Huh!! Was this restaurant this delicious before? My favorite yakiniku restaurant had almost no meat today and said service would be slow, so I was wondering where to go. I was in a mood where any meat would do, so should I go to Haya for the first time in a while? Since I remembered going there in the past and it wasn't good, I decided to look at the menu first. Lately, prices at all-you-can-eat yakiniku restaurants have been going up across the board, and in this day and age where around 3500 yen often gets you formed meat or fatty meat, Surprisingly, the Kuroge Wagyu all-you-can-eat is about 4700 yen including tax. The course without Kuroge Wagyu is about 4300 yen. While most places make pre-tax prices look big, this price includes tax.. Is this a landmine? Since the staff all had great vibes, I charged in prepared to be a human sacrifice. Result: it was extremely delicious!! It was so good I almost forgot to take pictures. The tongue is beef at this price, too. Compared to other a la carte yakiniku restaurants, the quality is lower, but it easily passes the acceptable mark. Above all, the Kuroge Wagyu galbi and Wagyu galbi are so deliciousーーthe Kuroge Wagyu melts in your mouth, while the Wagyu feels more meaty. I was surprised by the high quality of the meat. It's an even bigger bonus that the kimchi and salad are delicious. But why is it empty... I'll come again!! With this, my favorites are now Nishiya, Hiro, and Haya (laughs)

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The special discount lunch below has been discontinued due to a menu revision. For 1180 yen, it changed to a yakiniku lunch of tecchan -> chicken thigh, tongue -> flower-net beef tongue (thick cut). Grated garlic and gochujang are free, rice and soup are refillable, and the dessert remains the same. PayPay Gourmet is also accepted. I liked tecchan better than chicken thigh. The thick-cut tongue is a keeper! I rely on the special discount lunch at least once a month. For 1000 yen (tax included), you get tongue, tecchan, short plate, sliced pork loin, pumpkin, onion, and cabbage. Niigata Koshihikari rice all-you-can-eat, soup refills free. Mini salad and kimchi, dessert can be chosen from ice cream, juice, or coffee. High satisfaction for the price! 100 yen worth of points with a PayPay Gourmet reservation. Essential for repeat visits. This time with a coupon for PayPay 250 yen, plus 4% on days ending in 5. The base 2% is also included, and an extra 0.5%~ when paying with PayPay at checkout. For good quality meat, there is the dinner time A5 all-you-can-eat for 3580 yen or takeout sets. With cola and beer sets, it's cheaper than clumsily buying domestic beef at the supermarket. The point card gives 10% points. PayPay and others can also be used. When you're in a Japanese mood, go to Uotaro. Pretty airtight. Secret bargain info. Small bottles of grated garlic and gochujang for lunch can be brought to you if you ask.

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Today's lunch is a gathering with all my relatives #Tsugumikita #HayaUotaroSenbokunosato for #KaisekiCuisine #Appetizer #SashimiPlatter #BeefTobanyaki #TeriyakiBlackCod #TempuraPlatter #Chawanmushi #NigiriPlatter #RedMisoSoup Enjoyed all the way to #Dessert Glad I was able to talk about so many things with my relatives (^-)... #OsakaGourmet #OsakaLunch

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Came here for the first time with my husband Rated 3 with extreme generosity It seems to be divided into Haya and Uotaro First, I pressed the call bell and they came on the third try. On the second try, another customer pressed it afterwards and they went there first. The orders were Haya Lunch and Skirt Steak Lunch. The taste was very average (to be specific, slightly below average) The portion was also a normal yakiniku lunch size. Pity that there was no a la carte menu so I couldn't order additional single items. No straw for the after-dinner coffee. One of the female floor staff had a very condescending attitude. Normally this would be a 2-star place. Better than Wonkaru though The reason for 3 stars is because there are no good places around this neighborhood and with hopes for next time.

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Entered "Haya" located in such a place (pardon) just before opening before noon feeling like I was doing a penalty game. A large restaurant operating with separate yakiniku and Japanese food areas. I wasn't in the mood for meat, so I chose the Japanese style Tairyo midday set meal for 1,080 yen. The number of dishes is decent, comes with chawanmushi and an after-meal drink so the cost performance isn't bad, and rice refills are available, but unfortunately the taste just doesn't suit me personally. Looking closely inside the shop, it's like the clock stopped in the Showa era, and the customers are only elderly people. To put it nicely it's retro, to put it badly it's just rundown. Maintenance seems minimal too, and if they don't renovate, I wonder if the building will last another 10 years? Those who want to soak in Showa nostalgia should definitely try it once.