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On July 16th (Saturday), I attended the 25th-anniversary live event "24451~Kimi to Boku no Uta~" by KinKi Kids at Kyocera Dome. It took quite some time to leave the venue due to crowd control regulations, so it probably took about an hour to return to the hotel after the end of the event. I'm planning to write a separate report about the hotel where I stayed, so I'll leave that aside for now. Instead of going back to the room, I took a temporary break in the lobby with free drinks while calling nearby restaurants to inquire about their last order times. The closest restaurant from the hotel, which was "Yakiniku Issho," had a last order at 11:00 PM, so I reserved a table over the phone and headed there on an empty stomach and a post-event high energy level!
Restaurant Information:
Yakiniku Issho
Ranking: Yakiniku | Daikokucho Station, Imamiya Station, Namba Station (Nankai)
About a 5-minute walk from Daikokucho Station and a similar distance from JR Imamiya Station, making it easily accessible from either station.
At the restaurant, we were seated at a 4-person table near the entrance. The atmosphere was calm, and the tables, grills, and seats were well-maintained and clean. The staff, especially the woman who served us, was very efficient, and the food was served promptly.
What We Ordered:
We arrived at around 10:00 PM and ordered thick-cut tongue, heart sashimi, triangle meat, maruchou, upper mino, and a unique item called "urute," which is cow throat cartilage. The kimchi was delicious, and the thick-cut tongue was a perfect choice. The heart sashimi was flavorful, and the triangle meat had a luxurious texture. The upper mino was well-prepared, and the urute was a fun and crunchy experience.
Overall, it was a delightful experience trying different cuts of meat and enjoying the cozy atmosphere of the restaurant.