Used for lunch during lunchtime. It was 850yen, but there were no vegetables, no soba or udon noodles, lacking in everything, and the pork was just one plate... Having no choice, I ate curry.

Terrible treatment of ingredients? Although the buffet format is good Hard noodles that had been left unattended for who knows how long Vegetables were also way too dry I went around 6:30 PM on a weekday Tsukune was sold out and not available There was curry but no gyudon There were no desserts at all like the ones in the photos. Also the staff prioritizing tour groups with reservations that hadn't even arrived yet, maybe they were busy preparing for that They didn't come over to us at all Looking at their smartphones in front of customers The kid who came later was a good person. I am never going again Since it was my one day out dining per month I genuinely can't help feeling deeply disappointed

Incredible value for money!! Hot pot restaurant Unusually traveling by car. On the way to Rinku Outlet from Osaka, I discovered a beautiful shopping mall. When I checked, it used to be Shoppers Mall, but I dropped by 'Ikora Mall'. Just renovated and very clean, with an impressive lineup of shops, and I feel like coming back to look around leisurely next time. Inside, there was a new shop 'Dining Shabu Shabu Jin' with beautiful flowers lined up nicely. A huge refrigerator visible from the entrance lined with many hot pot ingredients, a place with an unusual vibe. When led to the back, there were probably over 20 kinds of hot pot ingredients, all-you-can-eat. Honestly, so diverse that you couldn't eat every single kind. We ordered the Omi beef course. This Omi beef, one of Japan's top 3 Wagyu beefs, can be eaten all-you-can-eat in shabu-shabu and it's super delicious ＾－＾ Hot pot broth, which is not so rare nowadays, you could choose 2 types, and the 'Hot Pot' flavor is addictive!! The compatibility with hot pot ingredients was outstanding. Besides that, there were also shabu-shabu, tonkotsu, shio chanko, sukiyaki, and kombu broth. Since it's all-you-can-eat, this system gives event organizers peace of mind, and it's worth trying at least once!

It's all-you-can-eat shabu-shabu where vegetables and rice are self-serve, but there was no explanation upon arrival and the system was hard to understand.

Touching smartphones in front of customers makes me doubt the quality of the staff. Not a single explanation, unappealing. I have no intention of coming ever again.