The limited-time menu here is all pretty good, but the Tom Yum Kung hot pot is my personal favorite with its delicious flavor, and the fact that you can eat all the cilantro you want. It's a recommended all-you-can-eat option for Thai food and cilantro lovers. The variety of drinks on the drink menu and the abundance of side dishes are also great.

I had a coupon for a 1000 yen discount on all-you-can-eat black-haired wagyu beef until December 3rd, so I decided to go to Shabu Shabu Onyasai yesterday (lol). - Marbled black-haired wagyu all-you-can-eat course: 5880 yen (excluding tax) - Additional charge for premium toppings: 200 yen (excluding tax) - All-you-can-drink: 1500 yen (excluding tax) - 1000 yen discount with coupon - Total amount including tax: 6580 yen I don't know what got into me, but I ended up choosing the expensive marbled course. However, after trying both, I personally found the regular lean black-haired wagyu to be more delicious. So I think you can enjoy the 4680 yen black-haired wagyu course just fine. We had 6 servings of marbled black-haired wagyu, 6 servings of lean black-haired wagyu, and 4 servings of tongue shabu-shabu, which were more delicious than they look in the photos. - Most customers were women - There were also couples - I was the only male solo customer - I entered at 7:30 pm, but due to self-restraint regulations, the last order for alcohol was at 8:30 pm - I ordered the refined black-haired wagyu course, so I peacefully accepted the decision - The staff were quite attentive, even though there were some mistakes.

I love warm vegetables♡ It's that time of year again for enjoying all-you-can-eat lamb shabu shabu♡ The lamb shabu shabu is reasonably priced and delicious! The warm vegetables were as good as always, and the staff's hospitality made it a wonderful two hours (^o^) And for dessert, of course, we had warm vegetable ice cream to finish off the meal. Thank you for the delicious meal!

I ordered the all-you-can-eat option. I felt that the service was a bit slow. As someone who loves side dishes in all-you-can-eat menus, I was just eating quail eggs non-stop! You can order two types of broth, so there won't be any arguments with your companions. I think it's a good deal!

Shabu-shabu Onyasai is a great place to go! They offer a special deal for their Totoro Tan Shabu & hotpot all-you-can-eat and drink course for 4180 yen with a coupon (originally 5180 yen). This deal includes the trendy Mio Sparkling in the all-you-can-drink option, making it very cost-effective. Normally, a bottle of Mio Sparkling at a regular izakaya would cost around 800 yen to 1300 yen. We enjoyed 4-5 bottles of Mio Sparkling along with highballs, shochu, meat, and vegetables for about 9000 yen for two people. We were very satisfied with our experience at Shabu-shabu Onyasai in Namba, Sennichimae. #Namba #Sennichimae #Shabu-shabuOnyasai #HotpotBuffet #AllYouCanDrink #MioSparkling

The plum hot pot is delicious! I could eat it forever! It's a waste that it's only available for a limited time.

Delicious!

Great value for money!

On Saturday, right after opening, I had dinner here. Since there were still few customers, the staff's attention to detail was impressive. In addition to the shabu-shabu menu, there were also plenty of appetizers and side dishes. I enjoyed a leisurely and satisfying meal.

I was craving shabu-shabu, so I went to eat some. They had two types of broth to choose from. I opted for the all-you-can-eat plan with unlimited soft drinks. The beef loin shabu-shabu was the most delicious. There was more tsukune (meatballs) than I expected. The shabu-shabu with rice cakes and cheese were unusual but surprisingly tasty. They had a wide variety of soft drinks to choose from. The dessert was included in the all-you-can-eat plan and I think women would be very satisfied with it. There were plenty of options and everything was delicious.

We were planning to go to a beer garden soon, but it started drizzling just before our reservation time (;_;). Instead, a friend suggested they wanted to eat meat regardless of the weather! So, we ended up going to this restaurant. The atmosphere inside was calm, and we opted for the cheapest all-you-can-eat and drink course. They first brought us a vegetable platter and two types of meat. Although the all-you-can-eat meat actually includes three types, we forgot about the chicken completely and ended up too full to eat it when we finally ordered a serving. The broth was the most basic, maybe kombu broth? And a spicy one. It was delicious, and we ended up eating until we were stuffed! I noticed they had black oolong tea, so even though it was all-you-can-drink, we mostly just drank that in the second half. For dessert, my friend asked for matcha ice cream, but they brought matcha warabi mochi and ice cream-like thing instead. When they brought it, they said, "Here is your matcha sorbet!" So, be careful to not make mistakes like that when ordering matcha ice cream! (laughs) "Dororon Sorube!!"

Today, I went out to play in Namba with my friend and on the way back, I was wondering what to eat. I was wandering around, feeling hungry, and ended up choosing shabu-shabu even though I wasn't in the mood for yakiniku. It had been two years since I last visited this place, but the ordering process was the same. They had a summer limited edition plum dashi available! I opted for the all-you-can-eat option and ordered plum and sukiyaki dashi. I was surprised that they didn't have momiji oroshi, but I made sure to order eggs and other items. Recently, they had added a variety of a la carte menu items! Within the same price range, I ordered items like kyuu, meat soboro tofu, and quail egg simmered in sauce. I was getting full before the hot pot arrived (laughs). Finally, the hot pot arrived with sukiyaki and plum dashi! Inside the plum dashi were bonito flakes and a huge pickled plum! I was wondering how to eat the plum...? I tried eating it with ponzu sauce, but it was just okay. I was thinking about it when a staff member explained that it's better to eat it as it is! I immediately tried it... and it was incredibly delicious?! I could feel the subtle taste of plum spreading, and it was much tastier as it is! Moreover, it didn't leave a heavy feeling afterwards, so I could eat plenty of vegetables as well! This limited edition dashi is recommended for those who suffer from summer fatigue, don't like strong flavors, love pickled plums, or have a small appetite!

Shabu-shabu Onyasai... I quite like this restaurant. I wanted to have shabu-shabu before it gets warmer, so I visited this branch which is the closest to Namba station for a big drinking party. They offer two types of broth to choose from, and the all-you-can-eat option for shabu-shabu is great because it's easy to overeat and end up paying more. This time, we went for the luxurious option of the 5,500 yen all-you-can-eat course with premium wagyu beef. The meat selection, including black wagyu beef and various types of pork, was excellent. However, the quality of the wagyu beef was not as amazing as expected, so we might have been fine with the slightly cheaper option. The all-you-can-eat option allowed us to eat to our heart's content. The only issue we had was with the glass replacement policy. While the staff members were accommodating when we asked for a drink refill before finishing, a more senior staff member insisted on waiting until we finished our drink before replacing the glass. This caused delays when our orders coincided with other tables. Overall, the value for the all-you-can-eat option decreased due to this policy, so the overall rating is lower.

I decided to have hot pot today because it's cold. There weren't many options nearby, so I ended up at this place. I've been to their sister restaurants before, so I felt comfortable. The all-you-can-drink premium beer was a nice treat, I had about 7 glasses (lol). I tried the tofu and tomato hot pot this time, and it was surprisingly delicious. Every ingredient went well with it. For dessert, I had warm vegetables and ice cream with vanilla, kinako powder, and black honey. It was a surprisingly good combination. Overall, I think this hot pot restaurant is a safe and reliable choice.

"Shabu-shabu Onyasai" is a shabu-shabu restaurant with locations all over Japan, from Hokkaido to Okinawa. They offer all-you-can-eat shabu-shabu, all-you-can-drink, and all-you-can-eat appetizers. This time, we focus on the appetizers. They have delicious and unique dishes like spicy potato with salted cod roe, salted cherry tomatoes with cucumber, cabbage with spicy cod roe mayo, quail egg with salted kelp and sesame oil, and salted cabbage. You can enjoy these while eating your hot pot and drinking "black oolong highball." It's a great place to eat and have a good time!

This time, I wanted to visit the restaurant called "Onyasai" in Sennichimae, which my acquaintance introduced in a blog a while ago. The shop was clean, and the staff were very attentive. I had plenty of vegetables as a side dish for the shabu-shabu. The lettuce was surprisingly sweet and delicious. I chose mushrooms that I don't usually eat, like brown enoki and jumbo nameko. Of course, there was also meat like pork, chicken, and meatballs. There was an all-you-can-eat menu, but we opted for just the all-you-can-drink option and ordered the dishes we wanted to eat. The all-you-can-drink option was 1500 yen, and even though we ate a lot with three people, we had change left from 4000 yen each. There were also set menus available!

I was taken here by a friend. The atmosphere inside was calm and relaxing, and the food was delicious even though it's a chain restaurant! There was a good amount of meat in one serving, and a variety of vegetables to choose from so it never gets boring (*^^*). It's nice that you can choose from two types of broth flavors. When it comes to shabu-shabu, I always make sure to come here first, so I will definitely go again.