Fujisawa, Kanagawa, Japan｜Seijuro

I had a window seat in a semi-private room, so it was very relaxing. It was around 5pm on a Friday, so it was empty probably because it was still early. I ordered salt-fried squid noodles, tonpeiyaki, whitebait ponzu sauce, diced steak, draft beer, and a corner highball. The salt-yakisoba noodles were unexpectedly thick and chewy and delicious. The squid is soft and the noodles have the aroma of soup stock. It was my first time to eat green onion tonpeiyaki, and it was like an okonomiyaki egg roll with a lot of small pieces of seasoned pork... and lots of green onions on top, and it was very delicious. Shirasu ponzu sauce has plenty of whitebait boiled on top of grated radish. It was refreshing. The staff were all cheerful, cheerful, and attentive, so I had a pleasant meal. It was my first time going here since this store space became Seijuro, but it was delicious and comfortable, so I plan to go again.

I waited for over an hour on a Saturday night. It's better because you can just write your name and wander around. And when you enter the store, there are many empty seats. The point is, it's not spinning. Depending on the person, the store clerk will suddenly place the item on the iron plate and leave without telling you the name of the product. (Maybe I don't remember the product name) Even though I didn't know which juice was which, I left it there and left. Well, I understand that this area has just opened, so they haven't been able to train part-time workers in time, and there aren't enough part-time workers. However, the taste was very good. The kids seemed to like the yakisoba and finished it in no time. (The pork was especially delicious.) The Tonpeiyaki was also delicious. I didn't get the impression that the price was too high either. I would like to try the monja next time too. It's a pity that the evaluation is low due to operational issues, so I closed my eyes on that, I'll give it 5 stars based on the taste alone.

I went on a Sunday night. At around 6:30, there were 5 groups waiting. We also ordered okonomiyaki, tonpeiyaki, and monja. Everything was delicious, but my son, who loves rice, wanted to eat rice (white rice).