Another place in our neighborhood is
Yakiniku Viking TRY.
Yakiniku is when you cook your own food at your own table. In some
yakiniku places, you order the meats and vegetables you want and they
bring them out to you. This particular establishment is buffet style.
You pay first for the amount of time you want to spend eating -- 30, 60 or 90 minutes.
Then, you proceed to the food coolers to chose your meats. They had a variety of cuts of chicken, beef, pork, and seafood. Some cuts were pre-seasoned, as well.
They also had a nice selection of fruits and veggies, some of which, were good for the grill, too!
Between the coolers was an offering of soup, pasta, and a few other precooked food items, like rice, of course!!
Notice the little ice cream treats cooler? There was also a cotton candy machine!
Once you've made your food choices, you head back to your table and proceed to cook them!
They had a few "American seating" tables, but also a raised area of "Japanese seating" tables.
I am always fascinated with the shoes kicked off ;0)
They do, indeed, "always give the freshest vegetables and meet."
I'm hoping you can click to enlarge the pictures to read the rules and welcomes!!
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Arashi's
(aka -- "the ticket machine place")
As you walk in the door, your first stop is the ticket machine where you make and pay for your food and drink choices. You then hand your ticket to the greeter as s/he seats you. That's it!
Rodney enjoyed his Golden Ramen and Gyoza!!
My Garlic Fried Rice was quite tasty!!
Now that we're back stateside, one of my biggest cravings is a really good bowl of ramen. I need to get on the hunt!!
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