Shinagawa City, Tokyo, Japan｜Yakiniku House Omoni

The quality of the meat was good overall and everything was delicious. I came to the store with my children, but I was able to take them without any problems. Kalbi kuppa is especially delicious, and I was surprised at how delicious it was for the first time! In addition, it is a shop that I definitely want to repeat.

Visited at lunchtime on a weekday. It was past 11:30 right after the store opened, but there was already one customer. I was worried because I was alone this time, but they accepted me with a smile. There are counter seats and table seats, and it seems that if you are alone, you will be at the counter, and if you are more than one person, you will be at a table. Assuming a single customer, the counter was pre-set with a wet towel, chopsticks, and a disposable apron for one person. The counters are separated by partitions. This time, I ordered a large serving of yakiniku lunch with a large serving of rice. It seems that the difference from normal yakiniku lunch is the amount of meat. It was a luxurious lunch with a total of 1.900 yen. Everything except rice and soup is served in a bento box-like container. Salad, namul, tofu, pickles, meat, and sauce are on top. The meat was a mix of kalbi and skirt steak and was very tasty. Because it is a lunch menu, the meat is a little small, but the taste is solid. There are gochujang and chili bean paste on the table, so you can change the taste of the sauce. The soup was a common seaweed soup. The point is that the rice was very delicious. I can appreciate that they do not neglect how to cook rice. In addition to yakiniku, there are Korean dishes such as kalbi kuppa, stone-grilled bibimbap, and stews, so even if you go with a large group, each of you can choose what you like. It seems that some menus such as yakiniku bento, yakiniku rice bowl, salad and kimchi are also available for takeout. The shop was clean, and the bright and friendly service of Omoni (?) and the cozy atmosphere made it a very satisfying lunch. The price is a little higher, but the satisfaction is completely different than going to a certain one-person yakiniku restaurant.

This is a yakiniku restaurant located in Aomono Yokocho. The lunch service, which had been suspended due to the coronavirus pandemic, has resumed, so I had lunch there for the first time in a while. The yakiniku lunch (1,200 yen) has plenty of short ribs and skirt steak, as well as salad, namul, rice, and soup. It's a lively shop no matter when you go, and it's fun to have a conversation with the staff.