Bear One B.B.Q - Ximen

Guys hear me out. This is it! Your perfect place for day drinking, afternoon delights, and midnight adventure. A beer bar in disguise! You can pick Taiwan beer, Heineken, and Red Point Brewery. I highly recommend the last one. What a fine craft! What a crispy, hoppy joy. Cheers. Cheers again. Pick whichever plan from the menu. The pork and chicken one should be enough to suffice. - The defining establishment in West Door district since God knows when. I used to come here with my high school mates, college friends, and army bros. I was pretty sad to know it had a terrible fire weeks ago. Guess what. It went through a quick and thorough renovation and came back before my tears even hit the e ground!

Pretty good amount of food for all you can eat! It includes ice cream, rice, curry, drinks (including beer) alongside the vegetables and the meat options.

There were rice bar, drink and beer bar, salad bar, Haggen-Dazs ice cream bar (4 different flavours) and an all-you-can eat section with some pork, chicken, and various vegetables. I had a Economy BBQ, ($698: weekday lunch, $798: dinner and weekends) and ordered 2 plates (3 slices/ plate) of each Tender Shoulder Sirloin, American Beef Brisket-Salt & Pepper, and 4 plates (3 slices/ plate) of Chuck Beef-Yakiniku Sauce. The shoulder sirloin was delicious with the Miso Yakiniku Sauce but not best of the best. While barbecuing the both brisket and the chuck beef, the fire was going wild probably due to sufficient fat coming out. Be careful and don’t heat those for too long, just fill them twice and you can eat. The brisket was tastier than the sirloin here, especially without any condiments, and so was the chuck. In my opinion, the chuck tasted the juiciest and the best among the others. In terms of the all-you-can-eat section, I recommend Hellishly Spicy Chicken Thigh for spicy eaters and Japanese Style Teriyaki Chicken Thigh for non-spicy eaters. Furthermore, it was so lucky to have Caramel Biscuits & Cream because it has been my favourite flavour of Haggen-Dazs that I ate 6 scoops. In conclusion, the view from the window was wide open and the diverse options of food and drinks were just fascinating. However, the staff will tell you in advance that if you come here single, they will give you a $300 (actually $330) additional charge. I came here on my own because I wanted to try and compare different Yakiniku restaurants. Overall, it’s a 9.5 out of 10! FYI, you pay first and the 10% service charge is included in your bill and you scan the code to order. The maximum time of dining and ordering are 120 minutes and 90 minutes, respectively. Furthermore, the minimum charge is $598 for weekday lunch and $698 for dinner and weekends.

Very juicy meat. Lots of beef and vegetables. There is also a variety of side dishes.

The buffet is nice and there many varieties of vegetables and meat to choose from . We order package which have beef and the beef and pork belly are very fresh They have unlimited flow of beer and soft drink and famous ice cream.. It will worth the budget and if I will back again to try when I come to holiday in taipei

ALL IN!! Yummy, Masarap! We ate 2 times here because the food itself.