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200g set meal of mixed cut-offs, 100g set meal of Wagyu beef halami, shimachou, 100g set meal of additional mixed cut-offs, top tongue (US today. Quite marbled), Oka Hijiki, and 2 drinks. A bit expensive, but understandable! I especially recommend the trimmings.

It was a stylish monjayaki restaurant. With a 90-minute limit, the staff cooks for you at your table. The winter limited oyster miso monjayaki was really delicious!

I'll never forget the shock I felt the first time I ate there... I haven't visited this restaurant recently. Until a year ago, it was my favorite yakiniku restaurant. A short walk from Tsukishima Station DENDA is located a short walk from Tsukishima Station. In Tsukishima, there are not only "monja" but also There are several restaurants in Tsukishima that are famous not only for "monja" but also for yakiniku (grilled meat). Since they are extremely popular restaurants Reservations are a must. I don't remember being able to get in without a reservation at all. After all, this restaurant is The atmosphere is so lively that you could say it's a It can be said to be a man's festival. The service is so intense that it could be described as a men's festival. The staff is made up of men who are athletic and athletic. I think that people like it or dislike it, but they are quite entertaining. When I visited the restaurant, I mainly ordered the following items. Ultimate rib 2,100 yen Ultimate loin 2,100 yen Ultimate Harami 2,100 yen Limited Thick Cut Tongue 2,700 yen Horumon (hormone) 900 yen Yukke (Korean style) 1,000 yen Tan yukke 1,800 yen Beef sashimi 1,800 yen Denda Sesame Salad 800 yen Cold noodles 1,050 yen Other than that, I ordered according to my mood and the tension of the moment. Among them, the most shocking was Wasabi" at Dengen. I think it was Kalbi. It was recommended to eat it with wasabi for flavor. But to my surprise, the wasabi was sweet. I could smell the wasabi flavor in my nose. I remember it was very tasty. I remember it was very tasty. Of course, the "ultimate" menu items were was a different level of deliciousness from the other restaurants. Also, we mustn't forget The "Denden Salad". The dressing was so good that I could eat as many as I wanted. I often ordered two of them. All of the dishes are of a very high level. The price is a little bit expensive, but It was definitely my personal favorite yakiniku restaurant. But since I heard the news that they falsified the origin of the meat, I have not been able to go there anymore. I have not been able to go to this restaurant since I heard the news that they falsified the origin of the meat. It lacks a little credibility. As far as the taste is concerned I can say that I am always shocked by the taste. I've been impressed every time I've been there. Recently, they have been presenting the brand of meat properly, so I think I will visit the restaurant again soon.

The seafood is delicious. The restaurant is moving well, reasonable, and satisfying!

Revisited for the second time I went to see a friend who lives in Tokyo. Since I came all the way to Tokyo, she asked me to go to a monja restaurant. I was worried because it was my first time and people in Osaka don't react well to monja. We got there around 7pm and had to wait a bit before we could get in. I had the most popular monja (mentaiko mochi cheese monja)! The waiter grilled it for me! It's fun to see how it's made! Eating while learning how to eat from my friend! Delicious! It has a strange taste or texture! But the burnt cheese is the best part! And dessert... Anmaki! Anmaki is a thin dough covered with sweet bean paste and served with molasses! You can't find anything like this in Osaka, and it's so delicious! It was almost addictive! I had the same thing two months later when I visited Tokyo from Osaka.

Delicious monja with dashi broth! Interior, Exterior, Atmosphere Located on Tsukishima Monja Street, 3rd? Street. Nearby are Tsukishima Onsen and Monjagura, giving the impression of being right in the center of the city. Menu Shinanoya Monja Salted Pork and Negi Monja Scallops with butter Beer Mega (2.5 times the amount for twice the price) Taste, cosiness The soup stock is really delicious. They claim to be particular about their dashi broth, and the broth is very tasty and full of seafood flavor. The monja with luxurious ingredients is reasonably priced, and the mega-high system for alcoholic beverages is a nice touch. I think the cost performance is very high. Scallop butter Delicious. I heard it can be eaten raw, so I had one rare and the other grilled with gusto. Both were really tasty, with a soft texture, buttery aroma, and the flavor of the ingredients. Shinanoya Monja The monja is a very luxurious dish with pork, squid, shrimp, scallops, scallions, and other ingredients. It is very tasty as it is, but it is even better with aonori (green laver) sprinkled on top. Salted Pork and Negi Monja This is another item that ranks high in popularity. It has a slightly different taste from the Shinanoya monja mentioned above, so you can enjoy it without getting bored. It is recommended to put a dash of spice on it. It was indeed delicious. Service and customer service It is nice that the waiter makes the monja for you. The ingredients are spread out evenly, making it easy to eat, and I feel it is definitely tastier than making it myself. General comments Two people ate a full meal of monja and teppan-yaki and ordered one mega-size sake each for less than 3,000 yen per person. Monja itself is a cosy food, but 3,000 yen for a full meal and 2.5 glasses of sake is very inexpensive. There are many autographs of famous people, which shows how popular the restaurant is. I would definitely like to visit again.