Aburiya Dotomborimidosujiten

It was quite hard to find this place as some reviews said it was in a different building, see photo below for where it is. It is inside Don Quijote, go inside, turn right and take the elevator to the 10th floor. The staff were very friendly and helpful and the atmosphere and food were amazing. We... took the all you can eat buffet which was just as well as they did miss a few items off our order. Not just the first time but also subsequent orders via the iPad. Some then arrived quite a bit later and others not at all. If you were paying for each dish this would be a problem but not if on all you can eat. Would still really recommend this place.

Visited February 2020

Highly recommended. Aburiya is worth money to dine. I'm a beef lover. The meat is so tender & juicy. The pork belly is so yummy too. Reservation needed. Otherwise you need to queue & wait.

Visited November 2019

I don't even eat beef, for religious reasons, and I'd still come back again. Here's why: Food: Whatever meats I could have aside from the beef were fantastically seasoned and delicious. Salt-cured pork belly slices, seasoned chicken thighs, mushroom/vegetable platters, seafood pancakes. Variety is ...definitely limited compared to the myriad cuts of beef they had for non-beef eaters, but if that isn't a problem for you, the quality of whatever you can have more than makes up for it. As for the beef itself, my partner was on cloud nine with the short ribs and slices, so no contest there. Slightly on the pricey side per pax but it's all-you-can-eat for 2 hours, which is more than enough for the average diner. You even get a choice of free dessert at the end of the meal, and you're offered hot towels after to freshen up. Service: We had a reservation for the earliest slot, so quite a few of us were waiting outside to be shown in. Before that happened, we heard the staff at the back having a steady group huddle of sorts: they ended it off with a group cheer before the head waiter came to usher us in one by one. If that wasn't a good enough sign for solidarity and teamwork in their service, I never saw a table have to wait more than 10 seconds for a waiter to attend to them upon being called. Had some slight communication issues, but nothing a little conversational Japanese/English couldn't overcome. I'm always absolutely floored by Japanese service and attention to detail, and that always makes their already fantastic food taste 10x better. Walk-ins are rarely successful even on weekdays so do reserve a slot earlier and don't be late for it. (your slot is released very quickly to the next available group)

Visited April 2019

Located in the 4th floor. You will see a Lawsons on the first floor, take elevator to 4th. Reserve ahead so you can be seated immediately as there are long waiting lines.

Visited April 2019

Visited with my fiancée on a Sunday night. Do make your reservation in advance as place is usually crowded! Spacious booths and helpful staff. There is also english menu on hand. No regrets!

Visited April 2019