Hiroshima, Japan｜Kousaka

I received a luxury meat course for 4,950 yen that included all-you-can-drink. Not only the meat, but also the plump oysters, it was so delicious that I wanted to get another helping. Drinks are brought out quickly and the food is really delicious. The hamburger steak is so big and juicy that I was surprised! ! Okonomiyaki has crispy noodles and is light and chewy. Everything was delicious, even the dessert. I think this price is quite reasonable as it includes all-you-can-drink. It is located in an easy to find location facing the train street. It's across from Miwa Gyoza. There is a small parking lot in front of the store.

I used the store when I went on a trip to Hiroshima. I searched for a restaurant online in advance and selected one based on the conditions that I could eat okonomiyaki and had a wide variety of other menu items. Personally, when I think of Hiroshima-yaki, I think of it as containing ``soba,'' but it wasn't until I was researching various restaurants that I found out that in Hiroshima, there are some that contain ``udon.'' Ta. I ordered okonomiyaki with udon and it was very delicious. The fried oysters were also so delicious that I ended up ordering more. I sat at a table, but it was separated from the seat next to me by a curtain, so it felt like a private room. The price is not that cheap, but the food is delicious and I thought it was a reasonable price.

Okonomiyaki is delicious, people who like crispy noodles will definitely be addicted. Although it is a teppan izakaya, it is very good as an okonomiyaki restaurant. Of course, the teppanyaki menu is also delicious, and the appetizer platter is also recommended. The entrance looks expensive, but it's actually quite reasonably priced. The store manager and staff are also cheerful and the atmosphere in the store is good (they seem to get along very well and everyone seems to be having a good time). It may be better to make a reservation (on weekends, even if you go alone, you may not be able to enter). I haven't tried it myself, but there seems to be an all-you-can-drink course, and when I go to the store, groups of about 8 people are often excited. Information is posted on Facebook, and there is also a YouTube channel run by the staff.