Green perilla tsukune skewer 105 yen, bonjiri skewer 105 yen. The green perilla was refreshing. The photo showed the charred side, which looked more delicious. Both were tasty with the sauce. It's a takeout yakitori shop that also offers bento boxes. While resting on a bench, I saw a young girl eating yakitori bought by her parents and it looked so good that I went to buy some too. The shop seemed popular with a constant stream of customers. They offer a wide variety of skewers. I opted for the cheapest one. (Although this is typically a free meal review, this is more of a travel note. Thank you for the meal.)

Nishi-Kasai Station is about a 7-8 minute walk. I have always loved LaLa because there are interesting shops there. There's Kura Sushi, Uniqlo, a 100 yen shop, and more. When you go down to the first floor, there is a supermarket with fresh fish, and in front of that is the best yakitori in Japan. I'm not sure if it's really the best in Japan, but it's perfect for a light snack. The prices are reasonable, starting from around 100 yen. They have a wide variety of items, which is great! I recommend the salted minced chicken with shiso. The sauce is sweet and kids will love it. They put it in a white paper bag for you to enjoy while walking and munching. If you want to enjoy some yakitori lightly while walking, LaLa Terrace is the place to go!

After shopping at LaLa Terrace, I often stop by this chain yakitori restaurant. Despite thinking that I wouldn't buy too much today, I always end up buying a lot because the store's appearance is so inviting. My favorite is the liver, which is only seasoned with sauce. It comes with a heart on top and is generously coated with a sweet and thick sauce. Among the chain yakitori takeout options, this liver is top-notch. Another favorite of mine is the garlic skewers seasoned with sauce. They are delicious too! The salt skewers, including cartilage, gizzard, skin, etc., are all well-balanced. Thank you for the delicious meal!

I bought three skewers from a takeout specialty shop that sells delicious yakitori for just a little over 100 yen each. I got the following skewers, all with salt seasoning: - Tsukune skewer with shiso leaf: 118 yen - Chicken thigh with green onion skewer: 128 yen - Chicken gizzard skewer: 118 yen Each skewer was cooked perfectly to its texture - tender items were tender, chewy items were chewy, and firm items were firm. I'm always impressed by the deliciousness I get for just a little over 100 yen. I will definitely be using this shop again.