Fukaya, Saitama, Japan｜やきとん祭花(まつりか)

I was on a business trip from Nagoya to Fukaya and was staying at a hotel in front of the station, so I made a reservation in advance on Tabelog so I could try the ``Yakiton'' that I was interested in! Since it was early in the evening, the store was empty, so I guess there was no need to make a reservation...(^^;; There were two clerks, and both of them were very nice! There were no pictures on the menu, just text, so I had a hard time getting an idea of ​​what the menu was (because some things were called by different names than in Nagoya), but I had a lot of questions, but they kindly explained the menu. This was my first time drinking alcohol in a few years, as I had been quitting drinking due to poor health. After two drinks, I felt pretty drunk, and even though I didn't eat that many snacks, I felt full. It's a shame because I was thinking of eating something called "green onion rice" to finish... It looks like a bowl of rice topped with green onions and skirt steak. (Also, it doesn't say "Harami" on the menu, so I didn't know until I asked.) I would like to stop by again on my business trip to Fukaya!

Since the price has increased from before, I took a picture of the menu and uploaded it (2023/08/11). It was after 18:00 and I was able to get in at the last minute without a reservation, but some people refused after that, so it seems better to make a reservation before coming to the store. Pork sashimi is served quickly, so I always ask for it (neither raw nor semi-raw).

We recommend this restaurant for a feast in Fukaya. They sell yakiton (all 110 yen), so you can enjoy pork skewers to your heart's content. Of course, there is also chicken (all 140 yen). You can choose salt or sauce for the skewers. In addition, there is a variety of items such as stew, sashimi, and rice, which personally satisfies me. (If there are too many, I suspect Ross) We also have a wide selection of drinks that go well with the meat, including beer, shochu, sour, and sake. Anyway, go and try it! Oh, this store is self-ordering from your smartphone.