Wagyu Yakiniku Ichiro | Churrasco Wagyu à Vontade | Tsuen Wan

牛肉は柔らかく、霜降りも良かったです。サービスも良く、お得感がありました。品質も良く、焦げたり半焦げになったりする通常の焼肉とは異なり、良い変化でした。新しいスタイルの日本のバーベキューとしてこの場所をお勧めします。

The buy-one-get-one-free 100-minute all-you-can-eat yakiniku is truly excellent value, 100 points! Orders are mainly placed via QR code. The grilled items include beef, pork, chicken, seafood, and vegetables. There are also fried items, rice dishes, and soups. Even sauces can be ordered via QR code. Drinks, salads, desserts, and ice cream are self-service. The last order is 30 minutes before the table is due. By then, I was already full; eating just two more pieces of yakiniku felt very rich, as they were quite large. Overall, it was clean, the seating was comfortable, there was minimal grilled meat smell, and the service was good with no missed orders.

Very satisfied. We had a reservation for 7:00 PM, but we were able to be seated around 6:30 PM. The beef was quite fatty, and the dishes were served quickly at first. Later, when it got crowded, the service slowed down. I liked the desserts, especially the cup ice cream. There was a wide variety of drinks. 120 minutes of dining meant no rush. The last two pictures are of beef sushi, one with a hot spring egg. I tried the garlic shrimp but didn't take a picture; I reordered the buttered corn several times and also had seaweed soup.

The service was excellent, and the waitstaff were helpful and good at recommending dishes. The A4 wagyu steak was incredibly delicious, though unfortunately, only one serving is allowed per table. The all-you-can-eat wagyu was generally good, but some cuts were a bit tough. The salad with red-hearted radish was a nice touch. The all-you-can-drink sake and plum wine were great. The shrimp, however, was not fresh. Overall, it's a decent yakiniku restaurant, and I would return.

The buy-one-get-one-free 100-minute all-you-can-eat yakiniku is truly excellent, 100 points! Orders are mainly placed via QR code. The grilled items include beef, pork, chicken, seafood, and vegetables. There are also fried foods, rice dishes, and soups. Even sauces can be ordered via QR code. Drinks, salads, desserts, and ice cream are self-service. Orders close 30 minutes before table return. We were already full at that point; eating two more pieces of yakiniku felt very greasy as they were quite large. Overall, it was clean, the seating was comfortable, there was minimal grilled meat smell, and the service was good with no missed orders.

For the price, I expected better quality and a wider variety of meats; it was just okay, nothing special. When purchasing tickets on Klook, I had already booked the dining date and time, but the staff hadn't noted it down. However, overall, the service quality wasn't bad. Additionally, you could only order a maximum of 5 items at a time, but towards the middle and end of the meal, some ordered food still hadn't arrived even after more than ten minutes. It only started to come slowly, one by one, after we prompted them. The last order was at 1.5 hours, but in the end, not all our ordered items arrived. Even with a buy-one-get-one-free offer, it cost over nine hundred dollars for two people. Next time, I would rather choose a buffet dinner at another hotel, as I believe it would be more satisfying. 🍽😋

Perhaps the greater the hope, the greater the disappointment. We ordered Set E for $898, a buy-one-get-one-free deal, which heavily promoted all-you-can-eat Japanese Wagyu. Unfortunately, the quality of the Wagyu was very mediocre. There was a significant difference between the photos in the electronic ordering system and what was actually served, even though it states that photos are for reference only. On the other hand, other cuts of beef, such as various beef tongues, outside skirt steak, and beef sashimi, were of acceptable quality (perhaps because there were no expectations). Additionally, the seafood included squid tubes, oysters, mussels, shrimp, and scallops, which were also decent. Finally, if you want ice cream or popsicles, the restaurant offers a variety of local ice creams and Japanese/Korean popsicles to enjoy. However, in the end, it all comes down to this: paying for an all-you-can-eat Wagyu special but only getting such ordinary grilled beef is truly disappointing.

Great deal price wise and food was delicious. My only suggestion for Klook is to help the restaurant come up with an instruction/information sheet in English. We went to the Causeway Bay branch and when we finished, we were presented with a bill by one girl. This girl told us that we had only purchased a "discount" from Klook (our Klook purchase was $288 AUD) and the bill totalled to $1400 HKD. Luckily one other girl spoke English and sorted this out (we didn't have to pay anything as the Klook voucher covered the full meal), but being presented with that bill was still scary! Otherwise, would recommend!

I chose the Jordan branch, which is conveniently located. The restaurant environment is clean and hygienic, and the booth seating is spacious. The wagyu beef was very fresh and tender! There were also shrimp, scallops, sashimi, egg drop soup, and seaweed soup... a wide variety of delicious options! Overall, I'm very satisfied, it can't be beaten!👍👍👍

There's a huge variety of food and plenty of choices 🤩🤩🤩🥳🥳🥳😃😃😃❤️❤️❤️. We couldn't stop eating for the whole 100 minutes 😍😍😍. The grilled squid 🦑 and pineapple 🍍 were the biggest surprises... and the main star, the beef, was also very fresh and sweet. The fried oysters were delicious 😋, and we were very satisfied with the pork and chicken too 😀. Excellent value for money 😉😍🤩🥳.