I had the pork monjayaki. Monjayaki has an image of being expensive, but the simplest pork monja is 840 yen, which is on the cheaper side. The staff grills the monjayaki right in front of you. Taste is normally good. The dashi flavor was nice and gave it a good feel. Bottled beer is Asahi Super Dry. Drink pricing is on the higher side. Since there are plenty of side dishes, it's a restaurant you can enjoy going to in a group. Customer service is polite. PayPay was available for cashless payment.

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I had the #2 popular ponzu-based monjayaki(^^) It was very deliciousー! They asked about drinks for the kids, and the staff were polite. The okonomiyaki was also delicious. I'll go again!

A cozy okonomiyaki shop on the north side of Fujidera Station. The main items are okonomiyaki, monjayaki, yakisoba, and tonpeiyaki. Instead of cooking it yourself, they bring out nicely grilled items for you to eat on a warmed iron griddle. I'm grateful they grill it skillfully, but personally, I prefer the style where you mix and grill it yourself because it's more fun. Okonomiyaki was piping hot, fluffy, paired great with cold beer, and was very delicious. The shop was also cozy, and the warm atmosphere was lovely.

Ordered mix monja, okonomiyaki, and rice balls. The staff carefully grills the monja right in front of you. The taste felt average.

They used to have a shop in Habikino. Delicious monja and okonomiyaki 😊 There aren't many places where you can eat monja, so I want to go again 😁

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