I had a health check-up in the morning without breakfast. After the check-up, I received a gourmet card and couldn't decide what to eat for brunch, so I ended up choosing a buffet. I found a buffet nearby where I could use the gourmet card, and visited it. There was a line before the opening, but the restaurant was not too crowded inside and I was able to enjoy the food smoothly. The taste of the dishes was decent. I was satisfied with a full stomach.

Today, I had lunch at Abeno Q's Mall while attending an event meeting. We had sushi, xiaolongbao, salad, soft drinks, and various other dishes all-you-can-eat! There were also all-you-can-eat sweets, which I couldn't resist. I ended up taking too much again, haha. Thank you for the delicious meal today. I am grateful! ✨

Eldest daughter and the little ones, a total of 4 people, visited the restaurant. The course price varies depending on the number of dishes you choose. The cheapest option is the Light Course for 1649 yen. We waited for about 15 minutes before entering. The restaurant is spacious. There wasn't a menu that made me think, "I really want to eat that!" so I think the Light Course is sufficient. I noticed that there were no gloves, which used to be a standard at buffets since the pandemic. There were a lot of men dining alone. The toilets at Q's Mall now have air towel (hand dryers) available.

This is a restaurant located in Abeno Q's Mall. We were looking for a place where we could make a reservation for a large group and ended up here. It was a buffet restaurant, but unlike the usual format, there were two types of food available: items constantly placed on the bar counter and items ordered through a smartphone, which you had to pick up when ready. Ordering through the smartphone was a bit troublesome. Also, there was a limit to how much you could order at once, so we had to order frequently, and since the food wasn't always ready at the same time, we had to keep getting up from our seats. Buffets are supposed to be about enjoying a variety of dishes and eating what you like at your own pace, so I wasn't expecting high-level flavors, but this ordering system was unexpected. Sushi, dim sum, pasta, etc., were all ordered through the smartphone. The reviews for the sushi were low, as expected, but the dim sum was decent with a good variety. There seemed to be quite a variety of dishes, but with all the back and forth to the pick-up counter, it was hard to keep track of what was available. I only realized later that there were items like croissant waffles that you could make yourself, and there was also fruit vinegar juice, but I didn't have time to try them. We were also looking forward to the Taiwan Fair, but couldn't really enjoy it either. Before we knew it, the time for socializing was limited because everyone was constantly getting up from their seats, making it difficult to have a proper conversation or enjoy the food. In the end, we only managed to have some Taiwan castella, dim sum, sushi, and a bit of pizza, along with drinks that came with the meal, but we didn't have time to pick them up. With so many people, the constant coming and going made it chaotic, and we couldn't really enjoy the variety of dishes. This was probably a mistake in our choice of restaurant. I think if we had visited with a smaller group, we could have enjoyed a wider selection of dishes at the right time. Thank you for the meal.

I was able to enjoy a variety of delicious dishes for under 2000 yen. The unlimited time allowed me to relax and savor the food without feeling rushed. The atmosphere of the restaurant was great, and it was not crowded so my friends and I could chat and enjoy our meal leisurely. It was a wonderful experience!

I wanted to go for the cheapest option, but someone wanted to eat sushi, so we ended up getting the standard course (including tax, 2749 yen). The sushi was small and the toppings were minimal. I guess it's because it's a social occasion, so I can tolerate it up to a certain extent. If you don't go along with others, then what's the point? The half-price drink all-you-can-eat deal was only available from the more expensive special course, so no half-price for us. It's probably to balance the bill since it's all-you-can-eat, but still, it's disappointing. But the biggest problem was that the beer mugs in the fridge were hot! I just poured a cold beer, but if I pour it into this hot mug... I told the staff and they brought me a cold mug, but I wonder where they got it from (I had to wait 5 minutes). It was a busy Saturday evening, so maybe that's why. There were only a few yakisoba noodles, curry with the bottom showing, and salad needing a refill. The taste was not bad, and the staff were friendly, but it was still disappointing. I was so bewildered that I forgot to take photos.

After finishing my training for daily cleaning assistance on the Osaka Higashi Line in January of the 5th year of Reiwa, and before starting my night shift cleaning assistance at the vehicle base, I had a dinner buffet light course (1,979 yen) with a vegetable water & drink bar (329 yen) at the Fall Rooms Abeno Q's Mall store on the 4th floor. Tonight, I will be working the night shift cleaning assistance at the vehicle base. Total cost: 2,308 yen.

♪To the buffet~ to see the scenery~♪(Sung by Yumi Matsutoya)At the Cue's Mall all-you-can-eat buffet "Four Rooms", they offer a great value lunch deal on weekdays without drinks and desserts! The staff there are polite and friendly too! (*^-^*)★Weekday buffet for 45 minutes, tax included for 1099 yen♪For the first round...・Assorted salads・2 types of pizza・Basil-baked fish・Chicken simmered with basil・GratinAll of them are quite delicious!For the second round...・Assorted salads・Black curry, which is famous and tasty!・Hawaiian-style salt yakisoba with plenty of vegetables!・Chicken nuggets, they are really good!・Onion soup, a satisfying lunch with plenty of vegetables! (^^♪

In December of the third year of Reiwa, I revisited the Buffet Rooms at Abeno Q's Mall restaurant street, where I had the Holiday Dinner Buffet Light Course (including tax: 2,199 yen). The time limit was 120 minutes. Unlike the unlimited time on weekdays, there was a 120-minute time limit, and the price was 200 yen higher than on weekdays. Of course, I also added the Veggie Full Water & Drink Bar (including tax: 329 yen) for an additional charge.

We wanted to go out for dinner with my younger brother and his wife, along with their 9-year-old nephew. We let the nephew choose the restaurant, and he chose a buffet because he loves being able to eat his favorite foods. The buffet we went to had unlimited time for dining, so we could relax and enjoy our meal. We chose the Standard Course, which cost 2,639 yen for adults and 1,869 yen for elementary school students. The restaurant had good seating arrangements, and they provided disposable vinyl gloves for COVID-19 protection. We enjoyed various dishes while keeping up with the nephew's pace of eating. The buffet featured a Taiwan Fair theme, but unfortunately, the food did not appeal to us. The only dishes we enjoyed were the roast beef and the salad buffet. The Standard Course allowed us to order sushi, but it was not very satisfying. After the nephew was full, I went back for more food, including dessert. The overall quality of the food was similar to supermarket deli items. We also noticed some issues with the self-serve shaved ice station, where the ice was left out in the open, causing it to melt quickly. The nephew was not impressed with the watery shaved ice.

Lunch buffet~♪ I visited around 11:30 on a weekday. I was seated promptly, but the restaurant was quite busy with about 70% capacity even on a weekday, and more customers kept coming in. The weekday lunch is 1,499 yen (excluding tax) with no time limit, and I also ordered the drink bar for 299 yen (excluding tax) as I knew the drill and immediately headed to the buffet table. Instead of trying everything, I focused on what I wanted to eat at that moment. This time, I wanted French toast, so I waited until the lunch time service for French toast at 12pm, 1pm, and 2pm. There was about a 20-minute wait until the first French toast, so I had a light first round of food. For the first round, I had Christmas-style chicken breast, Margherita hamburger grill with special brown sauce, penne gratin, carrot citrus salad, mixed beans salad, Genoa-style salad with broccoli and pickles, strawberry cut cake, strawberry panna cotta, Christmas roll cake wreath-style, profit roll with red and white sauce, strawberry milk pound cake, and more. The Christmas-style chicken breast was delicious, with tender chicken fritters in mustard sauce and vegetables with tomato sauce. By the time I finished my meal (leaving the dessert), it was time for the first time service for the second round, where I could pick my favorite items. They also provided whipped cream. Since there was not much maple syrup, I topped my waffles with maple syrup and powdered sugar, and added mixed berries from the smoothie section. I also had black sesame powder and sweet soy sauce with my crispy fried chicken, which was served with various sauces. The fried chicken was light and tasty. The whipped cream with the French toast had a milky taste, was light and easy to eat, and delicious with berries. For the third round, after the French toast, I made freshly baked waffles with soft serve ice cream, bananas, berries, mango, and blueberry sauce. The waffles were soft and delicious. As I was getting full from the bread items, I finished with banana and chocolate sauce on the French toast, cornflakes, coffee jelly, soft serve ice cream, strawberry jelly, cocoa cookies, and kinako (soybean flour). My favorite was the homemade parfait and cafe latte to end the meal. With a 10% off coupon, the total came to 1,798 yen. Thank you for the meal!

Today, I went to a driving range with my parents, and afterwards we had dinner. This was our third time coming here. The best part is that it's really cheap! My parents get a senior discount, so it's even cheaper! Today, they had a Thai food fair with dishes like Pad Thai, Poo Phong Curry, and Grilled Chicken, along with sushi, tempura, pasta, udon, ramen, salad, and more. The Thai food wasn't really authentic, more like a kid-friendly version with no spiciness or Thai flavors. But they had unlimited green onions and cilantro, so I ate a lot of that. For dessert, they had roll cake, cheesecake, soft serve ice cream, fruits, coffee jelly, and pudding, all in small portions so you can try a variety. The place is mostly filled with young couples and families. It's a good place for a budget-friendly, filling meal, but the taste is more suited for kids. Despite that, the queues at Que's Mall were long, so I'll probably come back again. Thank you for the meal! ✩⃛( ͒ •·̫• ͒) ===========

This is a buffet located in Abeno Q's Mall. It's very popular, so there is usually a long line. It's better to go early! However, if you go during off-peak hours, you might get in quickly due to luck. The spacious and stylish interior is great for girls' gatherings, mom meetups, or family birthdays. The food is delicious, with unlimited pasta and pizza! The sweets are also excellent. There is a wide variety of dishes to enjoy. And most importantly, it's reasonably priced. Weekday lunch is 1499 yen, weekend lunch is 1549 yen, and weekday dinner is 1999 yen (dinner includes sushi and roast beef). During summer vacation, we were able to make our own hamburgers. There are also fun activities like unlimited tapioca drinks that young people will enjoy. It's a place I want to visit with friends again! Located on the 4th floor of Forus Abeno Q's Mall, just a 1-minute walk from Abeno Station Exit 2. Phone: 050-5356-5096

Today, my family and I went out to the Tennoji area. After finishing our errands and shopping, we decided to have dinner at the Cue Mall before heading home. We chose to dine at "Four Rooms Abeno Q's Mall" for the first time. While there are many buffet restaurants in various shopping malls, this one stood out with its unique seasonal limited-time menu. During our visit, they were having a "Taiwan Night Market Gourmet Fair" with a variety of dishes that you wouldn't typically find at a regular buffet. It was exciting to try new things and we enjoyed our meal. Thank you.

I stopped by with my child on the way back from shopping. The restaurant is buffet-style, with salads, pizza, ramen, desserts, and you can also make your own smoothies which were delicious! It's a 2-hour limit, but even after eating to my heart's content, I still had plenty of time left.

I visited Buffet Rooms in Abeno Q's Mall restaurant area for the first time in six years since the summer of 2013. I had a lunch buffet (price excluding tax was 1599 yen) after finishing my overnight shift. I also added a drink bar for an additional fee. It was quite crowded, probably due to the summer vacation period. Despite the unlimited lunch time on weekdays, there was a 90-minute time limit during the summer vacation period. I was able to enjoy a fresh cold pasta with crab and salmon as part of the time service.

I visited for the first time. They have a wide variety of Japanese, Western, Chinese, and dessert menus. The tempura was freshly fried. Thank you for the delicious meal.

I went during Golden Week when it was crowded, but luckily I didn't have to wait in line much and was able to get in. The taste was not as bad as people say.