Whenever you go, the restaurant is almost always full with a wide variety of menu options that are cheap and delicious. The assorted chicken sashimi with 4 types costs 650 yen. With 6 types, it's 850 yen and they even sprinkle gold powder ✨ I feel like the amount of gold powder has decreased quite a bit compared to when I first went, but it seems like prices have gone up in various ways so it's understandable. If the meat decreases, I'd prefer them to reduce the gold powder. The hormone skewers are so delicious that they make all the tiredness of the day disappear instantly, especially when paired with beer. From 5 pm to 7 pm, draft beer, chu-hi, and highball are only 190 yen. Even outside of those hours, about half of the month is a service day where you can get any drink for 190 yen. I love the frosted beer mugs here ＼(^o^)／ They also have strong carbonated highballs, so even though I'm a beer lover, I switch to highballs in the second half. On Mondays and Thursdays, you get double points on your stamp card. When you collect 20 stamps, you get a 2000 yen discount. Since I eat and drink a lot, I quickly accumulate stamps and get a 2000 yen discount almost every other visit. It's an amazing restaurant. On double points days, you can accumulate enough stamps in one day, so it's delicious, cheap, and even discounted, and they even see you off to the door, so you end up feeling bad saying "I should stop here." Many other yakitori restaurants require a minimum order of 2 skewers, but this place accepts orders from just 1 skewer, making it friendly for solo diners. The only downside is that the counter is narrow, so if you order too much, you might run out of space. That's the only negative thing I can think of. If you're drinking in Tamatsukuri, I highly recommend it, but I try not to go too often because I might not be able to get in anymore haha. Tamatsukuri Motocho, Tennoji-ku, Osaka 543-0014 06-6761-5737 #OsakaGourmet #TamatsukuriGourmet #TamatsukuriDrinking #Tamatsukuri #TamatsukuriYakitori #TamatsukuriIzakaya #OsakaYakitori #OsakaIzakaya #OsakaDrinking #OsakaJapan #OsakaGourmet #OsakaFood

The president and I went on a food and drink tour in Osaka. For the third stop, we moved from Tamade to Tamatsukuri. The president came by car, so we called a substitute driver. It cost about 6,000 yen from Tamade to Tamatsukuri, which was quite cheap. The third place was Izakaya Matsuri, a late-night izakaya open until 3 am. I don't remember what we ordered, but I only had these two images left on my phone (laughs). It's definitely cheap and the taste is not bad. This izakaya is loved by the locals. I always feel like I'm pretty drunk when I come here (laughs). There's a strange sense of security here.

I went there.

Hanakin's sixth stop on the bar crawl. The last stop was at a cheap izakaya called Matsuri along Tamatsukuri Street. This place was incredibly cheap. I had a mega highball and some fried food. What a perfect combination. I'm not sure why, but this place was ridiculously cheap. A regular highball was only 280 yen. Even late at night, the place was packed. It's so popular. It just goes to show that being cheap is an important factor. Easy to understand. Today was a full day of bar hopping. Thank you♪

It was delicious, so I decided to stop by alone. I sat at the counter seat. Today, the chairs and tables were greasy and not clean. I ordered sashimi as usual. The kinpira renkon that came out as an appetizer was too salty and soy sauce flavored, making it hard to eat even with alcohol. The chicken sashimi was consistently delicious. I always order the charcoal-grilled seseri and salt-grilled skin because they go well with alcohol. I can enjoy eating and drinking alone. Today, the staff was not the usual friendly ones, a bit rude. Even the way they placed the drinks was rough and made me feel unwelcome, so I left early. There are many delicious dishes here, making it a good place to eat alone, but it's a shame that the staff lacks consideration. Still, with so many regular customers, it's not a bad place at all!

In Tamamizu, there is a famous izakaya known for its yakitori. It had a fire incident in the past which affected the taste, but recently it has been getting better. I visited after a long time and tried their cabbage and edamame appetizer, chicken sashimi platter, and their specialty charcoal-grilled seseri. The food was tasty, although I felt the charcoal aroma used to be stronger. They also serve seasonal dishes like cod milt with ponzu sauce. I enjoyed dishes like deep-fried chicken wings, assorted yakitori, horse sashimi, and more. The izakaya is popular among families and the prices are reasonable. I ended the meal with ramen in chicken broth and warm sake. Overall, it was a satisfying dining experience.

It's probably just a cheap restaurant. Well, maybe it's lively because it's cheap. I searched for yakitori and found this place nearby that I've never been to before, so I decided to give it a try. It was really cheap. It was a Friday night, so there were a lot of customers. It was very lively and exciting. You could choose between salt and sauce for the yakitori, but if you didn't specify, it would be salt-grilled. The salt, well, the salt wasn't good. I shouldn't say it's not good. But they don't seem to use high-quality salt or anything like that. It's a cheap place, so I guess that's why it's a good restaurant.

Changed evaluation I used to visit often, but the taste seems to have dropped compared to before...? It used to be difficult to get in without a reservation, but recently I can easily get in even on the same day... Keep it up!! Previous evaluation Very delicious, here!! It's a bit inconvenient as it's far from the station, but I still go! I wonder why this place isn't listed. The skin is especially crispy, and the skin here is really the best! The tail and beef loin are also delicious! Shochu is cheap to drink, and you can quickly accumulate points with the point card, it's cheap and recommended!!

A very reasonable and delicious yakitori restaurant in Tamatsukuri. I use it once or twice a month. The restaurant has 3 table seats, 1 tatami seat, and about 10 counter seats. It may have many local customers. The interior is not fancy, but it is clean and well-maintained. The service is great with friendly staff, making the dining experience pleasant. I highly recommend the fried chicken wings, which have a slightly spicy sauce that adds to the deliciousness. I also love potato salad, and the one here ranks high on my list. They also offer a variety of traditional izakaya dishes like sashimi. The drinks are reasonably priced, with beer and shochu being very cheap. I have never spent more than 5000 yen for a meal and drinks for two. The point card accumulates quickly and can be used for a 2000 yen discount.

<2012.11.27> I have visited this place a total of 4 times, with the first visit in October and 2 subsequent visits. The taste is good, but unfortunately, there have been a series of disappointments. I have decided not to go back anymore as I find the service at this type of establishment unsatisfactory. <2012.10.31> I had been passing by this restaurant many times and finally decided to check it out. I ordered a draft beer along with a side dish of skewered items. They also brought out a plate of cabbage, which was served in a generous amount and made for a good appetizer. The black edamame was also plentiful, though I'm not sure if it was locally sourced from Tanba. The grilled thigh of Satsuma chicken was perfectly seared and tasted delicious when eaten with the sliced onions and condiments. The chicken tenderloin with ponzu sauce was also delicious, especially when paired with the sliced onions and condiments. I accidentally ordered similar dishes, but it was still enjoyable. If you manage to order the alcohol correctly, it may be a great deal. That's all!

This is a yakitori restaurant, but it's cheaper than usual. They often have events where everything is really cheap. The food is delicious overall. I recommend starting with the chicken hot pot, which is enough for two people. Then try the yakitori and fried foods, along with about 6 drinks for a total of around 4500 yen for two people. And if you go a few times, you'll earn points. With enough points, you can get 2000 yen off your bill. So you can eat to your heart's content for about 2500 yen. It's really amazing. They also serve chicken sashimi, which is quite good. The location might not be great, but if it were in the city, it would be a big hit.笑

There was a fire here before, right? Now the inside of the store still has the smoke of yakitori. I often come here with my friends because we live nearby. Surprisingly, you can see families with children when you go feeling like going to an izakaya. The menu posted here is good because it's cheap. Renkon (lotus root) is delicious. There is only one tatami room, so it might be good to make a reservation before going. I am drawn to homely restaurants, so I often come here.

I heard a rumor that it was incredibly delicious and incredibly cheap, so I went to try it. However, it was just a normal izakaya. Really just "normal". Maybe I had set my expectations too high?

Cheap and delicious