In March 2019, we had decided to have ramen for dinner in Kinshicho, but since the topic of yakitori came up at lunch, my husband was in the mood for "yakitori and a drink". When I suggested skipping ramen and having yakitori instead, he insisted that ramen was a must. So, we decided to have yakitori and a drink first, then go for ramen as the finishing touch. We found a restaurant in Kinshicho that offered "50 yen yakitori", "daily 10 yen sashimi", and had a friendly atmosphere with delicious food at reasonable prices. We enjoyed some beer and shochu highballs, ordered a variety of yakitori, and were pleasantly surprised by the welcoming staff and the cozy atmosphere. Although we initially planned to just have a light meal with yakitori, we ended up enjoying the experience so much that we decided to have our dinner there. We look forward to returning to try out more of their menu items in the future.

Kinchankan Narihira-cho store Green tea highball 390 yen Salted cucumber 190 yen Assorted skewers (6 pieces) 300 yen I had some business in Kinshicho and was looking for a place to drink. I was drawn to the keyword "50 yen per skewer." It was around 8:00 pm on a Saturday and the restaurant was almost full. Luckily, there was an empty seat at the counter and I was seated right away. The counter had about 10 seats and there were about 5 table seats. I ordered a green tea highball, salted cucumber (might be a different menu name), and an assorted skewer set of 6 pieces. The green tea highball had a strong alcohol taste, the salted cucumber was a good salty snack, and the skewers were delicious and freshly grilled, making the drinks go down smoothly! Whether you're alone or with a group, you can enjoy the skewers at a friendly price, so I recommend giving it a try. Thank you for the meal.

I had dinner here. The skewers start at just 50 yen each, so cheap! And to top it off, the daily special of engawa sashimi is only 10 yen and surprisingly delicious! The deep-fried skewers were also very tasty and satisfying! With a wide variety of menu options including sashimi, grilled chicken, and deep-fried skewers, I think it's a really great restaurant.

Fresh tuna sashimi for ¥500, grilled chicken skewers for ¥55-99, vegetable and meat wraps for ¥132, and a mega highball for ¥1078. The food is cheap and delicious. The tuna sashimi seems like it might be sold at a loss, but it's really good. However, the drinks are priced at the standard rate, so they seem a bit expensive compared to the food.

Kinchan-ya in Kinshicho is a place that specializes in yakitori with unbeatable prices and no days off. Thanks to my close relationship with the owner of the Kinchan-ya group, I always make sure to visit whenever I'm in Kinshicho. In these times, yakitori is priced at just 50 yen per skewer. It's conveniently located near the station, so there's no reason not to visit. The atmosphere in the restaurant is always lively, and smokers will be pleased to know that smoking is allowed throughout the entire place. The menu is also extensive, which is a great plus. The highlight of this place is definitely its unbeatable prices. The restaurant is always packed, so it's not ideal for formal meetings. Each skewer of yakitori is carefully grilled in the kitchen and brought out one by one. The staff are all Japanese, which makes you wonder how they manage to operate the place. The ambiance is very cozy, perfect for enjoying yakitori while chatting and discussing various topics over a cigarette. It's a tough time for smokers, but Kinchan-ya is a welcoming place that understands and supports us. I recommend visiting with friends or locals in the area. I don't often have reasons to visit Sumida Ward, but whenever I'm in Kinshicho, I always make sure to stop by Kinchan-ya. If you're ever unsure about where to eat in Kinshicho, don't hesitate to visit Kinchan-ya. Thank you for the delicious meal. I'll definitely be back! Great job, Master!

When I tried to go to Motsuyaki Kaede in Kinshicho to drink, it was full and I couldn't get in, so I went to Kinchan-ya nearby. There were a lot of young people. The yakitori was 50 yen, so I tried various dishes, but it was neither good nor bad. The bean sprout stir-fry was delicious. There seems to be a 10 yen menu that changes daily, and on this day it was squid sashimi. I will visit again. Thank you for the meal.

In the middle of the hotel district, there is a cozy izakaya. Despite the somewhat difficult location, the lunch here is surprisingly cheap and delicious. The interior is a bit dim and not exactly clean, but it has a charming atmosphere of a well-established izakaya. The lunch menu is very affordable, with the daily rice bowl priced at 500 yen. The set meals come with two small side dishes and a drink. After some consideration, I chose the oyako-don set with fried eggplant and tender octopus. When the oyako-don was served, I was pleasantly surprised. The chicken and onions were generously portioned and the egg topping wasn't too thick. The yolk in the center and the deep-fried shishito pepper on the side added a nice touch of color. The chicken was tender and flavorful, without being dry. The side dishes were also delicious, with the eggplant well-seasoned and the octopus truly tender as the name suggests. All of this for 680 yen is definitely worth it. The straightforward approach of this place, seemingly unconcerned with attracting female customers, is part of its charm. It was a bit tough for a non-smoker like me, but overall, a great dining experience.

I visited Kinchan's house in Kinshicho for their 14th anniversary celebration where you could order unlimited draft beer, highballs, and simmered motsu for only 100 yen each! We also used a coupon for 3 times the number of yakitori ordered, making it a great deal. Thank you for the delicious meal.

I visited the restaurant late at night because I heard they are open until 9 am. They had a wide variety of menu options, with skewers starting at just 50 yen each. Among the dishes I tried, I particularly enjoyed a soup that was similar to Sundubu. Thank you for the meal.

First stop: Space Coco Second stop: Tsukiji Sushi Dai Honten Third stop: Four Seasons Fourth stop: Yonehongo Coffee Main Store Fifth stop: Tsukiji Soratsuki Sixth stop: Live Coffee Tsukiji Store Seventh stop: Tsukiji Kimuraya Pastry Shop Main Store Eighth stop: Brothers Shintomi-cho Store Ninth stop: Here Night We had a drinking party in Kin-chan's house in Nihonbashi, and it was their anniversary day, so we could enjoy draft beer for 100 yen! We had a great time. Thank you for the feast.

Tonight, I went to a drinking party in Kinshicho after a long time. I arrived earlier than expected, so I decided to have a drink at a bar nearby. I ordered a Hoppy drink since I was planning to visit a bar that I had been to before. The bar I entered greeted me with a loud welcome. I ordered the daily special 10 yen sashimi and 50 yen yakitori. The staff was lively and friendly, and the food was reasonably priced and tasted good. The atmosphere was great, and I enjoyed my drinks and food. Overall, it was a pleasant experience at Kinchan-ya in Kinshicho.

This place seems to be popular for drinking. The main focus is on skewers, but they also offer a wide variety of drinks and dishes. The clientele is diverse, with people of all ages and genders (there were even families with children). The staff is energetic and friendly. It's a great spot to experience the lively atmosphere of Kinshicho at night, but opinions on the food may vary. If you can't get into your first choice restaurant, this place could be a good alternative.

It's been a while since I visited Kin-chan's place! As always, it's lively in there. First, I had a draft beer and some delicious red sausages, perfectly fried. I dipped them in ketchup and enjoyed them with my beer. It's definitely junk food, but I love it. Then, I tried the 50 yen grilled chicken skewers, surprisingly tasty. And lastly, the huge tuna tail steak. It was massive! Too much for one person to finish. I did my best to eat as much as I could, but I couldn't finish it all, so I had to leave some behind. Sorry about that. The taste was really good though. Thank you for the meal! ＼(^o^)／

Strawberry picking in Chiba and Outlet shopping. First stop: Ishibashi Strawberry Farm Second stop: Shirayagi Coffee Shop at Shisui Premium Outlets Third stop: Sushi Choshimaru at Shisui Premium Outlets Fourth stop: Crazy Crepes at Shisui Premium Outlets Fifth stop: Kyusefuku Shoten at Shisui Premium Outlets Had business in Kinshicho at night, so sixth stop was Kinchan's house. It's a shame the coupon that used to be on Tabelog is gone, but the tuna was still good value. Total: 4,920 yen. Thank you for the meal.

Visited an izakaya along the highway in Kinshicho in May 2010. They were offering a special where each group could get one plate of sashimi for just 10 yen. We tried the squid somen that day. The yakitori was also very cheap, with most skewers priced at 50 yen each. [Items ordered]: Cabbage (complimentary) Simmered dish (free with coupon) Squid somen Liver sashimi Yakitori Tomato roll Sasami with wasabi Grilled shiitake mushrooms Cheese omelette Shrimp mayonnaise nuggets Tsukune Rating at the time of posting: 3.24

At Okawari Yakitori, I found the ultimate version of chicken tsukune with chilled green peppers, inspired by Goro-san. It's a meat-stuffed green pepper dish that goes perfectly with the delicious yakitori.

There are yakitori starting at 50 yen, which is very attractive!! The yakitori was delicious too, so I want to go again! I ate quite a bit and had some drinks, so it cost me around 3800 yen for one person.

Yakitori is 50 yen each, cheap and delicious. The drinks are served quickly, so it's a good place for eating and drinking. The atmosphere of the restaurant is lively with many young people, so it may not be suitable for those looking for a quiet place to drink. The restroom is unisex and there is only one, so some women may feel uncomfortable coming here.

In any case, it's cheap, delicious, lively, and the young staff members are hardworking and amazing! ^_^

Just a 7-minute walk from Kinshicho Station. Although the distance is not that far, the area is a bit tricky to navigate, located slightly away from the bustling downtown area right in front of the station. The restaurant has 10 tables and a counter that can seat about 6 people. Overall, it's cozy and comfortable. The orange lighting gives off a traditional Japanese izakaya vibe. I had made a reservation this time, and when I was seated, there was a plate with grilled chicken skewers that had a handwritten message saying "Thank you for your reservation, ○○" along with a hand-drawn Pokemon character. It was heartwarming. When I ordered a drink, the staff all shouted together energetically. It's a lively place. Looking through the menu booklet, there were plenty of dishes to choose from. After some contemplation, I ordered the following items: - Today's sashimi (¥50): I was intrigued by the 50 yen sashimi offer. It was tuna for the day. Three square slices of sashimi in a small dish. For 50 yen, it was a satisfying portion. - Chicken tataki (¥680): It's different from chicken sashimi, but it's raw chicken meat. Easy to eat, light, with just the right amount of oiliness. The sauce had a nice Japanese flavor. - Skewers (¥50-300): There were various options like yakitori, vegetable skewers, etc., starting from 50 yen. They also had grilled items and deep-fried skewers. It was a bit of a hassle to think about ordering each piece individually, so I ended up ordering a mixed yakitori platter. - Frog (¥400): Surprisingly, there was a "frog" listed discreetly on the skewer menu. I ordered it out of curiosity. A whole frog leg was grilled and served. It tasted like a regular frog (?). There were also other items like pickled plums, fried chicken, rolled omelet, etc. The menu was really extensive, and since everything was reasonably priced, I ordered a variety of dishes and ended up feeling full. The place was crowded, and although not very spacious, it could feel a bit cramped and noisy, but for those who enjoy a lively atmosphere, it would be perfect.

Tonight at Kinchan's house again! Today's 10 yen dish was Negitoro.

At Kinchan's stable house! Tonight, I had two Mega Highballs for 1,000 yen each.