It's a casual izakaya where you can have a lively and fun time. They offer sashimi, yakitori, various dishes, and hot pot, all of which are delicious. Be careful because the drinks go down easily. I forgot to take a photo, but the pickled radish had a nostalgic flavor and was delicious. It seems they have been serving takana rice for a long time, although I didn't try it this time.

One Coin Lunch at Teppan Izakaya Ikki in Maizuru, Fukuoka City. On November 28, 2022 (Monday), I visited Teppan Izakaya Ikki. Located along Showa Street near the Maizuru 2-chome traffic light. I decided on this restaurant after hesitating between the neighboring Gomasaba-ya. The lunch here is only 500 yen. It's rare to find a place where everything on the menu is 500 yen, not just a few items. What should I eat? You can add extra rice for 110 yen. I chose the Chicken Cutlet Set. Here it is, the Chicken Cutlet Set for 500 yen (tax included). The rice portion is generous and looks delicious. A huge chicken cutlet and a mountain of cabbage. The amount of meat for only 500 yen is amazing. The thickness of the chicken cutlet is sufficient. Now, let's dig in. It's freshly fried, crispy, and delicious. The rice is shiny and makes you want to eat more. I was very satisfied with the lunch, especially with the unexpectedly large chicken cutlet for only 500 yen. Located at 1-2-10 Maizuru, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka City. Closed on Sundays.

First visit. Daily changing set meal of assorted deep-fried skewers for 500 yen. Ticket system for ordering. Surprisingly deep restaurant interior. It's crowded during lunchtime. The deep-fried skewers have a crispy batter and tasty sauce. I like the accent of onions. The cabbage is finely chopped and I wish there was a bit more Chinese dressing. The cabbage is also good with the sauce. Miso soup is a bit light in flavor. The rice is average. This is a good deal for 500 yen! I want to try other menu items as well. Thank you for the meal.

In this day and age, being able to eat such a decent lunch for only 500 yen is amazing. I was curious about this place because of the outdoor sign that said it was a teppanyaki izakaya. I ordered the yakiniku set meal. If it was a certain chain teppanyaki restaurant, it would easily cost over 1,000 yen for the same quality and quantity. Can you believe it's only 500 yen? There were also various other 500 yen lunch options that I want to try. By the way, the yakiniku set meal was delicious, of course. It's not just about the price. I highly recommend this place.

Near the Jukujo Yobi Kō (prep school), around 11:30, I happened to pass by and saw the staff putting out a sign. I felt like trying it out, especially since it was only 500 yen. I went in. The rice comes in a large portion for free. I bought a meal ticket from the vending machine and was shown to my seat. While waiting, people of all genders and ages kept coming in. It seemed like students from the prep school and office workers from nearby were among the customers. The grilled meat and yakisoba cooked on the iron plate were served quickly. The iron plate was also hot and ready. The portion seemed just right for the average person. As someone with a big appetite, I felt it could be a bit more, but for 500 yen, it was quite satisfying. The restaurant also had seats towards the back, so it seems they can accommodate quite a few customers.

A teppanyaki izakaya restaurant located in Akasaka. The atmosphere is casual and homey. The interior may seem small at first, but it turns out there are spacious seating areas on the 2nd floor and 1st floor as well. It seems to be a popular spot for salarymen in the Tenjin and Akasaka area to relax. I used a Hot Pepper coupon for first-time visitors, and the menu offers a variety of traditional izakaya dishes along with teppanyaki favorites like okonomiyaki and yakisoba. They also serve yakitori, which is a nice touch for those from Fukuoka. With its convenient location and a 20% discount for first-time visitors, I recommend giving this place a try for a casual drink or meal.

A little while ago, before the state of emergency was lifted, there was a training session near the Sundai in Maizuru. For lunch, I went to this place which was said to be tastier and cheaper than Sundai, right next to it. There was a sign outside the restaurant advertising various set meals for 500 yen. I bought a meal ticket from the vending machine outside and went inside. The place was bustling with local office workers and even some OLs eating enthusiastically. I was a bit confused about what to do inside, but I was guided to the counter where I showed my meal ticket. This time, I chose the safe option of the fried chicken set meal. The restaurant had a few counter seats and tables, and there seemed to be tatami or table seating in the back as well, as some customers were leaving from there. After a short wait, the freshly fried fried chicken set meal arrived. It was so hot that I almost burned my mouth when I took a bite, and my tongue got a bit burnt. It was like Karaage-style fried chicken, served with cabbage and miso soup, all for just 500 yen. It's no wonder it's popular and some items sell out quickly. I was full and a bit sleepy during the afternoon training session. Thanks for the meal.

There is a shop along Showa Street, near the intersection of Maizuru 2-chome. During lunchtime on weekdays, I found a signboard that said "500 yen set meal" and decided to go in after seeing other customers entering. I purchased a meal ticket from the ticket machine and chose the omelette set from the abundant lunch menu, which I hadn't had recently. Since it was a teppanyaki restaurant, my expectations were high. And my judgment was not wrong. The omelette was really delicious. Simple yet carefully cooked, the omelette was filled with plenty of ingredients and seasoned meticulously. It was wrapped in egg and finished with ketchup. It was hot and went perfectly with the rice. I finished it in no time. It was so delicious. Miso soup was included. Thank you for the meal!

I used it for lunch ^_^ When it comes to one-coin lunch around here, this is the place! I had the chicken cutlet and it was still available, so let's go! It's been a while since I had it, but it feels like it's gotten smaller, am I the only one? lol There are all-you-can-eat places and various other restaurants around now, so there's not the same impact as before, but I still think it's amazing to get this for one coin! It's not just big, it's delicious too! This is the chicken cutlet from here, right?

I was a bit nervous to enter the shop because I couldn't see inside from the outside, but I decided to have a solo lunch here! You purchase a meal ticket at the ticket machine at the entrance. There are plenty of options to choose from. Hmm, I'll go for the grilled meat set. Let's go all out. The interior of the shop is like a typical izakaya, and there were seats at the back as well, but I sat at a large table with others. Soon, my set meal arrived. It's a grilled meat set, but there's also some cabbage underneath the meat, so the balance is good. With rice and miso soup included at this price, I am satisfied. It's wallet-friendly and a well-balanced set meal, so I really liked it. I'll definitely come back soon!

After a long time, I had the chicken cutlet set meal. It was big, freshly fried, and delicious. The fact that it only cost 500 yen is amazing.

You can eat a delicious lunch for just one coin at this restaurant.

The 500 yen lunch is amazing. The chicken cutlet sells out quickly. They offer both sauce and soy sauce for dipping.

I visited here for my first lunch after the tax increase. I'm grateful that the prices have remained the same. I was intrigued when I saw a lady next to me order the omurice set during my first visit, so this time I didn't hesitate to press the button for the omurice set on the ticket machine. As a repeat customer, I was seated and handed over my ticket. Soon enough, the omurice set arrived. It looked delicious with the hot plate. When I opened the egg, I was surprised to see a meat and vegetable stir-fry inside. It looks healthy. I noticed that many people around me had ordered the vegetable stir-fry set. Maybe I'll try that next time. I'll be back soon.

The other day, I was working nearby and was drawn to the 500 yen set meal sign outside, so I decided to give it a try. It's a place called Izakaya Ikki, about a 5-6 minute walk from Akasaka Station. It's located on a main street with a big sign, so it's easy to spot. The interior had a nice dim lighting even during lunchtime, indicating that it's been around for quite a while. The daily special lunch was supposed to be fried horse mackerel set, but it was sold out, so I ended up ordering the grilled meat set. I arrived around 12:30, so I'll have to go earlier next time. I thought that for 500 yen, the taste and amount of meat might be sacrificed, but the sizzling hot grilled meat on the hot plate was surprisingly delicious, and the portion of meat was generous. It was a good value for the price, and I was pleasantly surprised by the volume and satisfaction. The other set meals also looked appetizing, so I'll definitely be back. This was the best lunch spot I've found recently. Thank you for the meal.

I found a restaurant that serves a one-coin 500 yen meal in the Tenjin area, called Teppan Izakaya Ikki. I decided to try their chicken cutlet set meal, which was a great deal for only 500 yen. The portion was generous with five pieces of chicken cutlet, rice, and miso soup. The taste was average, with the chicken cutlet being a bit bland, but you can add soy sauce or sauce to enhance the flavor. Overall, it was a satisfying meal for the price. The restaurant operates on a food ticket system and is cash-only.

The motsunabe is extremely delicious!

I missed lunch and ended up going to an izakaya for dinner.

Whale red meat sashimi, raw.