Numazu, Shizuoka, Japan｜Kushiyamonogata Rarapotonumazuten

This store is located on the 1st floor of Numazu LaLaport. It gets quite crowded on Saturdays and Sundays, so you should go get an instant ticket when you enter LaLaport ✋️ It's a buffet style, where you pick up skewers, add your own dough and bread crumbs, and there's a sea of ​​heated oil in the center of the table, so you put it in there and fry it. Well, if you think of it as a deep-fried version of all-you-can-eat yakiniku or all-you-can-eat shabu-shabu, you'll get a better idea of ​​it. In addition to fried foods, there are also rice, curry, ochazuke, noodles such as yakisoba and yaki udon, and salads. The most appealing thing about this place is that the desserts are delicious🤭 The chocolate fountain is the default, and since it was a matcha fair this time, the matcha dessert was delicious as well. It's not hard to make Yakiniku or Shabu-shabu at home, but it's difficult to make fried food at home, so Kushiya Monogatari, where you can easily fry your own food and eat freshly fried food, is the best food entertainment for me 🤭

I went with my children during the summer vacation. The response of the man who lowered the tableware was God. I'm young, but seeing that I was using hand wipes, I left a new one for the number of people. It may be a matter of course, but the way he spoke and his attitude made me feel great!!

It's really crowded when it opens at 11am on Saturdays and Sundays. Sunday, April 30th was Golden Week, so LaLaport itself was crowded. I was 17th, but I was able to sit down. It's all-you-can-eat, so if you couldn't sit here, you'd have to wait for over an hour. I've never had a slippery floor where oil could splash. Kushiage is easy to make, fun, and delicious. Seasonal sweets are also something to look forward to.