This is my second time using this restaurant. All the dishes were delicious and reasonably priced. The staff were friendly and provided excellent service. The highball drink was surprisingly weak, but at 150 yen, it's understandable. This time, I tried the pork okonomiyaki for the first time. It was different from the okonomiyaki I usually eat, but still good. The okonomiyaki and yukke dishes are definitely worth ordering again. It's still as delicious as ever!

Fukuoka, 3rd meal. Night time is for izakaya, right? I thought it was a local place, but it's actually in Tokyo's Shinbashi? Oh well. They have chicken skin for 50 yen. Beer is cheap too, 190 yen. Everything I eat here is delicious. Seems like they have one in Osaka too, so I'll have to check it out.

The skewers are 50 yen each, draft beer is 190 yen, and highballs are 150 yen. It's unbelievably cheap. The skewers are made of grilled chicken skin, crispy and seasoned with a delicious sweet and savory spice. You could eat as many as you want. The fried chicken is also delicious. The best part is how cheap everything is, it's truly fantastic.

My wife and I came here for the first time. The drinks are very cheap, with draft beer for 190 yen and highball for 150 yen, but the shochu highball and sours are quite weak in alcohol content. They serve a small appetizer (tiny) of edamame with salt sauce, cabbage, original den skewers (10 pieces), grilled miso skewers, chicken with tasty sauce, yukhoe with wasabi, Taiwanese tofu, and den skewers. The sweet chicken skin skewers were too sweet for us, and it was a struggle to finish eating all 10 skewers. Each skewer costs 50 yen, which is very cheap, but we were surprised to see other people eating large quantities of them. The place is crowded, with many students and young people, making the atmosphere very noisy. There were no other middle-aged customers like us. The small round chairs without backrests are not suitable for long stays. The number of staff seemed insufficient for the high number of customers, and they appeared very busy and overwhelmed. We came here after seeing it on TV, but we don't plan to visit again. The interior is non-smoking, but there is a smoking room available, and there are ashtrays outside the shop.

This shop offers lower prices than convenience stores. Beer costs 190 yen, while highballs are only 150 yen. The real highlight is their chicken skin, priced at just 50 yen per piece! They stack them up in a three-tier pyramid, coated in a sweet sauce and unique spices that make them crispy and juicy, perfect with beer. They also offer Brazilian sausages with curry spices, and deep-fried seaweed that is ten times more flavorful. Overall, you can enjoy a satisfying meal for under 2000 yen. Thank you for the delicious meal!

The skewers were deliciously crispy with a sweet sauce, and other dishes were also tasty and worth the price. The alcohol prices were the cheapest compared to other places. The highball was a bit weak, but the draft beer for 190 yen was very appealing.

The specialty denkushi has a unique flavor that is truly addictive with its original seasoning. Personally, I love the quail egg soy sauce pickles. The fried chicken and other menu items also have a satisfying taste.

The Senbero izakaya was the best♫ Be careful with the chicken skin skewers as the sauce drips down! LOL