Osaka, Japan｜Yakitori boy shumai girl

This restaurant is popular for its charcoal-grilled yakitori and about 20 types of shumai. There was a wide variety of creative menus that could only be eaten here, and the food was very delicious.

The place I originally wanted to go to had a terrible wait, so I ended up looking for a place nearby that had a good rating. The Korean menu wasn't helpful, so I was just leaving and was told to look at the English menu, so I checked it in English and was able to figure out what the menu was. Because the food was reasonably priced and served in small portions, I was able to taste a variety of foods. Although I couldn't communicate well, it was convenient to order using a tablet. The person cooking and serving was friendly. I felt good about discovering a local restaurant that tourists don't know about. The food was grilled properly and the chicken neck (ceseri) was also excellent. I ate well and came out to the entrance to say hello, which was a very touching point. Next time I go to Osaka, I want to stop by again.

I've been wanting to go there for a while because the colors on the signboard are cute, so I went there for the first time today! I was having dinner with someone I know from work, so I was a little nervous, but the store had sloppy mugs and Kaonashi soy sauce containers, and the staff were friendly, so I felt at ease. I was able to relax ◎ The two of us ordered black oolong tea, shumai, grilled shumai, thighs, seseri, bonjiri, yakitori bowl, and salmon roe bowl! Everything was delicious! Personally, I like the yakitori that isn't on skewers; it's plump, chewy, and perfectly seasoned. This is my first time tasting yaki shumai, and gyoza? ! But it doesn't taste like gyoza! It was such an exciting dish ◎The person who went with me said that the yaki shumai was the most delicious! The price was reasonable, and I was looking for a restaurant where I could have a meal alone or have a girls' night out, so I'll definitely be coming back again!