A jingisukan and yakiniku shop standing on its own in a residential neighborhood of Kitahiroshima, Hokkaido. Perhaps it's family-run; it has a homey feel, and the attentive service is good too. The jingisukan has no gamey smell and is delicious, and the yakiniku is delicious too. It's also far from the station, so it's difficult to find.

Jingisukan grilled on a shichirin. The heat was a little weak, so cooking took some time, but the meat was delicious, and I enjoyed jingisukan for the first time in a while. They also had regular meats, and the prices were reasonable. There was tatami-style seating too, so it was nice to enjoy it with a large group.

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A yakiniku restaurant in a residential neighborhood of Kitahiroshima. Every cut I tried was delicious, but I especially liked the fresh salted horumon and top-grade beef mino. The generous vegetable salad portion is a plus. They have fresh lamb, but also serve Kanehiro jingisukan. The top-grade marbled wagyu included in the D set was practically fat rather than meat, so it burned away when placed on the grill (haha). The top-grade sagari also has plenty of marbling (fat), so premium sagari or premium karubi might be just right and delicious. When I went in summer a few years ago, there was no air conditioning, so it was quite hot inside. During this visit, I spotted someone who appeared to be former Nippon Ham player and current club employee Taniguchi Yuya. I didn't actually speak to him, but he had come to eat with several people who looked like coworkers. For now, this is still the best place for yakiniku in Kitahiroshima.

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During a recent trip, I booked for 30 minutes before last orders, but despite it being a same-day booking, they warmly accommodated us. The food was delicious and the staff's service was good. A real winner. I'll definitely visit again when I return to Hokkaido. Ah〜that was delicious.

It's hard to make yakiniku taste bad.. why's the scorr so good..(?) dunno. Doesn't suitt Korean tastes. First, changing the grill more than twice costs extra. I'm deliberately misspeling this. Also it ain't cleen, ruined my appetitte.