Katori, Chiba, Japan｜しゃぶ葉 佐原店

I went with my family. I usually go to Yakiniku restaurants, but this one is the best. The quality of the meat is good and it's refreshing and delicious. They have udon noodles, a salad bar, drinks, soft serve ice cream, shaved ice, cotton candy, curry rice, and a variety of other items. I ordered four types of soup stock: sukiyaki, yuzu salt, white soup stock, and chicken stock. I think this is better than yakiniku. My family and I ate our fill. Recommended.

This is a shabu shabu store where we went to eat together after being introduced by the AIG manager. It is a place where you can eat sukiyaki and sharp shabu in a buffet style. You can eat as much chicken, beef, pork and various vegetables as you want. Coffee and various desserts are also available. You can eat a variety of things, including waffles, red bean shaved ice, and cotton candy.

It's a Friday night when I head to my parents' house after working overtime. A Prius was approaching from behind, so I yielded to it, and at the next traffic light, I gave up and took off, jumping out into the middle of the intersection and seeing off the line of cars coming from the left with a green light right in front of me. What, are you an alumnus of the Institute of Industrial Science and Technology? Are there still people who run over people and kill them without being arrested? Leave plenty of distance between cars and watch them out of sight. Now that I had some rust left, I decided to take a detour to Shabuha, which was on the way, to get some service. The meatballs you can choose for your first dinner in a while are fluffy and delicious. The pork belly was of the same quality as usual, and the Kinshicho PARCO store was an exception. A touch panel terminal is used to call the clerk instead of a button. It's nice to avoid the hassle of having to call the store staff, place your order, and then have them come back to deliver it again. This is directly linked to labor costs and avoids troubles, but the disadvantage is that the staff will be less able to keep an eye on the store. I had to wait quite a while from the time I entered the store and wrote my name until I was shown around. I don't get mad though because there is free Wi-Fi. When I took the curry, there was unusually a lot of meat in it. The Hanamigawa store was similarly good, but I feel like there are a lot of hit stores in the countryside of Chiba. There is a huge difference between Ibaraki and Ibaraki.