Very lively! If I have time, I will certainly go again. The family that runs it is very friendly and enjoys talking. And the food was delicious!

I ordered hoso and okonomiyaki. Hoso was stronger and more delicious than anything else. The atmosphere felt lively. Regular customers were chatting with the shop staff. When I went for the first time, I was nervous and couldn't enter because the entrance was hard to enter, but this time I gathered the courage to enter (lol). Once I entered, it was totally fine alone. Hoso was delicious, so next time I want to eat Bunbun-yaki.

Children were free in the store, and it was unpleasant. I don't want to go anymore. There might be circumstances, but sorry. This is an honest review. Hoso and the food and drinks were delicious, but not enough to impress me.

An izakaya centered on teppanyaki and flour menus. The shop owner looks fierce, but contrary to his fierce appearance, he talks a lot and responds energetically. There are also negiyaki and original flour menus, and whatever you eat is very delicious. There are many side menus that you can't miss such as bunbun salad with crispy baked bacon, beef tendon stew, etc.

Ordered mix okonomiyaki and Bunbun-yaki for takeout. The sweet and spicy sauce is an addictive taste. Okonomiyaki had large shrimp and squid, so it was very satisfying. Bunbun-yaki feels like crushed okonomiyaki. Closer to okonomiyaki than monja... Seeing once is better than hearing a hundred times, please taste it. Since it's a bit spicy, be careful if you can't eat spicy.