It used to be a family restaurant, but now it's a yakiniku restaurant called Kanryu, located prominently outside of Chachatown, with serving robots and tablets. The food is not particularly delicious, so the satisfaction level is low. However, I visited with my partner who loves yakiniku. We ordered the high-end option: Wagyu kalbi + loin for 1680 yen, beef tongue + Wagyu kalbi for 1800 yen, and Chorogi salad for 550 yen, totaling 4500 yen. The meat is tough, especially the beef tongue, and the quantity is too little for the price. The salad was the best part, but even that was lacking in quantity. The staff seemed unresponsive despite the presence of serving robots and tablets. Overall, there is nothing particularly good about this place, so I would recommend trying other yakiniku restaurants instead. If you have business in Chachatown and are in the mood for yakiniku, it might be okay to visit, but that's about it.

I went to an all-you-can-eat restaurant and ate a lot. The meat in the pot was all gone, but the sauce and salt were available to choose from. The sauce was delicious and addicting. The cabbage was also tasty. I had two beers. The hormone (offal) was delicious too. It's a taste that you sometimes crave for.

I was lured by the savory smell of grilled meat when I visited the mobile shop in Sunatsu Chachatown. There were many affordable set meals on the lunch menu. I ordered the Kazokutei roast set. It was nice that rice and soup were free refills. A cat-shaped robot brought the food to me. The 100-gram meat was a bit pricey but the soy sauce marinade was delicious and went well with the rice. I couldn't take many photos because I was with someone else (laughs). There was also a smoking room. I was able to pay with PayPay.

The set includes 300g of kalbi, pork belly, and intestine. You can have unlimited rice and soup refills. There are two types of sauces, soy sauce-based and miso-based, both of which can be enjoyed. It would be nice to have garlic or gochujang to add more flavor to the sauces. The quality of the meat is average, and the kalbi slices may feel a bit thin. This is a family-friendly all-you-can-eat barbecue restaurant.

Because the manta ray had been lifted, the all-you-can-eat was only available on weekends, but it has now returned on weekdays from 5:00 p.m. When I went, it was still 4:00 p.m., so I ordered a serving of toppings and enjoyed it. My friend complained that the kimchi wasn't spicy enough. Thank you for the meal!

The all-you-can-eat family restaurant course had beer, melon soda, Coke, and highball. There was a system where a robot brought the grilled meat. The all-you-can-eat menu was extensive. Probably the manager didn't like the hassle of all-you-can-eat, so they subtly recommended regular single items. Thank you for the meal!

I quite like the tender upper skirt steak. The ginger highball was a bit weak, but it was alright. The caramel almond, which was a big failure last time, is now recommended... I'll avoid it and go for today's sherbet instead.

Visited for the first time in a while on the evening of March 29, 2021. This is my second visit since the renewal. I was torn between the all-you-can-eat option, but ended up ordering a la carte. I had been drinking beer at home, so I opted for a Ginger Highball here. We came with a family of four and ordered a lot. The Upper Harami and Tender Harami were both delicious! I really like them. We ordered so much that it didn't fit on the table. The liver and tongue were passable. The assorted kimchi was decent. Ordering via the touch panel was very convenient. However, the staff somehow felt cold. I'm not sure if they're not used to customer service or if they're naturally aloof... I'm sorry if there was no ill intent. Now that our stomachs are full, shall we finish with Caramel Almond? However... to be honest, this was not good. The taste was disappointing. I couldn't taste the sweetness of the almond itself and the texture was like mousse. What's with the whipped cream?? The only delicious part was the caramel sauce on top. Isn't this a complete failure of a menu item? I frequent two other restaurants, both of which serve very delicious almond jelly. This may have been the first time in my life that I left dessert uneaten...

Named as "Kazoku-tei" (Family Pavilion), the restaurant was bustling with families, resembling a family restaurant inside. They offer all-you-can-eat option, but I ordered normally since I can't eat that much. I later realized they also have a night lunch menu, which was a missed opportunity. The kalbi was delicious for the price, with two types of sauce that were not significantly different but both light and tasty.

I finished shopping at Chachatown and got a little hungry, so I decided to have lunch at Yakiniku Kazokutei Hanro on the 1st floor of Chachatown in Sazu, Kokura Kita-ku. The restaurant was clean and spacious, with both table and tatami seating available. They had a wide variety of lunch menu options, and you could get unlimited rice and soup refills. I ordered the Sukiyaki Kalbi Set 200g for 980 yen. The food arrived in about 5 minutes, and the 200g of meat had a decent amount of volume. It came with raw egg and two types of sauce, allowing for different ways to enjoy the meal. The taste was delicious, and you could also enjoy changing the flavor by eating it Sukiyaki style. With unlimited rice refills, it's recommended for those who want to eat heartily. Thank you for the meal!

I knew there was a yakiniku restaurant in ChaCha Town, but I had never been there. Another yakiniku restaurant only allowed entry for two people, so I decided to challenge myself and went in alone. I was pleasantly surprised by the experience. For the lunch menu, you can have unlimited rice and miso soup. There were various options, but I wanted to try a large variety and quantity of meat, so I ordered the Mega Mori Set 300g for 1180 yen (excluding tax). It came with juicy kalbi, pork belly, and tetchan, along with rice, miso soup, and kimchi. The meat was delicious, with a sweet and savory flavor that spread in my mouth. I ended up eating too much rice because it was so tasty. In particular, the tetchan had juicy fatty parts that were not tough or smelly, which was impressive.

I had some business to attend to, and my friend wanted to eat yakiniku in Chachatown! So we decided to go to Kazokutei, where we haven't been in a while. I used to go to Kazokutei a lot for their all-you-can-eat option when I was in college, so I thought of going for the all-you-can-eat again this time. However, we had plans for a second stop, so we ended up ordering a platter and some individual items instead. The restaurant was just like before, with plenty of seating and spacious tables. We went around 3 pm, which was a bit of an odd time, so the restaurant was not crowded, and the service was very attentive. When I go to a yakiniku restaurant, I always crave for tongue! Other than that, I usually don't have much appetite for meat... But this time, whether it was because it was a single order or because it had been a while, the food was delicious beyond my expectations! I was very satisfied (*´艸`). I would definitely like to visit again! Thank you for the meal (*^^*)

I came here after a long time. The portion size has gotten smaller, with smaller plates and smaller pieces of meat. The taste was still delicious though. The highball was strong but didn't make me drunk. I switched to beer and ended up spending around 11,000 yen instead of the usual 8,000 yen. But I still love this place. Thank you for the meal!

The 3780 yen all-you-can-eat plan was delicious, especially the thick-cut meat. I like the cheese fondue. The side menu portion was a bit small. The namul was delicious. The robots were not very active.

It's a classic. I ordered a large beer but didn't get too drunk, so I added a highball. Cutting and grilling the meat that hits the spot with scissors is delicious. The pancake was also delicious. Thank you for the meal!

The sashimi platter was less extravagant than before, lacking in presentation and not as satisfying. We ended up spending around 10,000 yen this time, when we usually spend around 8,000 yen for three people. The sauce tasted the same, but now they have self-service for water and other drinks.

The touch panel was convenient. We were asked if we wanted lunch or individual items, but since we don't eat rice, we ordered a meat platter and a kimchi platter. We are starting to get used to the tile platters. Eating meat makes us happy! Thank you for the meal!

I finished my work outside in the morning and came to the restaurant. My body was cold and I was hungry. I had a second serving of miso soup (free) and warmed up. I was satisfied.

I visited around 2 o'clock. I ordered the daily special, which was ginger grilled pork belly. They also had pumpkin croquettes, which were delicious. I will definitely go back. However, it's a shame that smoking is allowed.