good !

This is my second visit, but you've got to try the "Yokota monja" here! Apparently regular monja is called mizu monja, and here you can eat old-school monja. One thing to watch out for: unless you order one portion fewer than the number of people, women won't be able to finish it (lol) By the way, the one compared to the cigarettes is the monja for the largest group size. It's big enough to fit a baby.

+2

Second visit. An old-school shop where you can really feel the proprietress's dedication. You can eat monja you can't get anywhere else.

+3

The best monja ever!! Rather than going Japanese-style with dashi, I recommend eating it hearty with strong dark soy sauce and chili pepper!! I also recommend getting the gomoku monja to go and customizing it at home!! (Personally I like extra natto and green onion)

A uniquely rich monjayaki you can only taste here. Some people get hooked on the flavor and some don't, so opinions are split, but many celebrities have visited over the years. One portion feels like two, so it's very filling. I've been coming here since I was a kid, and they've always kept this flavor and this richness!