Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan｜Akakara

Good place to dine in

I visited for the first time the other day. I visited around 8pm, and there were many customers in the store. It seemed like there were a lot of people who were relatively young. I was told that the akakara nabe is a specialty, but as I was looking at the menu, I was drawn to the grilled chicken and assorted offal, so I ordered the grilled dishes first. The seseri-yaki was delicious with just the right amount of chewy meat, and the pork offal platter was more delicious than the price, but for me, the chicken yukhoe was the most delicious. I recommend the chicken because it has no smell and is very delicious with just the right amount of sweet sauce. I also ordered a variety of other things, including kushikatsu, and I was very satisfied with all of them, each seasoned to my liking. To finish off the meal, I had a dessert called ``Imo Musume'', which was a warm sweet potato topped with ice cream. This one was delicious and the not-too-sweet sweet potato went well with the ice cream. I didn't get the hot pot this time, so I'll definitely order the hot pot next time. I look forward to hearing from you again soon. It was a feast.

Although it is a restaurant specializing in hotpot, the grilled meat is also tender and delicious. Of course, the main dish, the red kara-nabe, is rich in ingredients such as green onions, Chinese cabbage, meatballs, bean sprouts, pork, and tofu, and the deep-fried tofu is especially delicious. The spicy stock goes perfectly with the ingredients, and the crispy cheese risotto is truly exquisite. I am very grateful to be able to eat it as a course meal. It is perfect for New Year's parties and year-end parties for friends, couples, and companies.