A horumon shop in a corner of Daimon Yokocho. I was craving cold beer and yakiniku in the evening, so I visited. The atmosphere with rows of retro grills is really lovely. First I chugged a chilled mug of beer, then ordered shio horumon (beef) and nama ramu. Even when grilled crispy on the outside, the horumon stays plump and juicy with rich flavor. The thickly cut nama ramu was tender with absolutely no gamey smell. The meat and beer were both delicious, and I finished everything in no time. I was very satisfied to casually enjoy the food-stall atmosphere. I'd like to come again.

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I happened to walk into this place on a trip to Hakodate, and it was a total hit No one under 20 is allowed in, so you can enjoy a quiet, grown-up drink The lamb had no gamey smell, the shiitake were unexpectedly huge, and the horumon was tasty too The sake was poured to the brim, which felt like a great deal, super satisfied! The lady was also really nice and I loved the place, so I'll go again when I visit Hakodate

① It's expensive ② The owner is unfriendly ③ The meat is good (except the beef tongue) ④ The ventilation is weak, so it's super smoky ⑤ They only have one bowl's worth of rice (all the rice is the microwaveable kind) Overall The meat is delicious, but the owner's attitude and way of talking are way too curt, so I'll never go again Such a waste, because the meat is good. The owner should apologize to the meat. If you're a horumon shop, you should cook more rice.

The owner's wife is kind Not many seats, please book ahead Affordable prices The beef horumon is delicious Recommended

The amount I was charged was different from what I ordered, and it was expensive.