食べログ限定Tポイント使って赤からのお一人様ランチ食べ放題にチャレンジ！ : Akakara

On the way home from a health check. There are about 600 Tabelog limited T-points that you sometimes receive when you write a review, and since the oldest ones are about to expire, I started looking into how to use them. You can use Tabelog by making a reservation at a restaurant and specifying the number of points you want to use. You can make reservations with Tabelog. It seems that reservations are accepted for the red train closest to the nearest station. It seems like it's spread out in a lot of different places, but since I've never been since Red, I decided to stop here. You don't need to make a reservation for lunch on weekdays, but if you don't make a reservation, you can't use the points, so I used a combination of limited points and regular T points for 2000P and reserved an all-you-can-eat lunch for 2178 yen for the latest time. I head towards the store, feeling a little uneasy, wondering if they really know about this store. Since it's a weekday, there aren't many customers. When I told the staff that I had made a reservation, they just asked me which course I wanted, and they didn't confirm the time or confirm my name. . I'm still nervous, so every time I have a conversation, I tell them that I'm making a reservation and that I'm using T points. The customer service was polite, though. In the end, I ordered the course again and told them. All-you-can-eat lunch course for 2,178 yen now available! The ordering time is 60 minutes. (Stay is 90 minutes) There is a 40 minute limit for plain red hot pot. 40 minutes goes by quickly, so if you're ordering a hot pot, we recommend ordering it first. Today's focus is on the signature menu, seseri and red kara nabe. I immediately ordered one serving of seseri (red) and red hot pot. In addition, you can order using a tablet, but for some reason, there is a mysterious system where you have to call a staff member to order hot pot. Preventing excessive orders? Seseri arrived first. When you bake it and eat it, it has a plump texture. As expected, it's a signature menu item and it's delicious. I ordered a variety of other meats, including short ribs, fatty chicken wings, and offal, but the seseri was the most delicious in terms of both appearance and taste. Next is the red pot. You can choose from 11 levels of spiciness from 0 to 10, so I set it to 3. It wasn't spicy at all, but it was delicious. If you like spicy food, you might want to go for about 8. Ingredients include green onions, bean sprouts, Chinese cabbage, chives, tofu, pork belly, meatballs, offal, and fried tofu. The tablet didn't have any details written on it, but looking online, it seems like you can add toppings if you ask. The hotpot is already ready, so I don't know what will happen if I ask for toppings later, but when I ordered Ramen to finish, they collected the whole pot and brought it again, so I guess it's the same thing. Other than the nabe and seseri, I avoided anything that would make me hungry, and focused on things that could only be ordered with this course, such as miso skewers. Lastly, we had ice cream for dessert♪ Yakiniku (Grilled meat) was delicious, nothing special, but I thought it was a restaurant I would recommend if you want to eat seseri and hot pot. Now, about the most important part of the bill...Even if I just handed over the bill, I was still charged 2,178 yen. Again, tell them that you have made a reservation and that you are using T points. Hehe, I guess it's rare for people to go to the trouble of making reservations on Tabelog and using T points. (I knew it, but) It seems like they don't understand the process, so I had to wait for about 5 minutes. I'm starting to feel sorry for myself. However, I called someone who knew and asked about it, so I successfully used my points to pay 178 yen ~♪ Thank you to the store staff who took care of the trouble! Thank you for the meal.