The Bacolod Food hunters just had a fun and satisfying lunch at L’fisher’s Ripples restaurant Yakiniku room
What is Yakiniku? And what is a Yakiniku restaurant? According to Wikipedia:
Yakiniku (焼き肉 or 焼肉), meaning “grilledmeat“, is a Japanese term which, in its broadest sense, refers to grilled meat dishes.
In a yakiniku restaurant, diners order several types of prepared raw ingredients (either individually or as a set) which are brought to the table. The ingredients are cooked by the diners on a grill built into the table throughout the duration of the meal, several pieces at a time. The ingredients are then dipped in sauces before being eaten.
L’fisher’s Ripples restaurant has set aside an area exclusively for Yakiniku. It is a cozy and enjoyable little nook which can easily seat small groups of diners.
Yakiniku is loads of fun but it is not for the impatient or the very hungry person since you have to cook your own food. It is extremely enjoyable if you have loads of stuff to talk about so make sure you and your friends have a juicy bit of gossip while the food cooks.
Basic Yakiniku Rules:
1.) Use the food tongs to handle raw beef and chicken not your chopsticks. Raw beef and chicken may contain salmonella or nasty germs that may give you food poisoning.
2.) Make sure your food is well-done and well cooked to kill any germs. Medium rare may taste great but it’s better to be safe than sorry!
Yakiniku is even more fun especially when you get bored and play BATTLE YAKINIKU. It involves greedily stealing other people’s cooked meat and acting like a douchebag. (Don’t be a douchebag! )
Be sure that your food cooks properly before you eat it! Try out the Yakiniku room at L’fishers. Have fun!
The updated price as of 2017 is 599 php for unlimited meat, soup, rice. It’s eat all you can here! Drinks are not included but you could always request for water to drink. The Yakiniku room is open from 11am-2pm and from 6pm-11pm. Contact number is (034) 433-3731
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The Bacolod Food Hunters 
tag pila na da? it looks exciting to experience the place.. 🙂
399 eat all you can
May I ask if you get anything else included for the 399, it looks great but is rice or any greens(salad or veg) included or is the meat 399 and no extras. I have been meaning to try the lunch deal but unsure exactly what you get for 399. thanku.
You just get the meat for 399. Our total bill was about 500 for each person. That’s because we had 2 bowls of japanese rice each and a coke zero
Thanks
hi where can we buy the cheapest yakiniku table and around how much per unit? thanks
Yakiniku room is a great place to dine at. We always go there and order ala carte as our favorite dish there is their wagyu top blade. Our bill (for 2 persons) usually sums up to more than Php2000 but it’s worth it anyway since everything is delish plus their service is superb.
If I may add, if you are eating there for salmon sashimi, ensure that you call or drop by early first to make a reservation and pre-order. salmon sashimi is best served if they prepare it earlier. If you order there on-the-spot when you dine, it will taste a bit differently – trust me.
la ko pa gd n treat mom ko ever. gusto ko xa itreat dira pero ba c ma short ko sa budget kg ang ending c mom mn gyapn ma.pay. hahahah. kung abi may mga 1200php ko busog n n kg happy much n c mama? hehehe. thanks2 🙂
Yup 1200 is more than enough for both of you. 🙂
Ang 399 gali ang meat lang? Wala dala rice kag dessert?
meat lang yup