Koganei, Tokyo, Japan｜Mountain Five

Very clean yakiniku restaurant with friendly staff, not so many tables inside. Meat was fantastic, and family set is a value for 2-3 people and a good variety of cuts for 5900 yen. Not cheap, but will be going again!

I wanted to eat delicious Yakiniku nearby for my birthday, so I googled it and decided on this place. As a result, we got it right! I never thought I could eat such delicious yakiniku in Koganei. Thank you very much to the owner for opening a store in Koganei (^^) The horizontally long plate in the photo is the ``Premium Top Family Set,'' which has 3 pieces of each type of meat. Each one had a different flavor and was very delicious, and my husband and I and our 5-year-old child enjoyed each one. All types were delicious, but I personally liked the one that included three types of lean meat. The edamame was freshly boiled and delicious. The low-temperature-cooked beef liver, which I thought was good based on word of mouth, had a ``adult chocolate'' feel and was delicious. I also recommend the radish kimchi, which has a good taste. With additional meat, you can also have single pieces of heart and minnow. This was also delicious, but since there were a lot of pieces when ordered individually, I regret that I should have ordered it from the beginning for balance. Or it would be nice if there was a half size. I ordered two medium rice bowls. Among them, there's a heaping amount of konmori. A couple in their 40s don't eat a lot, so is it okay to share it with their children, or is it not enough? It was about. Finally, some cold noodles. The soup had a refreshing yet strong umami flavor, and the noodles had a moderately firm texture, making it a completely delicious meal. Perhaps because it was a weekday night and there weren't many customers, the food was served quickly and the staff were very courteous, making it a very good restaurant. I don't go there often, but when I want to eat delicious yakiniku for a special occasion, it has become my first choice. It was a feast.

I lived in Musashi-Koganei for about two years, but I wish I had known about this shop sooner. There is a series that is expensive (so-called special rank), so I tried ordering it and was surprised. The tan in the image costs about 500 yen each, but it's well worth it. It might be the best tan of my life.