In search of a replacement for Nullbon Daimyo-ten, we visited this place in Nakasu Shopping Street. It offers all-you-can-eat and drink for around 12,000 yen for two people. It's not bad, but Japan Beef Center might have the edge. The meat here is a bit too fatty and the variety is limited. The wine is served in a glass jar, which is nice, and the ordering process is quick. It's good, but it feels like it's missing something.

In the evening, I had some errands to run in the Kawabata Shotengai (shopping street). Since it was my birthday two days ago, I was craving yakiniku (Japanese BBQ). I'm a big eater, so all-you-can-eat was perfect. However, when I arrived, they were fully booked. I decided to wait for 30 minutes, but then I realized that it would pass quickly. I made a new reservation and finally got a table. My honest impression was that the all-you-can-eat option was great. They had a nice selection of ice cream flavors and free soft drinks for an additional ¥500, which was a hit with the kids. The ice cream flavors included matcha, vanilla, cookies & cream, chocolate, mango, and strawberry. It was a fun way to take a break from using chopsticks and enjoy dessert. 😊

The Silver Course offers all-you-can-eat and all-you-can-drink for just under 5000 yen. This restaurant doesn't have the usual issue of dishes taking a long time to arrive or drinks being slow to come. In addition to beef, they also offer pork, chicken, and game meat, making the selection quite good. I definitely want to come back.

I found a great all-you-can-eat restaurant with good value for money after a long time! However, the restaurant was fully booked that day and I couldn't go without a reservation! The meat served that day seemed to be Saga beef, which was definitely delicious! And it was only 4,980 yen including tax! Plus, the all-you-can-drink option was only 1,500 yen! It was an amazing deal that can be called the best! I highly recommend this restaurant. Cheers! Cheers!

This is a restaurant in Nakasu Shopping Street that offers all-you-can-eat yakiniku. The concept is to aim for a more delicious all-you-can-eat experience than a regular yakiniku restaurant, and they also offer unique menu items that you won't find at other all-you-can-eat places, such as game meat which I found to be quite rare. The courses are categorized by rank, and this time I ordered the second highest rank, the gold Kakashi course. The highest rank wasn't based on color, but it was treated as the finest, haha. If you want to enjoy the top-notch experience, I recommend ordering the top rank course! I didn't take photos of the food since it was all-you-can-eat, but the beef tongue left the strongest impression on me. Beef tongue is always a classic. The game meat didn't have a strong gamey taste, so I thought it was worth trying since it's all-you-can-eat. The self-serve ice cream was also high quality, and I was very satisfied with it. While the all-you-can-eat restaurant scene may be competitive, this place stood out to me with its unique offerings like game meat and high-quality ice cream.

This is a new restaurant that opened about 1-2 years ago. It is located in Kawabata Shotengai. I went there with a few friends and we all tried the all-you-can-eat option with a gold scarecrow drink bar. Everyone agreed that it was the most delicious option. It's rare to find a place where you can eat game meat, and it was my first time trying deer meat. It was light and not gamey at all. There was also an ice cream bar at the drink station where you could help yourself. They also had sukiyaki meat available. They accept PayPay as payment.

Golden scarecrow for 120 minutes, all-you-can-eat and all-you-can-drink including black-haired wagyu beef ribs, etc. for 5940 yen. Visited for the first time with my wife during the Father's Day service period between June 13th and 19th, where we received a bonus of thick-cut black-haired wagyu beef. The restaurant started by serving a generous amount of salad, kimchi, prosciutto, sausages, lean meat, etc., which we finished before being able to order our favorite items. Although we came to eat venison, unfortunately, it was not available on that day. Despite being all-you-can-eat, additional meat orders were served one piece at a time, allowing us to try various cuts. This may be challenging for the restaurant, but it's a fantastic idea. There is also a course where soft drinks and ice cream are self-service, and although the restaurant was full, the clientele was quite young. The staff, although busy, provided excellent service, making us want to visit again. The restaurant is non-smoking.

Having a dinner party in Fukuoka with some young people who love to eat and drink. We were amazed at how quickly the food disappeared as we drank beer like we were drinking Yakult. It was a reunion with some cute friends after a long time. We decided to go to a place that offers all-you-can-eat and all-you-can-drink. I had visited this place once or twice a long time ago, and I had a very good impression of it. I think the service must have been good. And the meat was delicious. The all-you-can-eat, all-you-can-drink course included premium domestic black wagyu beef and all kinds of meat. It cost around 5000 yen per person. The assorted appetizers that came out first were not your average quality. They were amazing. The homemade prosciutto and sausages were particularly delicious. The game meat, which is directly delivered from a company in Oita, was outstanding. The wild boar was already sold out, but the venison was fantastic. It had no gamy taste at all and was so tender. I regret not trying game meat sooner. I was eating a lot of venison when the staff kindly reminded me to try more of the black wagyu beef. The beef had a light, refreshing fat content that didn't make you feel heavy. There was also a lemon steak dish, which was light and delicious. The spicy dishes like hormone, tripe, and kalbi were also very tasty. For dessert, there was ice cream, and the rum raisin flavor was so good that I had two servings. I haven't been to an all-you-can-eat place in a while, but I think the quality of the meat here is top-notch. My friends were also impressed by the delicious food. The service from the staff was also very pleasant. I'll definitely come back for some hearty meat dishes.

The Silver Scarecrow Course for 3300 yen (90 minutes) with all-you-can-eat black wagyu beef, additive-free sausages, and game meat, plus all-you-can-drink wine, Sapporo Black Label, and Dewar's highball for 1540 yen, totaling 4850 yen, was like heaven. The location in Nakasu Kawabata at this price is amazing. I hope this place doesn't become too famous.

The state of emergency is over, so I decided to go to a restaurant for a quick meal without drinks, choosing the 90-minute all-you-can-eat course. I noticed that the online menu did not have tongue (beef tongue), but the in-store menu had something called "Cori Cori Tan." It was extremely thin and had a crunchy texture. The all-you-can-eat course started with an assorted plate served without asking, which may be challenging if you don't want to eat everything or if you have a small group. Despite the restaurant not being crowded, the time it took for our orders to be served was quite long. We were a group of four people sharing one shichirin grill, but the charcoal was weak and the food didn't cook properly. We asked for a replacement, but it still didn't cook well. Overall, the restaurant was not busy, but the slow service, small grill space, and poorly cooked food made it a disappointing experience.

It's been about a year since my last visit. I chose the gold scarecrow. I'm not sure when it started, but now the all-you-can-eat option includes game meat. My favorites at this restaurant are the prosciutto, cheese sausage, tongue, and domestic beef loin. I love prosciutto so much that I ate about 3 plates by myself (lol). The spicy sauce with beef loin was also delicious, and I had multiple plates of it! For game meat, you can order wild boar, deer, wild boar sausage, and deer sausage. Both the wild boar and deer had no gamey taste and were delicious! Personally, I prefer the wild boar because it has a texture similar to tongue. Game meat is often seen as expensive and not easily accessible, so I think the all-you-can-eat option at this price is quite a good deal.

I went to this place a while ago, but I found a photo and decided to share it. On that day, I ordered the gold scarecrow. The all-you-can-eat option had delicious meat, but they limited the amount you could have, so I don't think I got my money's worth. It's black-haired wagyu beef, so if you care about the quality of the meat and want to eat a lot, I recommend it. They seem to be having an event now (as of October of the Reiwa era), so you might be able to enjoy it even more affordably during that period.

It's a delicious yakiniku restaurant. I started going there once a month ^_^

We visited the restaurant as a couple at 6:00 pm on December 3rd. I believe that a good restaurant is one that you hear about through word of mouth without having to research. This restaurant is located in the Kawabata shopping street, and I was always intrigued by the signboard that said "All-you-can-eat including black wagyu beef" every time I passed by. Although I had never heard any rumors about it, I decided to give it a try this time because there was a campaign on Hot Pepper Gourmet offering a refund of 1,250 yen per person. There are three courses for the all-you-can-eat, and to see what level of black wagyu beef this restaurant serves, I chose the highest one called "Supreme Kakashi". Typically, in all-you-can-eat restaurants, they serve a predetermined assortment before you can order, but they asked if there was anything we didn't like before bringing it out, so we were fine with the assortment. The assortment included hormone, wiener, bacon, and black wagyu kalbi, all of which were delicious and not the kind that fills you up before you can enjoy the main dishes. After that, we ordered mainly the Upper Kalbi and Black Wagyu Kalbi, and they were both delicious! In my experience, even high-end restaurants serving black wagyu beef often serve meat with a lot of fat (marbling). Good meat is said to have delicious marbling, but ideally, it should be around 20% to 30% marbling. This restaurant served meat with the ideal marbling ratio, and it was tender and delicious. Additionally, in many all-you-can-eat restaurants, the quality of the meat tends to decrease with each order, but this restaurant maintained the quality throughout. The ice cream that we ordered for an additional charge was excellent, and I went back for more multiple times. I wanted to know which ice cream maker they used. The male staff member who seemed like the manager provided excellent service, and one of the two female staff members was also very friendly. In terms of value for money and the quality of the meat, this restaurant is the best in Fukuoka city in my opinion. However, there is another restaurant that offers even more reasonably priced all-you-can-eat black wagyu beef, and although the meat here is better, the pricing is a bit higher, so I rated them both as tied for first place.

All-you-can-eat and drink, top-notch course. Enjoyed dishes such as game meat and ice cream to my heart's content. Had a dinner party with colleagues I hadn't seen in 10 years and had a great time. It seems like we'll soon be able to use services like PayPay too...

Top-notch scarecrow 4500 yen all-you-can-eat, no photos, haha. Here, they offer both regular menu and all-you-can-eat, but the all-you-can-eat is recommended! Enjoy black-haired wagyu beef from somewhere in Kyushu every day! Today's special is Miyazaki beef! You can keep eating the finest quality beef forever! It's so delicious and melts in your mouth! It's very reasonable for those who can eat a lot!

I was guided to a room at the back of the second floor. The cushions were comfortable to sit on. It was dimly lit and had a great atmosphere!

The scissor-cut kalbi was delicious. The heat was intense, but it was worth it.