For a few weeks, we had been planning to go to "Passion Hormone-san" but couldn't make it. We finished our chores at home and arrived at the restaurant around 6:00 PM, which was earlier than usual for us. This was our first time at Passion Hormone-san. There were 8 seats at the table on the first floor. We ordered 6 servings of black hormone, 1 serving of seseri, Chorogi salad, toro liver, small and large rice. We also added 1 serving of tongue and 2 servings of black hormone. We came here for the black hormone! Before the meat arrived, we were recommended to download an app. This way, we could get ¥500 off for the first time, and ¥1000 off for this payment. It was a great deal! We started grilling the hormone that was brought to us. The black hormone was so soft and melty, with plenty of fat that made the rice go down so smoothly. We always end up needing more rice. The seseri and tongue were delicious as usual, but the black hormone was incredibly tasty! We also ordered the Chorogi salad, which we always get. Gotta eat some vegetables too, right? It was delicious as always, so we recommend it! Once again, we enjoyed the delicious hormone and got our dose of fat. Thank you for the meal! ✩⃛( ͒ •·̫• ͒)

I got my hair cut and then enjoyed a relaxing holiday at Starbucks with a book in hand. I also used some limited-time points on Hot Pepper for a solo drink at a yakiniku restaurant. It had been about 10 days since I last drank alcohol, but I had a few beers and highballs along with some delicious meat. I felt great as I headed home. I realized I can use Hot Pepper for solo drinks and yakiniku again in the future.

Delicious Hormone Yakiniku "Tanmachi Sakaba Jounetsu Hormon" (Tenma-bashi). The nearest station is Tenma-bashi Station. It was around 6:30 pm on a holiday. For dinner, I went to "Tanmachi Sakaba Jounetsu Hormon". It is located slightly south of Tenma-bashi, along Tanimachi-suji. There were a decent number of customers already. First, I started with a draft beer, cheers! I recommend trying the "toro liver", which is chicken liver. I personally like the soft texture. It feels like you're eating liver, so good! The sakura yukke (raw meat) was delicious, and the kimchi assortment was generous. The chicken and egg salad with Caesar dressing was refreshing. The variety set was satisfying in terms of portion size. I also ordered additional hormone dishes, which were fresh and delicious! The staff's service was polite, and the prices were reasonable. I will definitely visit again. Thank you for the meal!

The hormones are delicious, but the service lacks passion.

The food is served quickly, and the service is good. The hormone dish is delicious.

Seven-ring yakiniku! They have a wide variety of hormone options and the cost performance is excellent! The all-you-can-drink menu is cheap and offers a great selection. In particular, the Super Lemon Sour is delicious with lots of lemon pulp. It's quite rare to find in all-you-can-drink menus. The meat selection is not only rich in hormones, but the thick-cut tongue is also delicious. I have been back multiple times and never get tired of this place.

The miso sauce is delicious!

I felt like eating horumon, so I decided to enter this place. They cook it on a charcoal grill, which looked delicious. However, I was worried about ordering just a small portion. But the staff was incredibly friendly! I ordered the signature dish, black horumon, with salt sauce. The charcoal grill and horumon arrived quickly. There were instructions on how to cook it written down, so I followed them. I'm not used to cooking this type of meat, so I wasn't sure if it was done. The regular miso and salt sauce with green onions were delicious! The staff member had a name tag that said "foodie", so maybe that's why they were so kind. It was nice that there was no table charge. Thank you for the meal.

"Passionate Hormone" is a restaurant with flashy signs set up all around. While many restaurants focus on yakiniku, this one boldly emphasizes "hormone" dishes. There are various types of hormone dishes, with name tags indicating each specific part. This makes it convenient for people who may have trouble distinguishing between different types of hormone dishes. The portions of hormone dishes seemed a bit small, while cuts like kalbi gave off a weak impression. Despite the 190 yen beer promotion for a limited time, with one free drink per person, the total bill came out to over 3000 yen, which felt a bit expensive considering the food portions. A unique find was a super thin wireless call bell from Korea, resembling NTT with "NTTworks" written on it. It had the KCC mark, but not the "TE" mark, raising some concerns about its safety and compliance with regulations.

After making their debut as a solo diner, they are determined to tackle one stage after another. The second stop is Passion Hormone in Yokocho Sakaba. I have used this place a few times with colleagues and friends. However, it seems like there are no counter seats for solo diners. Will it be okay? It was past 9 PM. I was seated at a table for four that happened to be available. I had the spacious space all to myself! When I asked for a glass of wine, they didn't have it. I was a bit disappointed and debated whether to just go for beer, but I decided to go for a bottle of wine. If there's leftover wine, I plan to marinate it in the sauce for the raw hormone and cook it as "wine-marinated hormone." Sometimes the sauce at a yakiniku restaurant can be a bit too strong. In those times, marinating it in wine sauce makes it softer and reduces the spiciness. The French red wine... AOC Van de Pay de Leroi. It's probably a blend of Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon. To be honest, it's a cheap one. But! It's only ¥1,280 for a bottle! No wonder there's no glass of wine on the menu... Of course (^_^) Now, a staff member came over, and the fire was lit. The grill was still clean. Let's keep it all dirty with dirty jokes today (^_^) ...Tecchan, Shiro, Kobukuro, Shibire. Hormones take time to cook. The time spent cooking these is quite mysterious. When I stare blankly at the charcoal grill, it feels like everyday fatigue and trivial things are melting away along with the fat, disappearing with the smoke. Now, let's cook them all at once. It started crackling. Goo~d. Tecchan. Ignition. The others also borrowed some Tecchan fat and started igniting one after another. Burn, hormones! I cooked them at a fast pace, so the hormones disappeared in no time. Cheap and delicious, indeed~ Passion Hormone☆ There was a bit of wine left... I marinated it in the sauce to make a wine sauce, but there was still about 300ml left. So, I chugged it all at once. Painful~ (*_*) I really wish they had glass wine available.

I felt like eating hormone, so I was wandering around and came across this shop. I decided to go in right away. The shop has a casual atmosphere, which is nice. The staff are energetic and cheerful, fitting the casual vibe perfectly. The hormone dish I had was very delicious. The head cartilage was especially good, with a crunchy texture and juicy flavor from the oil. While other cuts like Harami were tasty too, I personally think the head cartilage is the best. Eating it with beer is the best way to enjoy it.

Today, I had a drinking party with friends in Temmabashi. We went to Jounetsu Hormone in Tanimachi Sakaba. First, we ordered draft beer! Let's eat a lot (command: Let's eat a lot! lol). We started with beef tongue with salt. Next, we had Geta Kalbi and Harami. Delicious. Another round of draft beer! We also had Maru Chou, Gatsu Mino, and Lip. Yakiniku is best enjoyed with a large group. Another round of draft beer! And then Sakura Yukke... It's been a while since I had Yukke. How's the tongue doing? We also had rice. Yakiniku is best enjoyed with rice. How about a Yuzu Highball? We finished with Kimchi Chukpa. Perfect! After eating and drinking all this, we only paid 4000 yen and got change back. Truly grateful. Thank you for the meal.

I visited this restaurant because it was right next to the hotel I stayed at (Keihan Hotel Temmabashi). Personally, I'm not a big fan of horumon (offal), so I can't really comment on the taste, but the person I went with said it was "just okay." I ordered rice, but they only had large and medium sizes available. It would have been nice if they had a small size option. We sat on the second floor, and the staff there were really nice. They took our orders quickly, were efficient, and had clear communication. It felt like it had been a while since I had encountered such good service.

It's a common chain yakiniku restaurant. From the outside, the banners and signs make it seem quite cheap. So, I decided to go in alone. However, when I looked at the menu, it wasn't as cheap as I expected. Some items were inexpensive, but not everything. It was a bit of a letdown after seeing the eye-catching signs. The taste was average for a yakiniku restaurant. It wasn't bad, but there was nothing exceptional about it in terms of taste or price. However, the casual atmosphere made it easy for me to dine alone.

I was taken to a chain restaurant specializing in hormone dishes for the first time. The taste was average, neither good nor bad, suitable for most people, but since it is mainly focused on hormone dishes, preferences may vary. The prices seemed reasonable, but since I don't eat much, I was surprised that the cost was not significantly different from eating at a more expensive restaurant. The service was decent, with visible manuals, but expected for a chain restaurant. Overall, I personally wouldn't choose to go there, but it could be a good option for a large group looking to have a lively and fun dining experience.

Black hole is the best. It melts in your mouth. Everything else is neither good nor bad.