Kawasaki, Kanagawa, Japan｜七厘亭

A delicious restaurant serving grilled meat and Genghis Khan. Highly recommended. In particular, Genghis Khan has no odor and is so delicious that anyone can eat it. The special curry powder has an addictive flavor, and the Genghis Khantare is sweet and delicious. The stainless steel and refrigerators in the shop are shiny and the owner's personality seems to be evident. I was surprised at how delicious the beer malts were, perhaps because they were well-maintained. Although it was a weekday, the place was full. The photo is of grilled meat.

This is my first visit. I expected to be crowded on weekends, so I made a reservation by phone. 2 adults. Reserve a counter seat. After arriving at the store, I was guided to a nearby area from the store because there was a parking lot. There are 2 parking lots. Even large vehicles can be parked without problems, but there are parking lots for other stores, so be careful! Enter the store and order the seven-rin set. It is said that there are 2 to 3 servings, but it is a tremendous volume as it is. Also ordered the popular kimchi. If you look around, most of the customers who order single items are regular customers. If you are going for the first time, it may be safe to ask for a set. The recommendation was Genghis Khan, but this time I rejected it because I wanted to enjoy the deliciousness of the meat for the first time. Meat is the key, Exceeded my expectations in a good way! ! Meat that is too delicious even though it is voluminous. The garnish namul is also the best! ! 3300 yen is more than enough. In addition, kimchi has a deep taste, and you will be very happy if you stuff your cheeks with meat. . . I visited around 17:00 this weekend, Fully booked including reservations. We had a great weekend! I will visit you again! ! !

My family of three went to have Genghis Khan for the first time based on the reviews. It was very delicious without the smell of lamb. Part-time job for employees? The lady was also very nice. Next time I would like to go have Yakiniku.