The sizzling sound and savory aroma spread out, making me a bit excited even before eating. Putting it in my mouth, it was well-seasoned, and every time I chewed, the umami of the fat oozed out. The sauce is slightly sweet and strongly seasoned, but eating it together with white rice makes it just right and makes the chopsticks move. I thought a place like this is just right when you want to quickly finish a meal without putting on airs. There's a bit too much smoke inside the store, but it felt like part of the atmosphere, and everyone around was eating happily. Energetic voices of the staff were flying around, creating a space full of vitality rather than calmness. By the time I finished eating, my stomach was filled, and in a good sense, it left an impression of 'normally satisfied.' There's no special feeling, but eating at a place like this occasionally makes you strangely relieved.

Went because I wanted to eat Kurohoru! Delicious as expected since I was holding back ~ ♪ Even at pricey yakiniku shops, you rarely find this offal. Super delicious. The fat is sweet. There is a grade higher called Premium Kurohoru, but regular Kurohoru is fully satisfying! This time my nearest Jonetsu Horumon was closed, so I came here for the first time. The store's atmosphere was like a true offal shop, and it had a device sucking smoke strongly, so it wasn't smoky. The staff were also young and cute girls w. Forgetting my cold water is cute charm so no problem at all. Surprised to find they have an all-you-can-eat option here. Since not all stores have it. Went with my husband, and for the time being didn't choose all-you-can-eat, but I regret it... The 3980 yen course includes Kurohoru, and in the end it was close to the all-you-can-eat amount, so next time I'll definitely give it a try! Anyway it's delicious. If you're eating offal, go to Jonetsu Horumon! That's the feeling. As for other meats, I only ate tender harami so I don't know, but the harami was delicious. I'll go again♪

First Jonetsu Horumon with three friends! One of the friends who came with me said, 'Jonetsu Horumon is delicious,' and since we all love offal, we looked forward to visiting. Ordered various things, and among them, the Kurohoru was insanely delicious! Even happier than that is being able to eat raw beef liver sashimi! Got to eat raw liver sashimi for the first time in a while and was happy! Joy A friend said Yukhoe Jukbap is delicious and ate two bowls lol Another friend ordered Kasu Zosui, so I had them share a little, and the broth was effective and super delicious! Since it's nearby, I'll go again.

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Visited Jonetsu Horumon (^-^) First of all, all the staff were kind! Thought I went outside peak hours, but there were quite a few customers inside ^-^ Seemed like it was a summer-only thing, but 'Ao-horu Mori' (Blue offal assortment) was super delicious (^-^) After that, the specialty 'Premium Kurohoru' was also delicious (^-^) 'Premium' was tastier than 'Regular Kurohoru' (^-^) Beef liver sashimi was also delicious (^-^) Prices are cheap and cost performance is great ^-^ Think I'll go again (^-^) Thank you for the meal (^-^)

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Used all-you-can-eat with the Jonetsu course. First of all, the shichirin fire was way too weak, leaving it like steamed yakiniku until the end. Because heat is weak, you can't eat much volume either. Shrimp, squid, and of course offal, none of it grills properly at all, so I thought all-you-can-eat should definitely not be used. Used all-you-can-drink too, but drinks were slow and didn't come, making me irritated, calling out and finally arriving, a repeat of this. Food came wrapped in plastic wrap, shocking! Do they have eyes?? Ordered items didn't come until the end, disappointing. If it grilled properly... If it were a grill pan that grills properly... If there were proper staff... I would use it again, but it turned into a truly, truly disappointing drinking party. Wish they'd stop charcoal fire and use something else. For 4 people to have that small shichirin, and moreover not being able to grill, is the worst possible yakiniku.