The other day, we had a farewell party for someone from work. They love yakiniku, so we went to "Charcoal-grilled Yakiniku Set Meal Karubi Ichiba Tenjin Store" in Daimyo. The restaurant is located on the basement floor and mostly has table seating for 4-6 people. You order using a tablet. We started with a toast and then enjoyed the all-you-can-eat and drink option for 2960 yen, with 70 types of meat available. We ordered a lot of kalbi and other meats. Since the meat is all-you-can-eat, the customers were mostly young people. It's recommended for those who want to eat a lot of meat at a reasonable price.

I went to this restaurant for the first time at night. The basic price was around 2400 yen for all-you-can-eat meat with one drink. They also had a system where the staff would bring out the food gradually, adjusting the timing based on how much time was left for the all-you-can-eat order. It was a fun experience and I enjoyed eating a lot after a long time. Now I am thinking about buying a study guide for the qualification exam I am currently studying for, even if I don't pass this time, I will continue studying quietly.

I ordered a reasonable all-you-can-eat and drink course with 70 items for 3,256 yen (tax included). I started at 5:30 pm on Saturday and noticed that there were only young girls around, which made me feel out of place. I placed my order smoothly using the touch panel. I enjoyed cooking garlic ajillo and grilling meat. The tamari sauce for changing the taste was also delicious. Thank you for the meal.

I enjoyed an all-you-can-eat meal with a drink bar for just over 3000 yen! There were two types of sauces, soy sauce-based and miso for yakiniku, and both were delicious! I especially recommend the soy sauce-based one, which was elegant like the sauce from Jojoen (I have not actually been to Jojoen, I am comparing it to the sauce you can buy at the supermarket). Being able to reset the greasiness with soft-serve ice cream as many times as you want is also great. It's a little disappointing that there is no lemon for the tongue, but dipping the beef in egg and eating it is also recommended!

I went to have all-you-can-eat yakiniku lunch with my junior in Tenjin❗ It costs 1518 yen, and despite the quality of the meat being so-so, the cost performance is quite good. Especially, the curry roux and Chogire salad were delicious❗ However, the rice was too hard with a core, which was a downside despite the tasty curry roux... So, I gave it a low score because of the rice❗

If you want to eat cheap yakiniku in Tenjin, I recommend this yakiniku restaurant! There were many solo diners, as well as families and couples eating happily. The lunch buffet is 1,518 yen, and the drink buffet is 1,078 yen. So, for a total of 2,596 yen, you can eat to your heart's content! The restaurant has ducts hanging from the ceiling and uses a shichirin-style grill for cooking. The menu is limited for lunch, but still offers plenty of choices. You can order easily using a touch panel. Rice, curry, soup, and soft drinks seem to be all-you-can-eat.

I found this place in Tenjin where I wanted to eat something hearty after a long time. It's really reasonable and I thought maybe I could go for an all-you-can-eat option. So, I entered the restaurant. It's quite spacious but feels a bit cramped. I was led to a table at the back of the restaurant. Since it's a yakiniku place, the ventilation ducts are running at full speed on every table, but it's still smoky and stuffy. It might be good for young people who want to eat a lot easily. They have a good selection of soft drinks and side dishes, which is nice. Soft serve ice cream is also included in the all-you-can-eat option, which might make women happy (laughs). The food I ordered didn't arrive even after the all-you-can-eat time was over, so I left. But considering the affordability and portion size, it's a place you should visit with that in mind. It was a good experience! Thank you for the meal!

After visiting the Banksy exhibition, I had lunch with a friend at a place where you can eat all you want for around 1500 yen including tax. The quality of the meat wasn't great, but that's expected at such a low price. They had two types of sauces, and the stronger one went well with rice. About half of the tables in the restaurant were occupied by solo diners, and there was a solo diner specialty restaurant called "Yakiniku Like" nearby. I wonder if this place is better overall though. With free drinks and soft-serve ice cream included at this price, I hope to be satisfied overall. Towards the end, I found myself in a cycle of soft-serve ice cream, meat, soft-serve ice cream, meat, almost like an endless loop.

I visited Karubi Ichiba Tenjin store again. They have added new menu items, and the variety of meat, side dishes, and drinks is wide and affordable!! The cost performance is amazing!! Even though we were already full, everyone was eating curry (°▽°) haha It's impressive how they managed to finish it all! I was satisfied and it was delicious! ((o(^∇^)o))

I also visited Karubi Ichiba Tenjin store. Although this is not related to Karubi Ichiba, I had originally made a reservation for a different restaurant online, but received a call the day before saying that the restaurant would not be open due to shortened hours. I wish they had contacted me earlier! In the end, all the other restaurants I tried were closed, but when I contacted Karubi Ichiba, they said they were open and it was truly "divine"! In fact, Karubi Ichiba saved me twice. The taste, service, drinks, and cost performance are all excellent, so I have nothing to complain about. However, I think it would be better if they brought the drinks from the drink bar to your table as they would be colder. I ordered a cup of soup and it took a while to arrive, so I ordered it again, but when it finally came, they brought three cups at once. But it was delicious, so I was able to enjoy them.

I came back again, last time I went to the Chikushi-guchi store, but this time I went to the Tenjin store. I love horumon and it's delicious. The Tenjin store is spacious and there are quite a few customers, creating a lively atmosphere. There is a drink bar, but if you order normally, they bring it in a jug. The curry and kuppaa were also delicious. It seems like you have to serve yourself for the curry. There was an opportunity for ice cream to come out, but it didn't come out, so I just ordered it normally and they brought it to me. The staff were inexperienced but friendly.

I visited the "Kalbi Market" in Chuo-ku, Fukuoka City. There are several stores in the prefecture, but this time I visited the Tenjin store. I ordered the lunchtime limited all-you-can-eat yakiniku and horumon (1380 yen/60 minutes). First, a plate of assorted meats was served, including market kalbi, mate tea chicken thigh meat, and a wiener. I quickly finished it. Now, onto the real all-you-can-eat experience! I placed orders one after another using the touch panel. Pork tongue salt, market kalbi, grilled suki kalbi, pork kalbi, pork harami, tamago kuppae, edamame, salted cabbage, cholegi salad, beef liver, horumon, maruchou, etc. One dish worth mentioning is the "grilled suki kalbi." It is beef kalbi seasoned with sauce, quickly seared, and dipped in beaten egg to enjoy it sukiyaki-style. It was delicious! I quickly asked for more. There is a wide variety of dishes available. The price of 1518 yen with a drink bar and soft serve ice cream bar included is truly appreciated. Some may consider it silly to praise a cheap all-you-can-eat yakiniku restaurant, but for those who appreciate tender, flavorless, marbled beef, I don't want to hear it. Yes, I recommend it! (^o^)／

Yakiniku restaurant offering all-you-can-eat and all-you-can-drink for around 3,000 yen. I visited on a Saturday evening without a reservation and was able to enter smoothly. The spacious area had tables with grills where young people were enjoying themselves. A small assortment of meat was served before ordering all-you-can-eat, which was a nice touch. Orders were placed using a touch panel system, and drinks and dishes were promptly delivered. In addition to meat, the all-you-can-eat menu included rice, curry, salad, soup, and ice cream. I also enjoyed grilling sausages and corn along with the meat. I ended the meal with ice cream and curry, feeling completely satisfied. By the time I left, there were many customers waiting outside.

Having a solo yakiniku lunch in the afternoon. Went to "Karubi Ichiba" in Tenjin. It was raining, so I decided to head towards Shintencho for lunch. I found out that there was a restaurant in the basement of the DADA building. They had both an izakaya and a yakiniku place, and the yakiniku was all-you-can-eat. Even though I wasn't that hungry, I was curious and ended up going in. First, a set for one person arrived. The thinly sliced and long pieces of karubi looked delicious on the gas grill. I ate it with egg and soy sauce. There was also curry at the rice corner, so I had a small portion. There was salad, soft-serve ice cream, and pudding as well, but I focused on the meat. I was so full! There were a lot of young female groups in the restaurant. Being young is great. **Restaurant Information** Karubi Ichiba 050-5592-4810 2-7-6 Tenjin, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka DADA Building B1F Opening hours: 11:00-03:00

I used it for lunch ^_^ All-you-can-eat yakiniku around here for lunch is quite rare! Last time, there were only Koreans, but today, maybe because it's a weekday, there are about the same number of Japanese. Surprisingly, there are a lot of groups of two women haha. Women also want to eat yakiniku until they're full, right? There is also a drink bar and a few side menus. The takoyaki is good, and the meat is okay. I always leave feeling full and satisfied!

Location: Tenjin, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka City (Karubi Ichiba Tenjin Store) Feeling a bit under the weather, I decided to go for some meat. They offer a course with all-you-can-eat meat and a drink bar for 90 minutes at 1490 yen. Smoking is allowed and orders are taken through a touch panel system. I tried liver, bonjiri, maruchou, tongue, kalbi, and tamagokuppa, along with cabbage and eringi. For drinks, I went for the coffee options from the drink bar. Personally, I enjoyed the liver, bonjiri, and maruchou grilled to perfection with salt sauce, paired with fresh cabbage. The bonjiri and maruchou were a bit oily, but the cabbage helped balance it out. The tamagokuppa was light in flavor. The orders arrived quite quickly after sending them through the touch panel. The restaurant was busy during lunchtime on a holiday, with mostly young customers, creating a chaotic atmosphere.

I used it for lunch (^^) It was about 1500 yen for a 60-minute all-you-can-eat meal! Very satisfying! Of course, it comes with a drink bar. Most of the customers were foreigners, haha. There are no desserts, but the side menu items other than meat are also substantial, and you can smoke, so the satisfaction level is very high.

It was a cost-effective restaurant. The cheapest course offered 70 varieties of all-you-can-drink and all-you-can-eat for 3000 yen per person. The lineup was sufficient, similar to an izakaya with beer (happoshu), highball, wine, shochu, soft drinks, etc. It also had a variety of yakiniku options like kalbi and horumon, making it feel like a yakiniku restaurant. Other offerings included white rice, raw eggs, potatoes, fried chicken, fried octopus, salad, kuppas, etc. Even with the cheapest course, there were so many options that it was impossible to try everything in two hours. Overall, the dishes were on the milder side, but when we asked the staff for salt and soy sauce, they brought them right away, which solved the issue. The rice and raw eggs were comforting when made into tamago kake gohan. For the general public, it was a place where you could enjoy eating meat and feel a bit luxurious.

I tried a reasonable yakiniku restaurant where you can also order a buffet of items other than yakiniku. A sausage platter came out first, and after eating it, you can freely order whatever you like. I tried various types of meat, but the reasonably priced beef was a bit tough and chewy. There was also pork and chicken, so in the end, I ended up just eating chicken. If you go with the mindset of eating curry, salad, and side dishes, you might feel satisfied.

There was nowhere else to go, so I entered because it was available! The balance of taste and cost performance was good!

It was delicious. It was cheap. I want to go again.