Eat all the fried chicken you want within 60 minutes!Japan’s only “KFC all-you-can-eat” is in Osaka
▲Japan’s only “KFC all-you-can-eat” is right here in Osaka!(Photo／courtesy ofgigazine, same below)
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At fast food chains like McDonald’s and KFC, you usually have the option of à la carte or set meals, but now there’s Japan’s one and only “KFC all-you-can-eat” restaurant in Osaka, where you can enjoy unlimited fried chicken, pasta, and fries for an hour!
▲The customer-friendly interior is similar to that of a regular KFC. (Photo／courtesy of
The KFC Onohara store in Minoo City, Osaka, is Japan’s only branch offering an all-you-can-eat fast food menu. In addition to signature fried items, there are also diverse options such as pasta, fries, drinks, desserts, salads, and rice. Each customer is limited to a one-hour dining time.
▲Customers need to pay first and receive a tray, utensils, along with an entry time ticket reminding them of the one-hour dining limit.
Upon entering to dine, the restaurant provides a tray, utensils, a cup, and a bowl for bones. You’ll also be given a slip with your entry time. Once you find your seat, you can dig in!The “KFC all-you-can-eat” offers two time slots on weekdays: from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM, and from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM. The daytime all-you-can-eat price is 1,350 yen (about NT$340); the evening price is 1,550 yen.
“KFC all-you-can-eat” restaurant
Address: 3-3-29 Aio-Shinkai, Minoo City, Osaka Prefecture
Transportation: Take a Hankyu Bus from Midosuji Line Senri-Chuo Station, Hankyu Line Kita-Senri Station, Hankyu Line Ishibashi Station, or JR Ibaraki Station to Onohara Station
All-you-can-eat dining hours:
Weekdays: 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM, 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM
Holidays: 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM
Pricing:
Weekdays (morning): 1,350 yen for junior high school students and above, 700 yen for children aged 3–12
Weekdays (evening): 1,550 yen for junior high school students and above, 700 yen for children aged 3–12
Weekends and holidays: 1,550 yen for junior high school students and above, 700 yen for children aged 3–12
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