Koshigaya, Saitama, Japan｜Kushiage buffet Rakuzen Koshigaya shop

I went there right after it opened, but they didn't have any cheese skewers. They said it was sold out, but... I wish they would collect plates, etc. in a timely manner. It's easy to get into, so I think it's good for families as well. You can make fried skewers at the table, so I think people with children will enjoy it.

Unlike a similar kushiya, the meat ingredients are large, so it's very filling. I think it's good to stay here forever.

I like nationwide chain stores with the same system, so I asked what the difference was. I was surprised by the very satisfying price and lineup. I wonder if this one will be more famous... The system is the same as a certain all-you-can-eat kushiage restaurant. It feels like there are also desserts, salads, and rice. Overall, the lineup is smaller than that of a certain all-you-can-eat place (especially desserts), but the quality of the skewers is quite good. The eggplants are cut into large pieces, and when fried, they are juicy and delicious, and the meat is cut in fairly large pieces. Thanks to that, you can enjoy deep-fried skewers that are so satisfying that you can feel that you are eating meat, especially beef. This all-you-can-eat is dangerous... The lineup of skewered toppings itself is by no means small, and the standard skewered toppings are well-stocked. Some of the ingredients (Brussels sprouts, scallops, white onions, steamed dumplings, gyoza, taro, etc.) that are not available in certain stores are also available. I personally recommend brussels sprouts. It's fluffy and sweet and delicious, but it's surrounded by leaves, so you can also enjoy the crunchiness at the same time. There are few other side dishes, but there are curry, rice, ramen, and salad, so you can enjoy it. In addition, it seems that raw eggs are also permanently installed. Thanks to you, you can eat all-you-can-eat egg over rice...! *Never put it in the fryer Desserts, by the way, are quite modest in quantity. The taste is so delicious. Also, there is a drink bar, but you can drink "tea and water" without asking. I appreciate the all-you-can-drink tea... In summary, it feels like the other lineup types are dropped because the quality of skewers is high. That said, it doesn't mean that the quality has been lowered, so I think there is no problem for those who can rotate even a small number of varieties. Also, because there are few types, the price is quite low. At lunchtime, you can eat as much as you want for around 1,800 yen. Personally, I think that the quality of this skewer is quite affordable for such a low price. From here, I was interested in comparing it to a certain all-you-can-eat restaurant. That said, there's only one thing... The lower part with the fryer under the seat gets a little hotter. It will be warm enough to bring the heating to your knees. It might be nice in winter, but it feels a little hot in summer. However, the air conditioning works well, so it doesn't get hot enough to make you sweat.