満腹六郎
Susukino area. This is my second visit this year to the popular Fudo restaurant where I went for my birthday in February! There were surprisingly a group of Hanshin Tigers fans inside the restaurant, having a great time! When I talked to them, they mentioned that they also use this restaurant. There are reviews written as well. Now, let's talk about the new course I tried.
- Kimchi assortment (Napa cabbage kimchi, Kakuteki, homemade meat kimchi): The Napa cabbage kimchi and Kakuteki had just the right amount of sourness and were delicious. The homemade meat kimchi was made by simmering Achilles tendon, shank meat, tongue, and pig's feet to make a terrine, mixed with strawberries and Yangnyeom sauce. It was amazing! The texture and taste of each meat were different and delicious. The strawberries added a nice touch. The meat kimchi was incredibly delicious.
- Negi salt Wagyu carpaccio (reservation required): The egg yolk was so beautifully presented that I couldn't bring myself to break it! The meat used was Wagyu shoulder loin. The meat and green onions had different salt seasonings and melted in your mouth.
- Extraordinary Harami platter (salt flavor): Made from the outside of US prime grade beef, this Harami was meaty and delicious. It was different from Chateaubriand Harami or special selection Harami.
- Today's red meat assortment (sauce) (Tomasankaku, Zabuton, two kinds of shoulder loin): The mino in the center was surprising! The presentation was beautiful, and the meat with sweet sauce was delicious even without dipping it. The rare cut Tomasankaku had beautiful marbling, intense flavor, and was tender and exquisite. Zabuton and shoulder loin were unexpectedly tender. I paired them with the egg rice in the pot, and it was amazingly delicious.
- Mino (ume plum sauce): The freshness was apparent at first sight. The original ume plum sauce was explained and when dipped, it was delicious and had a great texture.
- Pot Yukke rice: A dream collaboration of Fudo's specialties, Yukke and pot rice. As soon as the lid of the pot was opened, it was amazing! The Yukke was of course raw, made from "Wagyu shoulder loin," mixed with glossy "Yukisayaka," it was a luxurious combination. The surprisingly sweet Yukisayaka did not clash with the Yukke or egg yolk and complemented each other. This is the ultimate TKG.
- Ultimate egg soup: The flavor and richness were intense! The creamy egg was also exquisite.
- Fudo's specialty crispy and creamy hormone: As the name suggests, it was crispy on the outside and creamy on the inside, full of delicious flavors.
- Salt hormone: The fat was delicious in this hormone. It was thick and very tasty.
- Vanilla gelato: A delightful vanilla ice cream to finish the meal. I was completely satisfied at the restaurant.
Overall, I felt that this was not just a delicious yakiniku restaurant, but a step above in high-quality creative yakiniku. I was impressed by how different it was in terms of eating and presentation. The staff's explanations were clear, and I felt the high level of hospitality. I highly recommend it. Thank you for the wonderful meal!