Fujisawa, Kanagawa, Japan｜鳥貴族 藤沢店

Very reasonable price with very freshness of food taste. This place took me like I want to come everyday. I mostly like all dishes. In rush hours are very busy. Need long patient time. But it worth!

I came to the store around 23:00 on weekdays. Yakitori had a stable taste as usual. My favorite yam teppanyaki was also delicious as always. Are you in training? The male staff was good at customer service, and even though I was there until the closing time, I was able to leave comfortably with a smile.

The service staff are very friendly and always smile when introducing tables, delivering food, closing dishes, and paying the bill😊. Moreover, it is almost full after 9 o'clock on Sunday night. Fortunately, you can be seated without waiting. It is located on the 5th floor of the McDonald's building. There are also many restaurants on other floors. The restaurant on the third floor obviously has a very low rating, but it looks like the business is very good. The Japanese are really too honest. XD The food was remarkable. After all, it was our official meal that day apart from the airplane meal. It didn’t matter if we were really hungry. The seasoning is enough, and it always needs to be paired with some wine. However, we all agree that the Kama rice is better than the ones we eat in Tokyo because that one is too bland, but the fried chicken is really too salty and the fried chicken is very good. The skin is crispy and the meat is tender, so everyone can share it. The rest of the skewers are delicious. Compared with the ones we had in Tokyo and Chiba, this one is the best. There are very few burnt parts and the taste is also good. Tasty enough. The oily udon noodles are also good, but I really don’t dare to eat the fried fat meat floating on top, but the soup is good. Although the golden kiwi fruit wine is a small cup, it is delicious, and you can still drink the pulp. By the way, it’s not a bad thing to ban smoking, because there are no compartments at all, and the smell of smoke is so strong that I’m not sure whether it’s alcohol or nicotine that makes me dizzy, but that’s the way it is in Japan, and all the dads in cartoons smoke at home.