40s were energetically eating, while I, nearing 60, enjoyed shabu-shabu and hot pot at my own pace with the ladies. It was a great deal with all-you-can-eat and all-you-can-drink for salarymen. Thank you to the organizer. To the new employees, do your best! Thank you for the meal.

I tried the new stable hot vegetable lamb shabu shabu. I saw the announcement and became interested, then watched Genghis Khan on TV on Sunday evening, and couldn't resist anymore. I invited a friend from the neighborhood and went. I wanted to go to Daruma in Roppongi or Tokyo Tower Genghis Khan, but it became a Sunday holiday, so I decided to go to the nearby hot vegetable place. I wanted to try the limited-time lamb shabu shabu, so why not! In conclusion, the soup doesn't have much flavor, but the dipping sauce is delicious. The snacks and vegetables are really good. I was happy that the Mitadepot branch came with sushi. I paid with PayPay. ⋆›◡ु‹⋆

Business trip to Tokyo! After the company meeting, some colleagues and I went out for dinner. It was a busy weekend night in the bustling downtown area, and every restaurant we called was packed! We were in a pinch as we couldn't find a place to have a drink! But just as we were starting to worry, a colleague managed to secure a table for us soon. What a great play! In times like this, it's reassuring to go to a well-known national chain restaurant. We opted for the all-you-can-eat shabu-shabu and sushi course. The restaurant was of a decent size, but with the hectic weekend crowd, we didn't have high expectations for the staff's operation. We chose two types of broth for the hot pot, Sichuan-style spicy and soy milk. The middle-aged dads at the table were more focused on the meat hot pot than the shabu-shabu. Meat, sushi, vegetables, repeat. We ordered so much that the table became chaotic, but we had a great time chatting and eating until we were full. The bill was clear, and we had a great meal!

Since my child was born, it has been difficult to go out for dinner at night, but Warm Veggie is a safe option for families with kids. I have been to various locations, but the Tamachi-Mita branch was very comfortable. First, let's talk about the menu. I usually choose the all-you-can-eat pork shabu-shabu, but then a sushi assortment comes out first. Sushi? Did they get the course wrong? But it turns out that the sushi all-you-can-eat is included as well. I thought maybe they started including sushi from October, but I saw a poster in the store saying it's a limited-time offer at this branch! I felt like I got a great deal! Warm Veggie is family-friendly at all locations, but the Tamachi-Mita branch is barrier-free, allowing you to enter with a stroller (of course, there is an elevator in the building) and they have baby chairs available. You can even insert the stroller directly at the table. The space between tables is spacious and there is even a diaper changing table in the restroom! This is amazing! The all-you-can-eat course is free for elementary school kids, and they even offer soft drinks for free! You can also get desserts for kids! Since there are many families, if you enter early, you can use it like a family restaurant, which is great! You can eat a lot of vegetables, it's healthy, delicious, so I want to continue going to Warm Veggie, but I especially like the Tamachi-Mita branch!

I ate my fill at the peaceful and stable Shabu-Shabu Onyasai after a long time!

The all-you-can-eat sushi option definitely feels more worth it compared to other hot vegetables. I want to go again.

You can enjoy sushi, shabu-shabu, grilled vegetables, and samgyupsal! The best!

When you're unsure where to go with your family, just go here. I am so grateful to the staff on the floor.

The all-you-can-eat options at this restaurant are mainly black-haired wagyu beef and sticky pork. The warm vegetables are the most delicious at the store.

I participated in the autumn fair with my usual hot vegetables. Today, I took a proper photo, lol. Duck, leeks, and mushrooms in soba broth - it's impossible for it not to be delicious! In particular, the duck meatball and enoki mushrooms were juicy and delicious. Also, this restaurant is the only one in the city that offers all-you-can-eat sushi. Personally, I'm not that interested in eating so much sushi with my hot vegetables, but it's a nice service for foreigners and young people.

Among the many izakayas in the area, this one is the closest to my house! I must have been here over five, no, maybe ten times. I often come here for snacks and vegetables. What's more, this store is the only one in Tokyo that offers all-you-can-eat sushi. I appreciate that it's not too crowded, but I would be sad if it went out of business, so next time I will take more photos to support them. Thank you always!