Located on the 10th floor of KITTE Hakata, just a short walk from Hakata Station on the JR Hakata side, is a casual shabu-shabu restaurant. The interior of the restaurant consists of table seating. I ordered the lunch special for 1280 yen including tax, which is only available on weekdays. The amount of pork and chicken is fixed, but you can have unlimited refills of salad, hot vegetables, kishimen noodles, curry, rice, and eggs. You can help yourself to the vegetables and curry, but you need to order the kishimen noodles and eggs through a QR code. I chose the kombu and Itoshima tomato broth out of the 5 available options. The curry had plenty of meat in it, which was great. I convinced myself that it was healthy to eat it with the tomato broth. The tomato kishimen noodles were delicious. I thought it was a great deal because you can have plenty of refills.

I enjoyed a 90-minute all-you-can-eat lunch for 1,900 yen, with all-you-can-drink included. It was amazing that I could eat a variety of vegetables, meat, and even Häagen-Dazs ice cream. There were two types of broth to choose from, two types of dipping sauces, and plenty of condiments for flavor variation. While the meat didn't impress me much, the fact that we could have Häagen-Dazs ice cream all-you-can-eat was quite surprising. They also had curry, making the meal very satisfying and enjoyable.

I enjoyed an early dinner with a great value lunch set until 5 pm, including all-you-can-drink with a dashi broth made with kombu and yuzu salt. The curry here is also one of my favorites, so I always end up eating too much. When my grandchildren come, we always get Hagen-Dazs ice cream. I found it convenient to order drinks and some items through the QR code on the receipt, although I accidentally called the staff instead of using it myself. It's a different approach from having tablets on the table. I think the same goes for all-you-can-eat options. Do great-grandparents need help from their great-grandchildren? Thank you for the meal.

I visited a shabu-shabu restaurant for the first time and I was happy to be able to use my Tabelog points and dine alone. This time, I chose a course with only pork meat and unlimited vegetables, including fried tofu which soaked up the delicious broth well. There was also curry available, which had small pieces of pork in it and had a rich, typical curry flavor.

I have visited a reasonably priced hot pot restaurant on the 10th floor of KITTE Hakata, right next to Hakata Station, several times. You choose a course, select two types of broth, and the meat is brought to you with the first serving. Other ingredients can be taken buffet-style. It was a weekday lunch, so the seats were quite empty. This time, I had the 60-minute all-you-can-eat lunch for 1980 yen. As always, the broth for the hot pot was delicious. However, the table had an embedded IH cooking heater, and the outlet for the heater was connected from the table to the wall next to the chair, which was very inconvenient. Furthermore, because it was buffet-style, it was bothersome every time I had to get up from my seat. Also, the cabbage in the hot pot was cut into large pieces, so it took a while for it to cook through, making it difficult for the woman I was with to eat. Overall, it was a bit disappointing.

I informed them that it was my first visit and they gave me a brief explanation. They asked me to order my kishimen and rice by scanning a code on my phone. The kishimen took a while to arrive, and when I asked when it would come, they seemed to have forgotten about it. There was no staff around, making it difficult to ask questions or request water. I was told to order water through the mobile app as well. Later, I found out that I could also order soup through the app. I wish they had explained this system to me at the beginning. I ordered the Upper Beef (beef loin & pork loin) 150g with seasonal yuzu soup and two types of Sichuan iron pots. The vegetables were all-you-can-eat, which I thought was healthy. However, the taste of the meat changed halfway through, and I discovered that the beef was on top and the pork was on the bottom. I would have preferred if they had explained this to me from the start. The beef was delicious, but the pork had a strong smell and required ponzu sauce. It was frustrating to see only pork left at the end. Overall, I think the system is good if you understand how to use it, but this experience was very stressful.

Hello!! I went to lunch at KITTE in Hakata after a long time. They were celebrating their sixth anniversary, so there was a complimentary drink, even beer. I had the premium beef course for 2380 yen. The broth had yuzu and kelp, and I had three helpings of meat. I didn't mind any dryness, and there were plenty of vegetables. They also offered all-you-can-eat Häagen-Dazs. It was delicious. Thank you for the meal! (*^^*)

I went to Tamba-ya for the first time (^^) I ordered meat, udon noodles, rice, curry, etc. from the staff. Vegetables are available at the buffet. Currently, there is an all-you-can-eat Hagen-Dazs dessert, and my wife and grandchild brought back a lot for the finale. I also had one and it was delicious. Finished it all! Thank you for the meal.

For lunch today, I felt like indulging myself a bit, so I decided to have shabu-shabu before it gets too hot. I searched for a restaurant near Hakata Station on Tabelog and decided to visit this place (there is also a branch in Yodobashi Camera which I have visited before). Last time, I couldn't eat much and said I was fine with a set meal, but I couldn't resist the all-you-can-eat option this time! I chose the beef course (1,880 yen) because I wanted to try both pork and beef for a luxurious experience. The course included unlimited meat, vegetables, and Häagen-Dazs ice cream for one hour! You can choose from about 6 types of soup, and this time I decided to try the seasonal yuzu and hot pot soups! The system is such that you can order meat, rice, and curry, while vegetables and Häagen-Dazs for dessert are self-service. There are two types of sauces available - ponzu and sesame dressing. I dipped the meat in the pot and enjoyed the shabu-shabu with the tangy ponzu and yuzu soup. The sesame dressing went well with the hot pot. I enjoyed a variety of vegetables like Chinese cabbage, cabbage, lettuce, and mushrooms, and also tried the dried noodles for the finishing touch. Normally, I try to eat a balanced diet of meat and vegetables, but today was all about the meat! I finished the assorted beef belly and pork shoulder slices, and then had two servings each of beef belly, pork belly, and pork shoulder slices three times! (Even though it's only 2 slices per serving, it's not as much as it sounds). With 10 minutes left for last order, I moved on to Häagen-Dazs! I ate non-stop for one hour and left feeling very satisfied and full. This is a charming restaurant where you can easily enjoy shabu-shabu!

We visited the restaurant together before noon on a regular day. In September 2020, KITTE Hakata was holding a Spice Fair, where you could get a discount of 200 yen or 500 yen on specific menu items by presenting a coupon. Here at Tamba-ya, the "Super Spicy Sichuan Hot Pot Set Meal for 1,380 yen (tax included)" is eligible for the 500 yen coupon. Even though both my colleague and I are not fans of spicy food, we were tempted to try it once and that's why we came to Tamba-ya. When we entered the restaurant, I asked the staff if it was possible to change the hot pot soup to a regular broth, but I was gently declined as it was part of the Spice Fair. However, the staff suggested that items like raw egg and sesame sauce might help reduce the spiciness a bit, so we decided to go ahead and dine in. We were seated at a 4-person table. The set meal includes thinly sliced pork loin, chicken, vegetables, somen noodles, white rice, curry rice, and vanilla ice cream, all of which are all-you-can-eat. Before the first meat arrived, we went to the self-service area where COVID-19 prevention measures were in place to pick up vegetables, tofu, raw eggs, etc. There was a generous amount of lettuce, cabbage, Chinese cabbage, komatsuna, and more available. The pork and chicken were placed on a cutting board-like plate and brought to our table, where we would put the meat and vegetables into the boiling hot pot, cooking them while enjoying the sizzling sound on the electromagnetic plate. The soup, knowing that we were not good with spicy food, was slightly diluted by the manager, so we were able to enjoy the meal despite the spiciness. Ordering curry rice, rice, somen noodles, etc. was done through the staff, and my colleague ordered white rice while I ordered a small portion of curry rice. I went for vegetable refills twice and got a meat refill, and finally finished with somen noodles before being recommended to try the vanilla ice cream, which we also had. The staff took good care of us, and despite our lack of experience, we thoroughly enjoyed the meal. We were satisfied with the excellent customer service.

This time, I visited Butsuya KITTE Hakata store located at 9-1 Hakata Station Central Street, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka City, 10th floor. I also visited the Kumamoto store before. This time, I hesitated between the all-you-can-eat option, but I decided to go with the regular plate. I also ordered a draft beer. The vegetable corner is well-equipped and enjoyable. You can detox your body with a focus on vegetables. You can choose from two types of broth. The meat portion is generous for the price. I might challenge the all-you-can-eat option next time. Thank you for the meal.

Visited around 12:30 on Saturday and it was a wise decision to reserve seats only as the restaurant was almost full. It was a buffet-style restaurant where you could choose whether to have unlimited meat or not, which was fair. You could choose from 3 types of hot pot soup and 2 seasonal soups, and they provided ponzu and sesame sauce for dipping, so you could enjoy different combinations. I ordered a plate of meat instead of going for the unlimited option, but by combining it with vegetables, I didn't feel like I was missing out on meat and finished everything without needing a rice refill.

I chose the 60-minute all-you-can-eat vegetable course at the shabu-shabu restaurant in KITTE at Hakata Station!! You can choose from two types of soup, a spicy one and a refreshing yuzu salt one, with a wide variety of vegetables such as mushrooms and green onions piled high! The way they arrange the meat is beautiful!! In conclusion, the expensive meat is delicious!!

Today, I came to an all-you-can-eat shabu-shabu restaurant with my friend. I chose soy milk and sukiyaki. I was happy to be able to eat as much meat and vegetables as I wanted. Surprisingly, the lettuce was delicious. The price was also reasonable, so I visit occasionally. I would like to come back again.

It's all-you-can-eat, delicious, and reasonably priced. There are about 6 types of Häagen-Dazs desserts, so you can enjoy until the end! You can also choose from 2 types of soup, which was enjoyable!

The shabu-shabu lunch meat was delicious. I want to eat more meat. The egg rice was also really tasty.