Hamamatsu, Shizuoka, Japan｜陣家

23/05/07 A long-established yakiniku restaurant in the local area. Personally, I give it 5 stars, but depending on the person, the store's rating is definitely divided. First of all, even though the price has gone up from before, I think it's still a good value for money. The store has been around for a long time, and the building hasn't changed much, giving it a nostalgic feel. The staff at the store also serve customers. Rather, they feel like a family, and if you feel free to talk to them, they will respond appropriately. It's a rare restaurant these days that allows smoking, so I definitely can't recommend it to people who don't like smoking. Also, those who think that the latest fancy chain yakiniku restaurants are the standard should be careful. It's pretty smoky, the cleanliness, and the customer service. However, I think it's a great restaurant for people who want to have fun while eating grilled meat with friends they know. Personally, I would like the store to remain.

When the parking lot in front of the store was full and I stopped wondering what to do, the store staff noticed and told me the spare parking lot. The inside of the store is not hygienic because the building is old, but I liked the atmosphere. The all-you-can-eat price is 1,980 yen, which is a bargain. I feel like I go to the refrigerator to pick up my order, except for drinks, but I think it's good because I can take only what I want. Personally, the hormones were delicious. I think I want to go again.

This is my first time here after moving from Hatsuocho. I usually go to Kurobeko, but Jinya's meat and miso soup were better than Kurobeko. The miso soup is especially impressive. Kurobeko only has about 1 out of 5 pieces of meat (meat that tastes good), but Jinya's is delicious considering the price. The manager is also very personable and easy to talk to. Speaking of greed, I would like to see the discriminatory attitude of the store clerks improved and the variety of food available increased.