I had the Zaru Soba and Chicken Rice Set Meal (880 yen + tax). The soba noodles had a generous portion, and the salad was made with fresh and crispy Sunny lettuce and Mizuna greens. The chicken rice had a slightly sweet flavor and was served in a small tea cup in a large portion. It was delicious, and I'm tempted to order it for takeout next time. The chicken rice was truly impressive, living up to the reputation of this chicken restaurant.

Located along the outer ring road, this restaurant is situated in a corner of a complex where various Kiraku Group shops are gathered. The parking lot is shared. You can choose from okonomiyaki, tonkatsu, and cafes, making it convenient for post-meal tea as well. The interior of the restaurant is spacious and has a stylish yakitori vibe. It doesn't feel like a place for older gentlemen, but rather a place where you can go on a date and enjoy the background music. We tried a variety of skewers, tebasaki, nanban, ochazuke, and salad, and all of them were delicious and nicely presented. It gives off a vibe that is more geared towards younger people. Thank you for the meal!

There were a few mix-ups with the dishes we ordered, but it took some time to sort out. However, the food was delicious! Hopefully next time we can enjoy our meal without any issues!

Workplace New Year's party. Even though it's almost the end of January, I had a great time. We went to a stylish yakitori restaurant! The atmosphere of the restaurant, the background music... everything was so nice. It didn't feel like a typical yakitori place. I had the "motsunabe" hot pot, which I love. The menu had a lot of options and everything was delicious. We had a great time drinking and eating until we were full, with a toast to "Let's do our best this year!!" Looking forward to having lots of fun this year!

This shop is located near Kintetsu Kishi Station, along the outer loop line. Nearby, you can find "Onijas Coffee Village" and "Tonkatsu Katsuki Kishi Store", with a shared parking lot that is spacious. There are also other locations of the chain restaurant "Ittori Ittanshi", such as the Izumi Chuo store and the Abeno Q's Mall store. The atmosphere inside is similar to the Izumi Chuo store, with a stylish vibe that doesn't look like a typical yakitori restaurant. When you open the door and step inside, you are greeted by a strong smoky smell, which can be surprising. The background music is like house music, even though there is no DJ, and the staff are dancing while grilling the yakitori. The items ordered were: Chilled Kin Kin Tori for 410 yen, a vegetable assortment for 880 yen, twisted chicken yukke for 880 yen, homemade fluffy cheese tsukune for 518 yen, chicken tenderloin karaage for 529 yen, cabbage pickles for 410 yen, heart for 378 yen, skin for 302 yen, and a single cucumber pickle for 410 yen. The dishes were enjoyed in a fun atmosphere with great music, making for a delightful dining experience.

Although I had high expectations due to the high ratings on Tabelog, I visited this restaurant with low expectations because it is a chain. The interior was stylish and had a nice izakaya atmosphere, but I was still skeptical until the food arrived. However, almost all the dishes we ordered were satisfying in terms of taste, portion size, and price. The yakitori such as negima, tsukune, and seseri were delicious! The rice dishes like tamagokake gohan and yakionigiri were also tasty. The spicy tebasaki, which is a specialty here, was also delicious! However, the chicken breast yakitori and seared chicken breast Caesar salad were just average. If you order wisely and don't drink alcohol, you can eat your fill for around 3000 yen for two people (we spent 5000 yen for two people on this day). The parking lot is spacious, the location is convenient, and overall, I finally found a satisfying yakitori restaurant.

The background music in this restaurant caught my attention as soon as I walked in. It had a really lively and youthful vibe, perfect for young people. The entrance area didn't give off the typical "grilled chicken restaurant" feel. The drink-making area near the entrance was stylish, as were the tables further inside. If you looked up, there was a second-floor seating area that seemed really intriguing. I didn't get to visit it this time, but it looked like it would be stylish. The counter was also stylish, with neatly arranged bottles of Kitakaze sake. I heard there was a separate seating area outside, which also seemed stylish. Overall, I felt a bit intimidated by the upscale atmosphere at first. However, families, groups of coworkers, and even solo diners were enjoying their meals, which made me feel more at ease. The food was delicious as well, especially the Hatsukoi tomato and loco moco rice bowl. The fried chicken, although not pictured, was also really tasty! I think this is a restaurant that I would want to recommend to others.

I went to Itcho Ittan in Fujiidera. The restaurant opened on July 14th and is located next to Tonkatsu Katsu Ki and Okonomiyaki Genji, which are part of the same group. The interior design is similar to the other two restaurants. There were a few female customers waiting inside, but we were able to get a seat at the counter without waiting. We ordered a beer and the Kin Kin Tori from the speed menu. The Kin Kin Tori was served quickly and was very cold, almost frozen. It was delicious, especially with the beer. We also ordered the Spicy Tebasaki, which paired well with the beer. The skin was spicy and the meat was juicy and flavorful. The liver was recommended by my wife and was also delicious when sprinkled with sansho pepper. Overall, the restaurant is stylish for Fujiidera, and the staff were efficient and friendly. There are large table seats available for group gatherings, and there are private rooms in the back for a more intimate dining experience. The prices are reasonable, and it seems popular with female customers. Check out my original blog post for more details: http://ameblo.jp/ccmihara/entry-11010458753.html#main

I visited "Ittori Itsumi Kishi Main Store," which opened in July 2011 along the outer ring road. The "Ittori Itsumi Abeno Q's Mall Store" is a branch. There is also the suburban Oobako store nearby. The interior of the restaurant is stylish and chic, more like a dining bar than a yakitori place. The young staff are very efficient and provide good service. The menu for both food and alcohol is extensive, using local vegetables and more. The classic yakitori exceeded my expectations. The "Specialty Kin Kin Tori" is frozen chicken wings that are initially hard and cold, but after some time, they have a new texture and taste. Sweet and savory, perfect with beer! Another must-try dish is the "Loco Moco Don." It consists of a round chicken meatball, half-cooked egg, and lettuce on rice. The meatball is fluffy and flavorful, with a good portion size. Overall, it's a yakitori place suitable for families of all ages.

As the name suggests, this yakitori restaurant not only serves delicious skewered chicken, but also other dishes like fried foods and rice dishes. It's a great place for chicken lovers to visit. They have a wide variety of drinks, making it suitable for casual drinking as well. The atmosphere is stylish and relaxed, appealing to a younger crowd. The counter seats are perfect for solo diners or couples. They also offer seasonal dishes, making you want to come back again and again. It's becoming a trend to finish off with chicken soup or ochazuke.

There is a large parking lot shared by three stores. The interior is dimly lit with a stylish and trendy atmosphere. You can reserve a completely private cottage-like room in the back if you mention it when booking, making it great for a secret date! The menu is not extensive, but it has a chic izakaya feel. There is a wide selection of drinks available, including both regular and daily specials. The taste is overall average, but the "Kinkin-dori," a very small chicken wing served ice-cold, is unique and delicious. Prices are a bit higher compared to other izakayas, but if you're looking for a place with a great atmosphere to drink, this might be the place for you.

Along the outer ring road, there is a corner where tonkatsu and yakiniku restaurants gather, along with an okonomiyaki place, and a yakitori restaurant opened there that I had been curious about before it opened. It was a bit far from my house, so I hesitated to go since I couldn't drink alcohol if I drove. However, I finally found a designated driver and decided to visit. The restaurant had a clean and inviting exterior and interior, making it very suitable for a yakitori place. The staff were friendly and the food was delicious, including dishes like chicken skin with ponzu sauce, chicken thigh skewers, tsukune, negima, and chicken skin. It was a great place to enjoy tasty food and drinks. The only downside was the distance that required a driver, but it's a place I would definitely visit again if I had the chance.

For my husband's birthday celebration, my family decided to try out this restaurant that we had been curious about for a while. We had always noticed the sign for "Kinkin Tori" when driving on the outer ring road. The restaurant had been a hot topic even in online shopping, known for their cold fried chicken. Can they really overturn the concept that fried food has to be hot? We made a reservation for 5 o'clock and when we arrived, we were guided to a private room in a detached house after passing through the store. The atmosphere was quite nice! As we looked at the menu, we decided to start with the "Kinkin Tori". It arrived quickly, but when we tried it, it was a bit difficult to tell where the meat ended and the bones began. We ordered a few recommended items, but unfortunately, none of them really stood out as something we would want to eat again. The restaurant had a great atmosphere and would be a good place for a date (not that it matters to me), but the food was a bit disappointing.