Katsushika City, Tokyo, Japan｜お好み焼き･鉄板焼き なかはた

I heard it opened at the end of last year. I visited here after seeing a praise article on some kind of distribution, and it's pretty delicious, so my friend who is picky about food is also coming for lunch. 4 people and 6 people in the back with an open counter main? There is a table of I don't bake it myself at all, the master or the staff will bake it all. It's a flavor that can't be tasted in kanto. It's neither Osaka nor Sanyo style. Delicious teppanyaki that has never been seen before. In the Kanto style, the sauce comes first, but the okonomiyaki here has a very good balance of ingredients and sauce. And the other is yakisoba. This is also amazing, I ordered Indian curry yakisoba, just like okonomiyaki, the balance of ingredients, noodles, soup stock and curry taste is wonderful and the curry taste is felt from afar (it is not thin at all). In addition, grilled edamame and grilled beef tendon are also high-level. My friend will also come back after finishing the accounting. It seems that I was addicted to it as well as I was saying to the master. By the way, the master is from Kyoto.

I didn't think it was an okonomiyaki restaurant from the outside, but it was an orthodox okonomiyaki restaurant. The interior is also quite tasteful and is a type that is not often seen in the Kanamachi area. While watching the okonomiyaki and teppanyaki being cooked right in front of you, your appetite will increase, and the alcohol will progress (^ ^) And the alcohol appetizer will come out with green onion salt beef tongue. Moreover, it is said that they do not take the appetizer fee! Is it free? Even though I was thinking about it in my heart, I got it. I just drank a glass of alcohol! Okonomiyaki, yakisoba, potato salad, tonpei-yaki, stir-fried greens were all delicious. The staff are all energetic and kind, and the taste is good! Good customer service! Good atmosphere! Revisit is confirmed (^^)

It was delicious. Especially grilled green onions were good! Since it was my first visit, I ordered only the standard menu, but I was curious about the lotus root cheese that my neighbor ordered. A friendly shop told me about various popular menus. Is it unavoidable to smell oil at a teppanyaki restaurant?