Abiko, Chiba, Japan｜Torikizoku

When I was able to make a trip to Abiko, there was a rumor that if the yakitori was burnt, it would be thrown away instead of being served to customers. Even if it's pocket money, the accounting is clear. A few years ago, when the baker took over from a foreigner, it was burnt and turned into niggai yakitori. Although it was noisy with only college students. This time, I heard that the number of university students has decreased from people, so I visited for the first time in a while. I was guided to the counter right in front of the grill. A Japanese person was baking now. Oh my God, you finished it carefully. There is no bitter burning, the meat is properly cooked, and the meat is soft. I was so satisfied and happy that when I paid the bill, I said, "Thank you for making the person at the cash register a Japanese person." Resume your commute.

In addition to yakitori, there are also a la carte dishes, rice dishes, desserts, and drinks, so there are many people who come to eat with their families. Recommended thighs! We recommend ordering Kamameshi early. Delicious!! ️

I went alone. Although there are only a few counter seats for one or two people, there are plenty of seats available, and most of the people around you are drunk, so you won't feel awkward at all. The staff at the store were very cheerful and I was never slow in responding. I want to use it again.