I attended a private gathering with my office colleagues for a summer party at a BBQ style restaurant. Unfortunately, it was raining heavily all day, so we couldn't use the outdoor terrace. However, we were still able to enjoy grilled meat under a covered area. The quality of the meat was average for an all-you-can-eat style restaurant. Due to the heavy rain, we were treated to a special service of delicious steak. The indoor space was spacious like a beer hall, with self-service drinks and a variety of food options including fried chicken, edamame, curry, and even taco rice. The price for a 2-hour all-you-can-eat and drink was 4000 yen per person. It was a fun and enjoyable time chatting and eating with friends and colleagues. Thank you for the meal!

We used it with two people. The overall impression is that it is a bit smaller than what we saw on the website. The staff's response was really good, especially since the main focus is on weddings. There are about 10 tables for 4-5 people on the terrace, so it can get crowded. It is located in the middle of the city surrounded by buildings, so there is no particular view. Each table has a cassette stove for grilling, and you go inside to get the meat and vegetables. The main meats are pork belly, beef loin, and chicken thigh, but they were quite fatty and thin. The fatty meat caused flames to rise when grilled on the cassette stove. Other food options included sausages, french fries, fried chicken, salad, curry rice, and taco rice. The drink selection was decent, with Super Dry beer and Black Nikka highball available. The disappointment was that the glasses were disposable plastic instead of glass. The atmosphere was nice with a fountain and stylish lighting, but we were a bit disappointed. The seats near the fountain periodically get sprayed with mist, which may bother some people. Overall, I would rate it a 3. The staff was really good. The meat was thin, and there was only beef loin available. Taste: 5/10, Atmosphere: 6/10, Value for money: 5/10, Service: 7/10, Likelihood to revisit: 3/10.

The party was wonderful! Everything was delicious! The dessert buffet was great!

It's summer! I went to a beer garden! I got my hopes up too much, it wasn't as stylish as I thought. Also, I was disappointed because they used plastic cups! I think I prefer a beer mug! The meat was tough, there were few food options, and most of all, there were not many drink choices. I ended up thinking it would be better to have a BBQ in my own backyard with a gas stove. It was fun though.

I went to have lunch at the newly opened wedding venue "TENJIN MONOLITH" on Oyafukodori Street in Fukuoka. The cafe inside has a nice atmosphere with spacious table seating and a view of a fountain from the large windows. I was the first customer and got to sit at a prime seat by the window. The lunch menu offers sandwiches, gratin, and other light dishes. I had the "Monolith Sandwich" which came with fries, salad, and pickles. The sandwich with salmon and avocado was delicious with rosemary-infused bread. The ham and cheese sandwich and cinnamon-flavored French toast were also tasty. I wished the portions were a bit bigger for the price. After lunch, I visited the chapel on the third floor, shaped like a large floating eyebrow, which was beautiful. Overall, it was a pleasant experience and I recommend checking it out if you're in the area.

I made a reservation for a beer garden from 8:00 PM. It cost 4000 yen for 2 hours. They offered Kirin Ichiban Shibori and Budweiser beers, both of which were delicious! The weather was nice, not too hot, so we could enjoy being outside. The side dishes and BBQ ingredients were buffet-style. However, because we started late, there were only thin pork belly slices and chicken wings left for BBQ, and the steak we were looking forward to was sold out for the day. If they continue to take reservations for this time slot, they should consider making some improvements. The variety of side dishes was not very large, but each one was tasty!

The staff at the time of booking was very good, so we were able to use the beer garden with peace of mind even though it was raining. In the wedding reception venue, there were long tables and plenty of chairs lined up, with only barbecue sauce on the tables. Outside the reception venue, drinks are lined up, next to which there are meats and vegetables, making you wonder, "What's a buffet?" There wasn't much of it though. We waited for the meats and vegetables to be replenished, then cooked them on a gas stove outside the reception venue and brought them to the table to eat. We used it with multiple people, so we needed someone to cook and someone to carry, and there weren't enough gas stoves for each table, so we had to wait in line. The variety of drinks was good, but you had to go out of the room to get them, so there wasn't much time to sit at the table leisurely within the 2-hour time limit. I only remember the dishes listed on the menu, like potato salad? French fries? Fried chicken? The chef was supposed to bring the cooked meat to the table, but there was only one person, so we had to wait for that too. It arrived when we had almost forgotten about it. I felt sorry for them for grilling the meat so hard in the rain. The meat and dishes were too meager, so I won't go back. The staff around didn't help when the gas ran out. Oh, there was a wide variety of alcohol. It's a shame because the reception staff and the chef were very nice. Maybe it was crowded because it was a Friday, but I wanted to eat slowly at the table and enjoy the atmosphere more. In the end, we all went to another restaurant to have a meal.

This time, I had a meal at this restaurant for a former junior colleague's wedding. The prices are relatively casual, and the interior and exterior have a modern feel, which is lovely. The location is also convenient. When it comes to wedding meals, the expectations are usually low due to the large number of people. However, because it's in Hakata, I had high hopes for the quality of the ingredients. Overall, the sashimi appetizer and the main beef dish were excellent. However, the other dishes, while tasty, lacked originality and standout flavors. The creative touch in dishes like the final dashi tea rice soup was appreciated. I think this is a restaurant with good ideas.

I visited this beer garden on Monday, which offered a 500 yen discount. However, due to the forecast of rain, we were moved to the first-floor hall for table seating. I'm not sure if the atmosphere was good or bad because of this change. We arrived a little after 6 pm and were the first ones there. By 7 pm, more people started to arrive, and it was full by the time we left. The food selection was a bit limited, but the quality was decent for a beer garden. The price of 3300 yen seemed fair, but 3800 yen might be a bit on the higher side. Being in a hotel, it seemed more geared towards young people and women.

The recently opened Tenjin Monolith in Tenjin Kita is a wedding reception venue, but you can also enjoy lunch and dinner there. For dinner, you can relax in the open-air cafe while enjoying the outdoor atmosphere. They prepare premium meat that has been marinated since the previous day, grilling it over an open flame and cutting it into reasonable portions. They may also offer all-you-can-drink plans depending on negotiations. The staff is attentive and kind, as they are used to handling wedding receptions. Although it is a bit away from the center of Tenjin, it could be a hidden gem spot, especially on weekday nights. The quality of the food is excellent, and you will leave satisfied.