First time visiting this restaurant. Opted for the cheapest 90-minute all-you-can-eat course (1700 yen tax included). Found it to be sufficient. Went on an empty stomach but could only manage to eat 3 okonomiyaki and 2 monjayaki before feeling full. Honestly, felt satisfied after the third okonomiyaki. Checked the individual prices and found that each piece is over 850 yen, so I think it's good value for money. The drink bar was 400 yen with a one glass exchange system and self-service, which felt a bit expensive, but they had a variety of unique drinks so I guess it's justified. However, there was water available for self-service, so you might not need to order a drink. Last order is 30 minutes before closing. There was no reminder from the staff before closing. Although it was a 90-minute course, they gave an extra 15 minutes until the bill was settled. I actually prefer monjayaki, but the okonomiyaki here tasted better. However, sometimes the cabbage was a bit smelly, almost like the core. Leftovers incur a charge, so I forced myself to finish everything, but I could eat more monjayaki in terms of quantity. Apart from the initial order, ordering was done via QR code, but with a Docomo SIM card, the mobile network didn't work inside the restaurant. I later noticed that the QR code for the all-you-can-eat order also had the password for the in-house Wi-Fi. The cooking instructions were also all through QR codes, so it might be confusing for first-time visitors. I recommend installing the GMO Wi-Fi Assist app in advance. There is no call button, so the staff may not notice you, but their service attitude was good overall.

I was able to eat delicious food such as okonomiyaki, yakisoba, yakisoba, ice cream, crepes, snacks, soft drinks, etc.! I was happy to eat a lot with a student plan-like deal (*˘︶˘*).｡.:*♡

Located on the 5th floor of a mixed-use building just a few minutes' walk from Tachikawa Station. I made a same-day reservation for lunch and was pleased that I could easily make a reservation in 15-minute increments on Tabelog. I visited to enjoy both okonomiyaki and monjayaki. Despite it being Saturday lunchtime, it wasn't too crowded. I ordered the pork okonomiyaki, mentaiko monjayaki, and pork yakisoba. Each dish is cooked by yourself on the table grill. The monjayaki, which I haven't had in a while, was delicious. The mentaiko added a nice flavor. The prices are a bit high at around 800 yen for both okonomiyaki and monjayaki. They also have a drink bar for 370 yen, which is a nice addition. Don't forget to mention the 20% discount available on the spot with a Google review.

I found out that there is a young person at work who loves okonomiyaki, so we decided to go together to a restaurant chosen by that person at the end of the year. When we got off the elevator, we immediately saw the narrow entrance with the cashier. The restaurant was surprisingly spacious and already filled with young people. We were definitely the oldest in the place, and we were the only ones wearing suits. But we didn't mind and started the all-you-can-eat and all-you-can-drink for 150 minutes. We could eat as much as we wanted of okonomiyaki, yakisoba, monjayaki, and dessert. The okonomiyaki had a fluffy texture and was delicious. The yakisoba had various flavors and was also tasty. The monjayaki tended to get too salty when cooked, but the seasoning here was good, so it didn't become too salty. The "yakisoba ramen" was also delicious! We ate and drank a lot until we were satisfied. Since the portions were small, we had to order frequently. It was important to order before finishing our food to avoid waiting. We made sure not to leave any food uneaten. After 150 minutes, we left the restaurant feeling full and satisfied. Thank you for the meal.

The aunties had a great time spending 120 minutes at the restaurant (using a coupon). They enjoyed all-you-can-eat okonomiyaki and monjayaki. They were happy to find a soft drink all-you-can-drink option for 2000 yen, and an alcohol all-you-can-drink option for 3000 yen. The atmosphere was lively with the okonomiyaki and monjayaki department heads, and it was a great way to relax and unwind from the daily grind. A highly recommended treat was the sugar butter crepe with ice cream, which was a delicious dessert option. Yes, even the ice cream was all-you-can-eat! This restaurant was friendly to both young people and aunties alike, with excellent customer service. All in all, it was a happy ending to a wonderful dining experience. Unfortunately, there are no photos because it was too much of a celebration!

I went with children. It's an all-you-can-eat restaurant that is perfect for middle school students (☆∀☆)

Considering the price, it is quite cost-effective. I enjoyed the okonomiyaki, monjayaki, and yakisoba.

This all-you-can-eat buffet is too cheap for this price!

Just the right amount of satisfying fullness at Manpuku Taro.

Mampuku Taro.

Great value for money. The negiyaki was delicious.

On this day, after finishing my errands, I went to a restaurant in Tachikawa that offers all-you-can-eat okonomiyaki and monjayaki. I arrived around 7 PM on a holiday, and it was packed with reservations! The place is popular for its budget-friendly all-you-can-eat option, so there were many high school students and young people. I quickly ordered the all-you-can-eat menu from the waitress. You can add more orders after finishing the dishes, and the last order is 30 minutes before the end of the 90-minute time limit. Here are the dishes I had this time: [All-you-can-eat for 90 minutes] (1490 yen tax included) Okonomiyaki, shrimp and egg, mentaiko cheese monjayaki, BIG pork cutlet curry, mochi cheese noodles, tonkotsu yakisoba, pork yakisoba, dessert, teppanyaki crepe/chocolate I was determined to eat more, but due to the order deadline 30 minutes before the end and the time it takes to cook, I ended up eating less than I expected. The most impressive dish was the BIG pork cutlet! I thought it would be a hearty dish, but I was surprised when the cutlet arrived. The tonkotsu yakisoba was also delicious, with the noodles soaking up the flavors. For an additional 324 yen, you can have all-you-can-drink soft drinks, with a typical drink selection at the self-service drink bar. The visual presentation of the dishes varied depending on who made them, highlighting my own lack of skill (´ω｀). It was satisfying to have okonomiyaki and monjayaki after a long time. Thank you for the meal!

This restaurant is selective about its clientele. With that in mind, on this particular day, we decided to go for a reasonable all-you-can-eat okonomiyaki experience as per my partner's request. The time limit for dining was 90 minutes, which was perfect for us as we both eat quickly. We made a reservation online through Hot Pepper the day before, earning some points in the process. The details of the all-you-can-drink option were finalized upon arrival. We arrived at around 5:50 pm to find a casual, family-friendly atmosphere. The restaurant was starting to fill up quickly, mostly with young customers, with only a few families and one other couple present. Despite feeling a bit out of place, the affordability of the menu made it worth it. The staff were attentive and the service was efficient, with a good balance between strict rules (such as a 30-minute warning before the end of the 90-minute time limit) and a relaxed atmosphere. We ordered various okonomiyaki and monjayaki dishes, along with drinks including Premium Malt's beer and Jim Beam highballs. Our son enjoyed some ice cream after a little bit of eating. We managed to make full use of our time, eating at a fast pace and enjoying the different flavors of the small okonomiyaki servings. We decided not to order anything else when the last call was announced, as we were already quite full. Overall, the food was delicious, with the different mayonnaise flavors adding a nice touch. The yakisoba, yakiramen, and yakisoba dishes were also great additions. The 90-minute time limit was fine for a food-focused dining experience, but for a more leisurely meal, I would recommend taking more time or choosing a different restaurant.

It was my first time visiting this restaurant. We made a reservation for 2 people at 7:30 pm on a holiday weekend, and the place was almost full. Most of the other customers seemed to be groups of students. The menu was reasonably priced, especially the all-you-can-eat option which was very cheap. We decided to go for the drink-only all-you-can-eat option for 70 minutes at 2,000 yen, as we were not confident in our eating abilities. The okonomiyaki looked a bit finely chopped, but it was surprisingly delicious. We ordered 3 okonomiyaki and ended up with one left over. The portions were smaller than expected, but it was just the right size for me as I was drinking beer. It was a bit pricey at around 5,600 yen for the two of us, so if you don't eat much, I recommend going for the drink-only all-you-can-eat option.

I went to the Tachikawa branch for a campaign where you can eat and drink all you want for 90 minutes for 1500 yen, plus all-you-can-eat ice cream. It's been two months since I last came, and it's delicious! But 90 minutes is not enough... not enough at all. I thought I should go for 120 minutes next time.

I was very satisfied with the cost performance and left the restaurant feeling full. The interior was cool, the smell was not strong, and the staff were kind, which was great! I would like to go again! However, when I checked later, the total at the register was input incorrectly. LOL