Full of hormones. "Yakiniku no Gyutai" at the Bus Center near Hakata Station. After a long meeting in the area, without even having lunch, I headed to the yakiniku restaurant "Yakiniku no Gyutai" on the 8th floor of the bus terminal. The lunch here is available until 5:00 PM, which is very convenient! Although the restaurant is known for its all-you-can-eat lunch, I wasn't in the mood for that, so I went with the Mixed Hormone Lunch (880 yen). Of course, it wouldn't be complete without a cold beer. The set includes 5 types of fresh hormones grilled to perfection. Worried about the purine in the internal organs and beer... Oh well. ●Restaurant Information Yakiniku no Gyutai 092-413-1529 2-1 Hakata Ekimae, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka City Hakata Bus Terminal 8F

This is a yakiniku restaurant located on the 10th floor of the Hakata Bus Terminal Building on the right side of Hakata Station, near the Hakata exit. The interior of the restaurant mainly consists of table seats with a few counter seats. I ordered the "Honjin Manpuku Lunch" for 1,100 yen including tax, which includes free refills of beef tendon stew, meat, salad, rice, and more during weekday lunch hours. It operates on a 45-minute time limit. The first set is served, and then you can continue ordering using a tablet. The beef tendon was tender and delicious. I had two refills of meat, one refill of meat only, two refills of beef tendon, and two refills of salad. I left feeling full.

I visited the "Loppa Lunch" event held monthly at Hakata Bus Terminal for the first time. There was no information provided on the menu or touch screen for ordering, despite having a panel displayed outside the store. The staff were unfriendly from the beginning to the end of the checkout process. The server coughed loudly while serving, and the cashier completely ignored the loyalty card placed in the coin tray. Even though the prices are low at Loppa Lunch, I don't want to go back.

Touch panel order is available at this yakiniku restaurant with all-you-can-eat option, which is becoming more common these days. Although I originally planned to go to a different restaurant, I ended up here for some reason. The standard lunch all-you-can-eat option was around 2500 yen per person. Each serving was a bit small, for example, only 2 small pieces of lettuce, but you can try a variety of items. The quality of the meat was decent. I particularly enjoyed the miso sauce. The miso sauce was delicious when paired with items like beef intestine and liver.

Actually, I mistakenly thought it was a branch of a famous restaurant and went in, but it was completely different (I was totally confused). Well, since I had come this far, I decided to go in anyway. The restaurant was spacious, and a group of high school boys came in right in front of me. There was a sign outside saying all-you-can-eat yakiniku for 1000 yen. Perfect, this must be popular among high school students nowadays. And it's available until 5 pm for lunchtime. Inside, there were counter seats and table seats, mostly young customers. I was alone, but I chose a table seat. It had a family restaurant-style sofa. I couldn't handle the all-you-can-eat, so I ordered a set of three steaks (240g for 1480 yen) - kalbi, pork shoulder loin, and samgyeopsal - from the touch panel on the table. The dishes all came together on one tray. It came with rice, wakame soup, and a salad with fresh vegetables. Some of the meat seemed to have come straight from the freezer. This time, I'll take responsibility for my choice.

Cut-off lunch for 880 yen. I had some business at the bus terminal and decided to have lunch here. I was curious about this place. They only have 10 servings, but since it was past 11 o'clock, there was still some left. I arrived shortly after. It had various cuts of meat, so it was a good deal. The taste was delicious, and for this price, I think it's really good! I plan to come back again.

I took my summer vacation one day early. After finishing my errands, I felt like eating meat for lunch. I wanted to find a place where I could enjoy yakiniku by myself, and I found this restaurant. It is located inside Hakata Station's bus terminal, right in front of Fukuya where I usually eat. The lunch menu is extensive, which is a plus. Today, I wanted to eat a lot, so I chose the three kinds of steak lunch, which included samgyeopsal and pork loin. The rice was also free for refills, so I was quite satisfied. If you're a big eater, you could probably get more rice refills, but I only had one... Well, it's not beef but pork, and it was priced at 1480 yen or more, but it was quite filling. I would like to try a lunch with higher quality beef next time. Thank you for the meal.

I had dinner at Hakata Station and felt like eating yakiniku, so I searched for a solo-friendly restaurant on Tabelog and went in. It was located on the 8th floor of the bus terminal. When I entered the restaurant, I was guided to a counter seat for one person. I didn't think I could eat that much, but I was worried that ordering dishes individually would be expensive, so I opted for the cheapest option of 2,900 yen all-you-can-eat and all-you-can-drink. I ordered using a tablet and the food came out quickly, so the service was great. However, the cheapest all-you-can-eat option didn't have much beef, so I ended up ordering mostly kalbi and beef tongue. Since kalbi was quite fatty, I felt like I should have gone for a slightly more expensive option. I don't think I will revisit this place.

After going up the escalator, I immediately saw a sign for an all-you-can-eat buffet. It was past lunchtime, so there weren't many customers. The lunch menu was divided into set meals or all-you-can-eat options. I chose the all-you-can-eat option, which had a special lunch menu or three regular options to choose from. I wasn't sure of the differences, so I went with the lunch special. The all-you-can-drink soft drinks for 500 yen seemed a bit expensive for lunch. I liked that there wasn't a set menu that they brought out first, allowing me to order what I wanted right away. The meat dishes looked more appetizing in person than in the menu photos, which was reassuring. Overall, the meal was average for the price. I would definitely like to try the Honjin Kalbi next time.

I wanted to eat meat heartily, but the other restaurants had over a 1-hour wait! This would affect my work, so I ended up having a business meeting at a yakiniku restaurant instead! The lunch set was around 1000 yen and very cost-effective for yakiniku! The meat was quite delicious too! I love watching how each person grills their meat differently! Some flip it around busily, some grill each piece carefully, and some boldly step into others' territory! It's like golf, where you can see people's personalities come out. I'm the type to go at it eagerly (laughs). It's not good or bad, just interesting! I'm just curious, so don't be scared (*^▽^*) Another fun part of yakiniku is the sauce! There were two types, soy sauce-based and miso-based. I initially thought soy sauce was better, but in the end, finishing with miso was a great combination. Both sauces were delicious and really whetted my appetite! I actually wanted to go for all-you-can-eat, but I went along with what others wanted... so I had to hold back and eat just a little (^^) Thank you for the meal!

I have been to this restaurant once at night, but this time I went during the day. They offered a 104-item all-you-can-eat menu, which I wanted to try as I was looking for a hearty meal. I focused on the meat dishes like thick-cut beef tongue and sirloin steak. Since it was the 29th of the month, I got a 500 yen discount, so it cost me around 4,000 yen. In terms of cost performance, it was pretty good. If you're craving for meat, it's worth a visit. One downside is that they have limited side menu options. If you want to eat something other than meat, you might want to consider other restaurants. The dessert options are also limited, and it seems more geared towards men than women.

Yakiniku restaurant located at Hakata Bus Terminal 8th floor. I visited for lunch. It was not crowded, maybe because it's a bit far from the station, felt like a hidden gem. The spacious interior had many table seats. The menu had various all-you-can-eat courses and lunch options. There were also weekday limited donburi and bibimbap. My husband and I ordered the "Mixed Volume Lunch" while our daughters got the "Kalbi Lunch". The "Mixed Volume Lunch" came with a large plate of kalbi, pork kalbi, sausage, chicken, pumpkin, green pepper, onion, cabbage, along with rice, soup, and salad. The soup was seaweed soup and the salad had crispy meat-like toppings, which was tasty. We started grilling the meat, and everything was delicious, especially the miso sauce was amazing. It went so well with the meat and rice. We really liked the miso sauce here. The "Mixed Volume Lunch" cost 980 yen, while the "Kalbi Lunch" cost 950 yen. Both had good portions and the meat was tender and flavorful, a great value for lunch. The "Mixed Volume Lunch" seems to be a popular choice, and I would love to visit this restaurant again next time. Delicious yakiniku, thank you for the meal.

I have used this place several times. It's my favorite restaurant where I can enjoy all-you-can-eat yakiniku at a reasonable price. I came to Hakata Station after a long time and decided to eat some meat, so I visited this place. However, there is a variation in the quality of the staff, and this time, even though I made eye contact upon entering, I was ignored until I pressed the call bell. When I asked about the low heat of the roaster, the staff insisted that it was adjusted properly without checking. It was disappointing that I couldn't enjoy my meal. I have received proper assistance in the past, so I don't think it's the policy of the restaurant. There are many other reviews criticizing the staff, so I think I just had bad luck this time.

I had the Stamina Donburi for 880 yen, it was delicious!

I ordered the all-you-can-eat course with 100 dishes and all-you-can-drink alcohol. The courses range from 50 to 100 dishes, with the higher ones offering more choices and better quality. I chose vegetables like namul and kimchi, along with high-quality lean meat. I also had five glasses of red wine. The cold noodles and bibimbap were delicious too. I think it's worth the price of 4,980 yen (excluding tax).

29th Day - All-you-can-eat 500 yen off

Sagari Lunch for 950 yen.

It was delicious. I love all-you-can-eat yakiniku.