Okayama, Japan｜町屋やきにく密陽家

Very nice

So delicious that I can’t go back

The price, atmosphere, and system may be a great fit for young people! Miryoya is the only restaurant in Okayama Prefecture selected as one of the 2020 WEST 100 Tabelog Yakiniku restaurants. It seemed to be popular so it was difficult to make a reservation, but when I finally got there on the day I made the reservation, it was quite empty. I think this restaurant is delicious. And the prices are also very cheap compared to many Yakiniku restaurants. However, the meat per plate is small and small. Well, in the world, the price is half and the quantity is half! There are some yakiniku restaurants that say this, so I can kind of understand what they're trying to do, but personally, I don't find yakiniku, which is small pieces of meat that are grilled in small pieces, to be satisfying. . . That's the only impression left. However, the above opinion is just an answer based on my taste, and from the perspective of someone who actually eats while drinking alcohol, I can think that the size and quantity are very appreciated, and there are many types of food. There is a high possibility that people who like to eat meat will also appreciate this menu structure. It would be helpful if you could take a look at it as reference information. I was dissatisfied with the texture of the meat itself, but as I mentioned earlier, I guarantee it was delicious. I don't like short ribs, but the skirt steak and tongue were small but delicious. I would also like to note that the kimchi and soup were delicious. This was strange, and based on my experience at other Yakiniku restaurants, the kimchi soup didn't look appetizing at first glance, but when I tried it, it was delicious. This is a rare experience. I think it's a great restaurant for young people because the prices are low and you can enjoy some quality meat. Please give it a try. I am creating a blog called ``Yakiniku Encyclopedia'' where I record my visits to yakiniku restaurants all over Japan. Please check the blog for other Yakiniku restaurant information.