A yakiniku restaurant that even allows large dogs ☺️ The food was so-so, but they welcomed us without a single look of displeasure even with three large dogs, Shepherds 😉💕 Not to speak ill, but as for the dog food, maybe because my dogs eat all sorts of things, they weren't very enthusiastic about eating it 😅 A note to myself not to order it next time. From the point that dogs are allowed, it's a super high score! As for the seats, only on the 2nd floor, with only 4 tables. There are 2 boxes on the left and 2 boxes on the right across a passageway where 1 person can walk. Going up the stairs is a horigotatsu. Even if they were barking, people around didn't say this or that, which was good 😌 Naturally, since I have 3 large dogs, I was careful about their barking though. The biggest drawback was that smoking is outside and the restroom is on the first floor, so I had to watch the timing to go because I was worried about the dog (I am the only owner, there were small dogs around).

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To think there is a yakiniku place that allows dogs... Spending time with your beloved dog while eating delicious meat.. There is nothing more joyful than this lol Please look at the photos for meat, places that allow dogs, and so on. Also, there is a cool-looking middle-aged man who seems to be the manager. So cool...

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Hearing that you can eat with dogs, I made a reservation and went. The parking lot can hold about 20 cars. For people with dogs, it was the type where you take off your shoes at the 2nd floor horigotatsu. Metal fittings to hook dog leashes are installed on the window side. As a note of caution, the all-you-can-eat option does not apply to the 2nd-floor seats where dogs are allowed. The meat is delicious and the staff are friendly, but the smoke ventilation couldn't keep up and the dogs looked distressed, which made me feel sorry and hard to stay long.

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A precious restaurant where you can eat yakiniku with dogs. The 2nd floor is exclusively for dog owners. Probably because it's charcoal yakiniku on a shichirin, the air conditioning didn't work well and it was quite hot. Ordering is mobile ordering via QR code from cold water, small plates, to lemon for salt tongue. The meat is not particularly good, but not bad either, and we enjoyed it deliciously. There was a review writing "giving a 4-5 rating means your daily diet is terrible", what kind of standpoint is that www. Leave it be, old man, I think. Teppanyaki liver tasted close to the nostalgic raw liver and was delicious. The kimchi has a sweet taste at first, but with a firm spiciness, this was also delicious. Since it's mid-summer shichirin yakiniku, it would have been nice if the air conditioning was a bit stronger. People who are bothered by dog hair shouldn't go up to the 2nd-floor seats. It seems there is an all-you-can-eat course if you are on the 1st-floor seats. Anyway, it's a rare dog-friendly yakiniku restaurant, I want it to continue forever.

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Visited with a black Labrador Is yakiniku and pets allowed or out? The 2nd floor dog-companion seats (zashiki) were full! A mismatched phenomenon where the numerous table seats on the 1st floor were empty... Service good! Meat quality good! They're trying hard! Maybe it's an option to attach a dog run outside and open a 2nd branch in the countryside I wonder if I want a time link with Kumao Kaki next door?

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