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18-18-15 Shinmachi, Oita, 870-0028, Japan
contacts phone: +81 97-533-5003
website: www.sushimeijin.com
larger map & directionsLatitude: 33.2384615, Longitude: 131.5988407
Emine YASUDA
::Delicious
Malahati Shatadini
::The cheapest place for eating AYCE shabu-shabu that I have ever been to so far (at least around where I live now, which is Oita Prefecture). The most expensive set includes beef, but since I am not a big fan of beef, I chose the cheapest set (¥999 exclude tax) with chicken as the main protein. The set also includes 2 different shabu-shabu soup-base, all the shabu-shabu menu, and the additional menu such as donburi, sushi, karaage, french fries, and sundae ice cream. All of these I can enjoy free-flow, for 70 minutes. What a feast!
Audrey Mills
::cheap shabu shabu on the week days (all you can eat sushi and shabu shabu (meat and all the veggies) for 1200 yen)
John Kim
::Great shabu restaurant. I Recommend going for lunch. Dinner time is more expansive but not that mich difference in what you get. Great chlice if yph want to eat shabu and sushi together. I enjoy coming here.
ADream In Japan
::Average convertor belt sushi. During off times there is usually nothing on the actual belt. During peak times there is some. Average plate is ¥120-¥180-¥280 but that’s subject to change. This one has kakigori, ice cream, cake. Nothing super fancy. Normal selection.