Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan｜炭火やきとり直政

Delicious, cheap, seriously this. It was a type of shop where you wrote your order on the slip yourself. You can choose whether you want an appetizer or not. By the way, Bonjiri comes with bones (it's edible).

My son seems to go there often so I took him there. The store was full of people who seemed to be regulars, but I was able to fit in just right. The yakitori, shiso rolls, meatballs, potato salad, and pickled quail were all very delicious. I would like to take you there again.

This is a stable and delicious yakitori restaurant. A recent yakitori restaurant 1. A traditional, reasonably priced yakitori restaurant with a compact and compact storefront. 2. A yakitori restaurant that looks like a regular izakaya with a full menu other than yakitori 3. A yakitori restaurant that mainly offers custom-made courses. If you roughly categorize it, it's number one. Among them, each of the skewers on the menu is delicious. Also, these days there are many restaurants where the portions of each skewer are large, but it's nice to be able to eat a variety of skewers at a reasonable portion, and get refills of what you like. I'm also thankful that it's easy for even one person to enter... Orders are written on a slip by yourself and handed over. You can choose salt and sauce. It varies from person to person, but I think it would cost around 2,000 to 3,000 yen even if you eat a full meal and drink 3 to 4 glasses. I can't find timely holiday information online, so I think you need to call to confirm. (Is there any information somewhere?) I had a luxurious time eating as many of my favorite skewers as I wanted.