Inagi, Tokyo, Japan｜Yakitori YAMACHO Minamitama

Important notification: there is a "Otoshi", which automatically charge you 300 yen (one of the strange traditions in Izakaya (/ Japanese bar)), better to know it in advance, otherwise it seems like as if they cheated you. Taste of Yakitori (barbecued chicken) is really nice, waiting time was 10-15 minutes, little bit long, but they start to cook after your order, so I think it's ok. The service is good for me, as Japanese (I didn't check whether there were English menu or not, but there were pictures of some dishes, which will help you to decide what to order). Additional info: walking 10 min, you'll find good public onsen (hot spring), you may have a rest there as well. Thank you for reading:)

It is a yakitori restaurant, but it seems that they have started serving lunch. It's not a fried chicken set meal or a yakitori set meal, it's ``curry only''. However, you will be surprised by this 650 yen curry. Quite delicious. This is a product that costs over 1000 yen. When you think of curry restaurants these days, you might find authentic Indian butter chicken curry or spice curry, but this curry has a classic European taste. There's still plenty of simmering beef tendon in this dish. Personally, I find this to be more delicious. Of course, it's not the taste made in a retort or commercial curry, but the real taste that was prepared with real care. In terms of image, it looks like a luxurious and mild version of the So〇 curry from a famous beef bowl chain. However, since it is spicy for adults, it may be difficult for children. Moreover, the generous amount of beef tendon is very filling and leaves you feeling satisfied. It seems like it's only open until around 2:00 pm, so be careful, but the curry is so rare and delicious that you'll want to eat it. You should go if it's open.

It's reasonably priced, delicious and highly recommended. The inside of the store is also non-smoking and clean for a yakitori restaurant. Customers who smoke smoke outside the store, which is a bit of a nuisance to passersby, such as those returning home from the station. . .