Tuna is the specialty, but there are also fried chicken and ginger pork using Kyoto pork, especially the meat menu which was full of volume. On top of that, pickles, eggs, rice, and miso soup, including mentaiko, can be refilled for free, so the stomach is definitely full! Very satisfied.

I went on a weekday evening, so mentaiko was all-you-can-eat. I made a new rice bowl using kimchi and mayonnaise. Rice can also be refilled for free, so my stomach is full. I forgot to take a picture.

I increased the seafood. Raw eggs, mentaiko, pickles, rice, and miso soup can be refilled for free. The fried chicken was crispy and juicy, very delicious, and although it was at a table seat, I could sit comfortably.

Along the road from Hirakata towards Kyoto on National Route 1, there is a shop where you can see the words all-you-can-eat. It seems quite a few people are curious. Used for lunch. Food ticket system. Impression of a somewhat old popular eatery. Until the food is ready, it seems you can eat as much kimchi and pickles as you like self-service. Depending on the time, it seems mentaiko is also provided. As for the food, it cannot be said to be very delicious, but miso soup and rice can be refilled for free, and being able to eat until full is something to be grateful for, the cost performance is amazing.

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It's very delicious! Rice, miso soup, mentaiko, pickles, raw eggs, and something else, everything is all-you-can-eat! This is the strongest! But, the high-end seafood lineup seems to have many misses. The strongest here is the tuna yukhoe bowl and fried chicken set, or maybe the tartar nanban set!