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Jointly recommended by Taiwanese and Japanese bloggers: Osaka all-you-can-eat yakiniku restaurant Yakiniku Rikimaru

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Last updated 2026-09-25 — There are many must-try foods in Japan, and Japanese barbecue is definitely one of the top options. If you want to indulge in authentic Japanese beef but are worried about your budget, then an all-you-can-eat yakiniku (yakiniku buffet) is the best...

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There are many must-try foods in Japan, and Japanese barbecue is definitely one of the top options. If you want to indulge in authentic Japanese beef but are worried about your budget, then an all-you-can-eat yakiniku (yakiniku buffet) is the best choice. Located in Shinsaibashi, Osaka, “Yakiniku Rikimaru” offers both à la carte and all-you-can-eat options, serving not only domestically produced Japanese beef but also at affordable prices. Since its opening in 2013, it has expanded to seven branches and has become one of the most popular all-you-can-eat yakiniku spots in the Namba, Shinsaibashi, and Umeda areas. It is also a renowned restaurant frequently featured in Japanese food magazines and travel columns.

Image provided by Yakiniku Rikimaru, the same below.

The highest quality meat: Fresh domestic wagyu, sliced and grilled on the spot

Since it’s an all-you-can-eat yakiniku, the quality of the meat is the top priority. At most all-you-can-eat yakiniku restaurants, the meat slices are usually thin and the variety is limited; but at “Yakiniku Rikimaru,” the meat slices are thick enough, and they insist on not using frozen meat—all beef is delivered fresh daily and hand-sliced by professional chefs. In addition, the vegetables are also made with domestically produced Japanese vegetables and Japanese Koshihikari rice.

“Yakiniku Rikimaru” insists on using charcoal-grilled yakiniku. Although the preparation process is more troublesome, the meat grilled over charcoal tastes better. Paired with their homemade yakiniku sauce, refreshing tare sauce, or the uniquely Japanese way of eating with wasabi soy sauce, the unparalleled deliciousness makes you want to try every type of meat on the menu.

 
Hundreds of meat and drink options — enjoy eating and drinking to your heart's content
 

The pricing at “Yakiniku Rikimaru” is simple, with the 120-minute all-you-can-eat plan divided into
1. “Standard” (82 types in total) for 2,980 yen
2. “Premium” (110 types in total) for 3,480 yen

In addition to offering premium beef from various cuts, there are also pork, chicken, ochazuke or donburi (rice bowls), noodles, cold appetizers, salads, hot soups, fresh vegetables, Japanese fried chicken nuggets, and various other fried items, as well as a variety of ice creams and desserts, making it very rich. The all-you-can-drink option includes Japanese sake, shochu, and shochu cocktails, with two choices: 1,000 yen for 120 minutes (55 types) or 1,300 yen for 120 minutes (62 types).

Chinese webpage and Chinese service        Making customers feel right at home

Despite being in Japan, “Yakiniku Rikimaru” is very considerate in providing a Chinese webpage, Chinese menu, and even on-site Chinese-speaking staff, so you don’t have to worry about having to gesture to enjoy a meal. The staff’s attitude is also very cheerful. Dining here not only offers delicious food but also a pleasant atmosphere, making it highly recommended!!
Official website: http://handafood.jp/chinese/
 
 
【Info】
Chuo Branch
 
Senriku Branch
Address: 542-0074 Osaka, Chuo Ward, Senba 2-9-17 Amza 1000 2F
Phone: 06-6644-8919
 
Nankai Namba Branch
Address: 542-0075 Osaka, Osaka Prefecture, Chuo Ward, Namba Senba 12-28 Osaka Namba Building 4F
06-6599-9819
 
Namba Minatomachi Branch
Address: 556-0016 Osaka, Osaka Prefecture, Naniwa Ward, Moto-machi 1-2-2F Inoue Namba Building 2F
Phone: 06-6634-2919
 
Shinsaibashi Branch
Address: 542-0085 Osaka, Chuo Ward, Shinsaibashi-suji 2-1-32 IS Building 4F, 3F
Phone: 06-6211-7719
 
Nanfunchang Store
Address: ?542-0081 3-4-22 B1, Nanchuochang, Chuo Ward, Osaka, Osaka Prefecture
Phone: 06-6241-0019
 
Umeda Ochihachiman Store
Address: ?530-0057 8-12, 2-chome, Negizaki, Umeda Plaza Negizaki I B1, Kita Ward, Osaka
Phone: 06-6926-4619
 
Umeda Doyama Store
Address: ?530-0014 3F, 4F, 5F, Umeda Central Building, 1-1, Tsurunomachi, Kita Ward, Osaka
Phone: 06-6225-7519



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