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All you can eat, but.

Many restaurant in Morioka offer you "all you can eat;" there are the curry restaurants that offer all you can eat rice and/or nan breads, stake houses that offer all you can eat soups and/or salads, and Italian pasta restaurants that offer all you can eat pizzas!!
Though, at some of those restaurants, you have to ask the waiter/waitress there to bring the refills (okawari.)
It should be like you can just go and grab whatever you eat instead of asking them to bring because it's little embarrassing to ask them especially after you ask some refills already.
Maybe that's how they save the foods to be taken so much.
I was at one of tonkatsu (breaded pork cutlet) restaurant for last weekend in Morioka, and that's where I felt little embarrassed to ask them after my 7th bowl of the rice and 8th bowl of the miso soup and 5th serve for the cabbage to the waitress.  
Girl, I was just after 18 hours of the daily fasting.  I deserved them.  *LOL*

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