すたみな Tài Láng Mǐ Zi Rì Jí Jīn Diàn

Enjoy your meal for about 1,300 yen cheaper on weekdays and about 2,000 yen cheaper on holidays.

The lunch is around 1,000 yen, with a variety of food options, including reasonably priced yakiniku with satisfying quality. The sushi is also decent, and overall the cost performance is excellent. There are also various sweets available, and you can even make cotton candy yourself, making it enjoyable for families with children. One downside is that the dinner time is expensive and does not offer much variation compared to lunch. While the quality of the meat may improve during dinner, it is still a buffet after all, so I don't particularly go for dinner. Additionally, there are times when the restaurant is filled with Korean and Chinese tourists who arrive by ferry or plane, but I have not noticed any bad manners from them.