Went in after 14:00 on Saturday. You take off your shoes before stepping up inside. There's also a 120-minute all-you-can-eat option. It seems you get your money's worth if you eat 3 or more pancakes. You cook it yourself, but instructions are provided, so it's no problem. The 2 of us had modanyaki, okonomiyaki, monja, and sausages, and couldn't fit in dinner afterward.

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It was my first visit. This place opened at 11:30. I went on a weekday. I chose unlimited drinks and ordered okonomiyaki and monja. The fluffy okonomiyaki was very delicious. The monja had that classic delicious taste. The sunken-floor seating was quite nice too, and you can choose it. The drink bar was beside the passageway, and the toilets were nearby as well. I'd like to go again.

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I tried the 1800円 all-you-can-eat option. It was before noon on a weekend, but relatively quiet, so we could enjoy a relaxed meal. There were okonomiyaki, monja, yakisoba, and snack cabbage, but rice and miso soup as well would make it ideal. The food tasted as expected, but the drinking water smelled so much like tap water that I couldn't drink it.

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I'd wanted to try this place but hadn't had the chance, until my eldest son and his wife invited me for my birthday celebration. The parking lot 🅿️ had room for about 20 cars, but perhaps because it was Sunday, it was nearly full even at ３ p.m. The interior felt smaller than I expected. I thought both the food and service were average.

The large draft beers🍺 are a draw here, but it's disappointing that the half bottles of drinks such as 眞露 they used to stock are gone, along with ice and mixers.

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