I’m a big fan of BBQ and yakiniku, so I naturally have pretty high standards when it comes to grilled meat. This place has a surprisingly high rating, but after visiting, I suspect part of that may be related to their promotion where customers receive something for leaving a positive review. I tried both the hotpot and BBQ buffet, and unfortunately, the meat quality didn’t really stand out to me. The beef in particular felt quite ordinary—it’s the kind of quality you can find at many other buffet restaurants at a similar price. What disappointed me more was the refill policy. Beef is the most expensive and, for me, the most important part of a BBQ buffet, but they don’t seem to refill the beef once it’s gone. The refill options were mostly pork and chicken, which made it difficult to get the experience I expected from a meat-focused buffet. At one point, there wasn’t much left that I actually wanted to eat. There are some positives. The restaurant has good air conditioning, a comfortable environment, free drinks, and ice cream, which are nice additions to the buffet. If your priority is simply having a comfortable place to eat a lot with friends, it can work. However, if you’re specifically coming for good-quality BBQ meat, I’d recommend looking elsewhere or spending a little more for a noticeably better meal. The value here only makes sense to me if you’re someone who can eat a large amount and doesn’t care too much about the quality or flavor of the meat. Personally, I wouldn’t come back. There are simply too many BBQ buffet options at a similar price point that offer better meat and a more satisfying overall experience.
