A yakiniku restaurant loved by the locals. It seemed to have lots of regulars. There is no parking. It's right by Eifukucho Station, so it's convenient to visit.

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▪️Cash only‼️▪️Tatami seating available▪️An old-fashioned yakiniku restaurant with old-fashioned seasoning, which I absolutely love. The kimchi had a sourness from slightly advanced fermentation, also just how I like it. Everything I ate was delicious, but I didn't get as far as the soup, so that'll have to wait until next time. I forgot to take photos too, so I have no choice but to go again. It's such a shame they don't take cards. ▪️ cash only!! ▪️ There is a tatami room ▪️ It is an old-fashioned Japanese yakiniku restaurant, and the seasoning is old-fashioned and I really like it. The kimchi was slightly fermented and sour, which was also my favorite timing. Everything I ate was delicious, but I couldn't reach the soup, so I'll leave it to you next time. I forgot to take a picture, so I have to go again. Too bad I can't use my card.

An old-fashioned yakiniku restaurant. A wide selection of soups and rice dishes. The owner works alone, so the food comes out slowly. The staff are all smiles. A place with a nice atmosphere while you eat.

A locally popular yakiniku restaurant that you can't get into without a reservation, especially on weekends. I always reserve before going. The premium salted beef tongue is just the right thickness (I prefer it thin), and it's exquisite with the lemon sauce. They used to have pig's feet too, but apparently they no longer stock them because they can't find good ones. Such a shame, since the lightly grilled pig's feet were delicious. A lovely place I'd like to visit regularly.

Extremely delicious, with generous portions. A renowned restaurant in Eifukucho.