I visit occasionally❗️ I really want to go more often‼️ My kids and wife have learned to cook monja here too. Going here makes my family smile😀 We can have a fun and delicious meal while chatting lively. Yesterday, my wife and I had the master cook negiyaki and pork tama for us. It was delicious~ Tonpeiyaki is also recommended. Garlic rice too. Oh! Having them grill oysters🦪 for us is the best. Of course, the kids always order soba meshi. Umm! It makes me want to go again. The master has beautiful handwriting and is interesting to talk to. The mom is bright and fun, and above all, she remembers her customers well and always brings up the family members who couldn't make it. It's a shop that makes you glad you came❤️

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I visited for the first time yesterday, and while waiting for the okonomiyaki to cook, the landlady talked to me a lot, so I was able to spend the waiting time happily even though I was alone. The okonomiyaki the master cooked for me took time, and it was crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside, and it was very delicious. I want to go again!

I used it for a drinking party. It depends on the person, but I really liked the landlady's meddlesome nature. Of course, the okonomiyaki was also delicious (^^)

It was my first time having such terrible okonomiyaki. For better or worse, it's a local-favorite okonomiyaki shop. Since it closed at 20:00, I arrived a little before 19:00, and first, they gave me a very unpleasant look, and when I ordered okonomiyaki, they said, "We close at 20:00, so cook it quickly"... While I was eating, a local customer(?) seemed to come in, and without wearing a mask, they had a loud local conversation. They would glance at my okonomiyaki, chime in saying it would taste bad if cooked that way, and without giving any real advice, they just kept complaining... I thought, well, it's not a big chain, and I don't expect that much from the service! The taste should be good at a place like this! But then.... It was 【terribly bad】. I mean, can okonomiyaki even be bad? But for some reason, this place's okonomiyaki doesn't have sauce. It seems to be a feature of this shop to use soy sauce instead. When I tried eating it with soy sauce... it was inedible. It was just too bad. Soy sauce definitely doesn't go with it. I wonder if there are people who like it? Soy sauce definitely doesn't go with okonomiyaki. I left most of it. It was a shop I really never want to go to again, to the point where I wonder how they are even in business with both the taste and service being the worst. And it's subtly expensive. I think they shouldn't call themselves an okonomiyaki shop with this service and this taste. It's really bad, so if you're interested, please do try it.

I went around 19:00 yesterday. The only customers were my daughter and me. Even while we were eating, it felt like they were watching us, which I hated. They told me to use the oil, to cook the okonomiyaki on the right and the monja on the left, and finally to add bonito flakes, so I unintentionally said, "I know." I hated that they kept chiming in. I've been to okonomiyaki shops many times, so I know that. Also, I don't think it matters what you cook first. I really want them to stop chiming in, watching us, and telling us how to use the oil. If they keep doing that, people who don't like it will never come back. By the way, I'm one of them. I felt bad, and because they were watching, it was hard to eat!