Hitachinaka, Ibaraki, Japan｜Karubitaisho Hitachinakaten

I love the fact my husband can order in Japanese language, I can make orders in English, and if you can speak or read also Chinese or Korean language, then this highly recommended to visit at least once. I also loved that my husband and I could order from 3 types of all you can eat order menus. We chose the 2980 yen all you can eat menu. Like I said the menus are easy to order from, all are on a removable iPad, which means you don't have to flip thru pages of menu booklet. This is so very helpful to the customers and to the servers who bring your orders to your space. We also love the fact that each seating table with barbecue frying space in the middle of the table have sliding doors to make it more private, and big white numbers are painted by the handle of each door to find your space again after coming back from the drink bar where there is about 25 different drinks to chose from. They range from coffees, teas, soft drinks, and sodas. If you would like alcohol with your meal, you can easily order directly from the iPad menu, but you must be 20 yrs old in order to be able to drink alcoholic beverages. There are 4 "Please do" requirements they ask of each customer. 1st) Please do feel free to use the sauces afforded in the box below the iPad machine. 2nd) Please do use the plates, sauce dishes for your eating after meat is cooked. 3rd) Please do use all utensils spoons, salad tongs, meat cooking tongs, and dessert spoons for your eating pleasure. 4th)Please do consider when having alcoholic beverages to NOT drive home by yourself, but have a designated driver drive you home, or consider calling a taxi service, or taking a bus to get home. There is easy wheelchair accessible entrance, and parking area. There is also nice size restrooms to comfortably move around in, and the service is very friendly. So if your living in Japan, just visiting, or just moved into the area but too tired to cook, go check out the Katsuta Calbi Taiso カルビ大将, you won't regret having tried it. Sincerely Amy and family👨‍👩‍👧‍👧🇺🇸🇯🇵🌏🗻🗾

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There is a major yakiniku chain across the street, but I dared to enter here. Being able to casually enjoy yakiniku on the touch panel in a calm space in a private room is a great point. And the most shocking thing is that there is “Miya no Sauce” on the menu! It's a group company. This makes me too happy. (If you haven't tried it, please try it.) The items were delivered fairly quickly, and I was satisfied with the taste. There may be evaluations such as xxx for the taste, and I think that the evaluation is divided there, but I definitely like it more than the noisy, crowded and open seats. I will repeat again. The only thing, if possible, I would like you to set vinegar for cold noodles, or put it in the side menu as an option. (I asked the clerk and he brought it to me)