This is a yakiniku restaurant located on the second floor of a building in front of Omiya Station. The interior is unified in brown tones, bright, and clean. It's a good place to enjoy yakiniku in a calm atmosphere. Last time I went, I ordered a meat assortment, tongue, kalbi, mino, namul, bibimbap, fried potatoes, etc. The meat was tender and delicious. I also want to try other side dishes someday. The fried potatoes had a lot of volume... (laughs) I think it's enough for 3-4 people.

The interior of the restaurant had a high-class feel and didn't seem like a typical yakiniku place. There was almost no smoke and no strong smell. I visited for lunch and found the portion of meat in the yakiniku lunch set to be a bit small. However, you can add additional items to the menu for dinner, so you can leave satisfied.

During lunchtime, the menu starts at 790 yen (weekday only, daily specials). Many salarymen and local ladies tend to order the daily specials. We ordered the grilled meat bibimbap and the three-layer pork cutlet set, both for 950 yen each, which is cheap. They serve tea instead of water, which is trendy. The restaurant is clean and spacious, with clean restrooms and equipped with elevators and escalators. No wonder elderly people also visit this place.

Found a yakiniku restaurant near the station. The spacious interior had a relaxed atmosphere. However, the orders took a while to arrive, which was a bit of a challenge. We tried a variety of dishes, but there was no standout specialty dish, everything was just okay. I was surprised to find cold noodles topped with shredded egg. It was new. There wasn't much excitement, but being close to the station was convenient.

Located in a convenient area in Omiya, this restaurant is a hidden gem with a parking lot and few tourists. Most lunch menus are priced at 1,000 yen or less, with some daily specials even at 500 yen! The atmosphere is calm with many elderly regular customers. This time, I chose the chicken cutlet. While it doesn't have any outstanding features, it is perfect for a casual lunch rather than a special treat. Thank you for the meal. #Grateful for life.

Visited for the all-you-can-eat dinner on a regular weekday. It had been years since I last tried an all-you-can-eat yakiniku, but I couldn't eat as much as I thought. The all-you-can-eat option was 3480 yen including tax, and there was a 10% discount on the total bill, so I also added the all-you-can-drink soft drink option for 400 yen including tax. The total bill came to 3492 yen including tax. Unfortunately, the meat for the all-you-can-eat was not great (although the pork belly and skirt steak were good). I ate until I was full, but the satisfaction level was not that high.

I wanted to fully enjoy lunchtime yakiniku! I visited before 1 pm and the restaurant was not crowded, so I could enjoy my meal at a relaxed pace. I ordered the Premium Yakiniku Set (Japanese beef kalbi and loin: 3200 yen tax included) with additional items such as beef skirt (680 yen tax included), chicken thigh (730 yen tax included), and special egg (50 yen tax included). I enhanced the flavor of the meat by using two different sauces and raw egg. I started with a yakiniku bowl, followed by bibimbap, and finished with pouring the raw egg, which was used as a dipping sauce, over the rice. I was satisfied with this slightly luxurious lunch costing 4660 yen (^_^)

Had a yakiniku lunch at Yakiniku Taishogun. It was relatively empty around 12:30. I ordered the yakiniku set meal with Wagyu kalbi and domestic beef loin as the main dishes (2300 yen including tax), and added beef tongue as an extra item (680 yen including tax). The Wagyu kalbi and beef tongue were particularly delicious. The total payment was 2980 yen including tax. Overall, I was satisfied with the meal, but the cost performance was just okay.

Today, I went to a spacious yakiniku restaurant with my colleagues for lunch. The restaurant had a high-class atmosphere with elegant decor and plenty of seating. There were seven of us, so we had a private room to ourselves. The lunch menu was extensive, with various set meals to choose from. I decided to go with the yakiniku lunch set (1300 yen) where you can choose your meat cuts such as kalbi, harami, loin, salted tongue, or hormone, along with a side of rice or bibimbap. I chose the harami with rice set, which was served as marinated slices. I grilled the meat lightly on both sides and dipped it in soy sauce before eating. It was tender and flavorful. The set also came with namul, kimchi, soup, and a mini salad. You could also get a large portion of rice, which was a nice bonus. The combination of the rice and harami was delicious, especially when paired with the slightly sweet kimchi. It was a satisfying meal that you could keep eating endlessly!

A store located on the second floor of a building on the east side of the rotary on the south side after coming up from Hankyu Omiya Station. I used it during lunchtime, and the store is spacious with large tables, making it easy to spend time there. I thought the variety and cost performance of the lunch menu were good. It was also appreciated that there was a smoking booth!

I wanted to eat yakiniku in Kyoto for the first time in a while, so I visited the famous yakiniku restaurant "Taishogun" in Omiya-dori Shijo-dori, Kyoto. The restaurant was spacious and very clean. I ordered the yakiniku lunch set (1,300 yen) which included kalbi and bibimbap. The amount of meat was small but it was delicious. It also came with side dishes, and the bibimbap tasted great with the kochujang sauce. I was able to get a 20% cashback using PayPay for the first time in a while. It was my first time using a PayPay coupon, but it worked out somehow.

I walked from the hotel to Shijo-Omiya Station to take the Randen train to Arashiyama. It was 11:30 am and we decided to find a lunch spot around Shijo-Omiya Station without a reservation, as we wanted to go with the flow of the day. We found a yakiniku restaurant based on reviews on Tabelog, and decided to give it a try as my husband wanted to eat grilled meat. The restaurant had a spacious and comfortable interior, and we ordered the Wagyu kalbi lunch and hormone lunch to share. Each lunch set came with meat, kimchi, salad, bibimbap (or rice and namul), and wakame soup. My husband also ordered a non-alcoholic beer. The meat was cooked on the grill coated with beef fat, and we enjoyed the meal. The sauce was a bit salty for our taste, but overall, it was a convenient and satisfying meal without the need for a reservation.

During the usual lunchtime, I went to a yakiniku (Japanese BBQ) restaurant that offers great lunch deals like daily specials and yakiniku bento. The restaurant is located on the second floor above a pachinko parlor, accessible by escalator. Upon entering, the staff seated me and I ordered the daily special which was stir-fried beef and burdock for 750 yen. The food arrived quickly and was delicious, especially the miso soup and rice. The portion size was also good. The main dish was seasoned perfectly. Overall, it was a great value for the price.

I came to have a slightly late lunch, wanting to enjoy a relaxed meal by myself. The atmosphere here is nice, and it's great to be able to relax. Although it's a yakiniku restaurant, they have quite a few non-yakiniku menu options for lunch. I checked the daily lunch special menu (tax included 750 yen) and decided to order the tonkatsu set (tax included 750 yen). If you want something cheaper, they also have a "One Coin Donburi" (tax included 500 yen). You can choose the amount of rice you want! I chose the regular size to avoid eating too much. The tonkatsu was fried perfectly and didn't feel like a shortcut. It was a good size too. The miso soup was flavorful and delicious. Everything seemed to be cooked with care. The tonkatsu was tastier than I expected, and I finished the rice before the tonkatsu. I wanted to ask for seconds, but I thought about my health and held back. Jazz-like music was playing, creating a nice atmosphere for the meal. The staff were efficient and pleasant. You can also get a free cold oolong tea. This is a nice little touch. Thank you for the meal.

Once a month luxury lunch! Monthly lunch gathering! We were delighted with the yakiniku lunch! The three kinds of meat platter was the best! I always get extra rice! I enjoyed it today as well! The staff are always kind! There was a young trainee today, fresh, bright, and wonderful! After we finished eating, the weather cleared up, couldn't ask for more! Thank you for the delicious meat!

I had lunch at Yakiniku Taishogun in front of Hankyu Omiya Station. I ordered the Yakiniku bento, which was a huge portion. The vegetables were fresh and crunchy. The meat was tender and well-seasoned, made from lean cuts. The bento also came with 4 different types of Namul. Instead of soup, they served miso soup, which was quite tasty. The restaurant was packed with business people during lunchtime. The rice was also delicious. This place is a hidden gem for lunch. Thank you for the meal.

The restaurant offers great value for money and is not well-known among tourists, so even during lunchtime, it is not crowded, providing a relaxed and spacious environment to enjoy a leisurely meal.

I prefer a quick lunch set. You can enjoy meat without having to grill it.

I visited for lunch and had the daily special kalbi bowl. The meat was tough... I don't think I'll be coming back. It cost 800 yen and coffee was 110 yen.