Toshima City, Tokyo, Japan｜Sumibi Yakitori Omoya

It has a retro feel and has a great atmosphere. It's a small detail, but the handwriting inside the store is beautiful and I like that first. I'm not saying that other restaurants' menus with worm-like handwriting are bad, but it would be better for a restaurant like this to have Japanese written clearly and neatly. Chicken is also delicious Charcoal-grilled rice and tender charcoal-grilled chicken...sounds good (ﾟ∀ﾟ )ﾉ The pork soup is also delicious🐷 I'll definitely go to the night business as well.

The reviews were good, so I was so moved by the taste of the yakitori I bought in the basement of Seibu Department Store that I cried. Yakitori is usually salty, but this sauce is recommended in reviews. Delicious as expected! Fried chicken is a little late and it's still delicious. Pork miso soup has large ingredients and is excellent to eat. The store clerk often talks intimately with people who seem to be regulars, and although it was a little uncomfortable (bitter smile), I would like to come sometime at night (but I can't drink). Is it just popular these days? Personally, I don't like the smell of clothes (such as fabric softener and beads). I would appreciate it if you could do it. (Even the customers who came later had a terrible smell, but I can't choose the store there, so I have no choice but to cry.)

Came here on the recommendation of a colleague. Even though it was a weekday night, the place was almost full. The interior of the store has a Showa retro atmosphere, and the clerk's customer service attitude is good. There are small and large beers, but the large one is a good deal. The highball was also delicious. The all-important yakitori starts at ¥240, but frankly, it's delicious. Freshly baked, soft and juicy. The sashimi was also pretty good. The simmered food is also very well seasoned. My friend was suddenly called back to the company, so I couldn't enjoy it and left halfway through, but I want to come again. Ikebukuro doesn't have very good yakitori, and the yakitori shop I used to go to at the north exit has closed, so I guess this is the only yakitori restaurant in Ikebukuro. It looks like they also serve lunch. I can't help it because it's Showa retro, but it would be the worst if the customer next to me started smoking in a small store. I want you to quit smoking, but it's not possible. It's not suitable for families, so I guess it's a pattern for friends to go as a couple or alone. Either way, it's delicious, so 5 stars!