I went for lunch and tried the "All-You-Can-Eat Korean BBQ" course, which I reserved through Hot Pepper with a coupon for 2380 yen. If you want to add all-you-can-drink, it will cost extra. The meat and Korean dishes were really delicious, and all-you-can-eat is great. The atmosphere is relaxing and I highly recommend it.

Located about a 5-minute walk from JR Kyoto Station, the chain restaurant "Chifaja" offers limited lunch options. At the Kyoto Station front branch, they offer all-you-can-eat lunch and set meals featuring charcoal-grilled yakiniku. The all-you-can-eat option starts from 1,540 yen, including items like beef kalbi, pork kalbi, chicken thigh, rice, lunch salad, and egg soup. I tried the 2,200 yen all-you-can-eat lunch for 100 minutes, which included a variety of meats like thick-cut dragon kalbi, beef kalbi, beef loin, harami, heart, liver, pork toro, pork kalbi, domestic chicken seseri, Italian chicken, squid, thick-cut bacon, roast ham, and hamburger. Grilled vegetables, salads, tortillas, kimchi, edamame, sliced onions, sausages, cheese sausages, homemade meat rice, rice, soup, and yuzu sherbet were also included. It was a great deal and the meat and vegetables were delicious. I will definitely come back again!

I went to Chifaja ☆彡 It's right near Kyoto Station ☆ (One street east from Karasuma Street, near Yodobashi Kyoto and Kyoto Tower) Chifaja Kyoto Station Front Store is in such a great location and has good value for money ☆ I went for lunch ☆ Since I went at 11 o'clock, I was the first customer ☆ As soon as you enter the store, there are counter seats. There are table seats in the back and on the second floor, so it might be good for families ★ There are set courses available, as well as all-you-can-eat options. Today, I decided to go for the set course. I had some difficulty ordering the all-you-can-eat course last time because of the system where you have to order through LINE. Since I don't have LINE, I had to call the staff analog-style by raising my hand. So this time, I decided to go for the set course where I don't have to call the staff. But this time, there was a call bell like the one you find in family restaurants!! With this, I can easily call for more food even with the all-you-can-eat option!! However, compared to before, I've become a lighter eater and I feel like I might get a stomachache with all-you-can-eat. I might end up ordering only meat with the all-you-can-eat (2200 yen), so I also want rice, salad, and soup. But if I fill up on rice, the cost performance isn't good. So this time, I went for the set course where rice, salad, and soup are free refills ☆彡 I got the "Manpuku Course" (1200 yen including tax) Tax included, it's 1200 yen!! And it's 300g!! Isn't this the best cost performance? ☆ What was brought to me was a voluminous salad, a soup with lots of ingredients, and a satisfying amount of meat ☆彡 The sauces for the grilled meat were the standard grilled meat sauce, yuzu sauce, and sumashi sauce. Sumashi sauce was a sauce with a strong dashi flavor, right? It was a bit spicy with shichimi togarashi-like seasoning. It's a style where you grill it on a shichirin grill ☆彡 My excitement level went up~☆ I had a full stomach after getting refills of rice, salad, and soup ★ And all of this for 1200 yen including tax was surprising ☆彡 Next time, I might go for the all-you-can-eat option after all. There is a risk of only being able to order up to 3 items of one kind in one order (such as harami, kalbi, chicken tenderloin, etc.), but you can order different kinds. You can't order harami, harami, harami in one order. Be careful. With the family restaurant-style call bell installed, it's easier to call the staff, so next time I'll go for the all-you-can-eat option ☆彡

I went to the restaurant without being very hungry, so I decided not to go for the all-you-can-eat option and ordered a single item. I had the Super Kalbi Miso, which had a mellow flavor rather than being meaty. It took a bit of time to cook because it was cooked over charcoal, but the far-infrared rays made it taste even better. As for COVID-19 measures, I went around 4 pm on a weekday so I didn't really mind, but each table had a large ventilation fan above it, which was reassuring.

Here they also offer all-you-can-eat, although the Tabelog rating is low, it seems to be a popular spot. By chance, I parked my car in the parking lot of a hot spring hotel in front of Kyoto Station on the same day, and there happened to be a restaurant. The stylish interior, which is long and narrow and doesn't look like a yakiniku restaurant, is guided to the second floor by an elevator. Since I have a small appetite (the amount I eat at once is...), I decided not to go for the all-you-can-eat option and ordered a la carte instead. The food was extremely delicious and cheap. This is a top-notch restaurant that I will definitely revisit. I was about to visit Yakiniku King for the first time, but I'm glad I came here instead! If you're thinking of going to Yakiniku King, you're better off coming here, and it's envy-inducing for those who live nearby because you can get by with this price range. The horumon (offal) is also delicious, and the dipping sauces are tasty. The service is good, and the cooking of the soup and other dishes is excellent. There is a wide variety of items, and the drinks are plentiful. I thoroughly enjoyed a night in Kyoto at this casual yakiniku restaurant. The place is stylish and clean, cheap and fast, with nothing to complain about! The service is also excellent.

I visited Chifaja for the first time in a long while, a place I used to go to since my student days. I started with the recommended meat dish, which was delicious! I enjoyed various flavors of meat, such as salted, soy sauce, and miso flavored. The Pine Beef in particular was a beautifully marbled meat with a rich flavor that was surprisingly delicious. There were many other dishes on the menu, all of which were delicious. Despite being an all-you-can-eat restaurant, the presentation and dishes were beautifully done, and I was impressed by the effort put into this kind of all-you-can-eat experience.

The location of the restaurant is very convenient. This time, it was all-you-can-eat, but the food took a long time to be served. I kept telling the staff that I needed white rice, but they just said "I understand" and never brought it. I ended up not getting what I ordered and left without feeling full. It was sad to go to an all-you-can-eat restaurant and leave without being full.

The restaurant serves delicious meat!!! This time, I tried the all-you-can-eat meat (3500) and all-you-can-drink alcohol (1200). The meat was so tasty!! They had various types like pine beef, sukiyaki-style, and ponzu sauce, all of which were delicious. They also had roast beef yukhoe and other non-yakiniku dishes. I tried the washing sauce for the first time and it was amazing! It was super tasty and made the oil come off really well. It was really delicious.

The all-you-can-eat buffet had a reasonable price and the quality of the meat was decent. However, the staff would only respond with "I don't know" to any questions and wouldn't bother asking someone else. Ordering via LINE was difficult. They didn't inform us about the last order and just told us to check the time on LINE. The staff mainly just brought out the meat. Despite the good cost performance, the unfriendliness of the staff was disappointing.

I stumbled upon this place while wandering around as it was not open for business. I was very satisfied with the all-you-can-eat and all-you-can-drink menu. The cost performance is really good, I think it's worth using.

All-you-can-eat and all-you-can-drink places usually have a time limit, but the service is too slow. Especially for drinks. Even when a new drink arrives, it takes a long time to order the next one. I think most customers would complain about this.

Great atmosphere. The all-you-can-eat Miyazaki beef course offers great value for money.