I wanted to go to a nearby shop, but couldn't get in without a reservation, so I went to this busy shop instead. However, almost all the staff spoke broken Japanese, the ordered menu took a while to come, the seats were cramped and there was no place to put my bag. The potato fries were different from the picture, the grilled skewers looked sad, and the male staff member had a strong cologne scent. I quickly left and headed to a different grilled food shop. Hmm...

The other day, I was craving yakitori, so I went to the "Sengoku Yakitori Ieyasu Tenjin Kita Store" nearby! I sat at the counter, looked at the menu, and thought the cost performance was great. It was hot, so I quickly ordered a draft beer, which was brought to me promptly. The restaurant is not very big, but the service is fast, which probably leads to quick turnover. I ordered my favorite pork belly, chicken skin, and a few other items. It takes a little time to cook, but the cabbage served in the meantime was refreshing. I ordered a lot at once, so the yakitori came one after another in a rush. The size is a bit small, but considering the cost performance, it's reasonable. I spent over 5000 yen because I drank and ate too much, but I would recommend it to those who want to enjoy yakitori lightly.

This is a representative yakitori chain restaurant in Tenjin North, Fukuoka. I visited this place with four friends for a meal after a meeting nearby. We arrived around 6 o'clock and the restaurant was already bustling with customers enjoying yakitori and beer. We randomly ordered from the menu and shared everything. We started with pork belly and liver yakitori. In the past, I had the impression that Yakitori Ieyasu was very cheap but the yakitori was somewhat small. Now, the yakitori has become quite substantial. We also tried the soft bone yakitori, which had a unique crunchy texture. Lastly, we added beef tongue and beef belly to our order. The restaurant is located a little off the main road from Mos Burger. Yakitori Ieyasu Tenjin North Branch Address: 3-2-26 Tenjin, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka City Phone: 050-5869-0401 Business Hours: 16:00-23:00, Fri, Sat, Eve of Holidays 16:00-23:30 Closed on Sundays (Please note) Prices, business hours, and holidays are based on the time of visit, so please confirm with the store before visiting. If you'd like, please click here to vote for this place in the ranking.

A great restaurant in Fukuoka where you can confirm the deliciousness of yakitori. Despite the changing times and people, their ability to adapt to inbound tourists and family use without clinging to Showa nostalgia is admirable and wonderful. I hope they start selling the cabbage sauce too!

The service was good

Cheap! And the taste is to my liking ＼(^o^)／ Cabbage for the otoshi (appetizer) is free! Nice, nice♪ The sense of the photo is bad... or rather, I always forget to take photos. The restaurant is small for a yakitori chain. I usually go alone. I went with a friend once. We sat at the counter, ordered skewers while drinking beer. Chicken skin, pork belly, negi tsukune, mochi (not on a skewer), you can choose between sauce and salt. I like sauce, so I ordered sauce, yes. I think the seasoning is on the stronger side. The beer goes down smoothly. I will visit alone again. Recommended for those who want to drink cheaply ===========

I often see this Sengoku series yakitori restaurant. I have been to Nobunaga's, but this is my first time at Ieyasu's. Inside, there is a counter and table seats like a steakhouse. There are two staff members. When I arrived later, the beer had already been ordered and placed at the seat. The oshibori (wet towel) did not come unless requested. It was the same for the people who arrived earlier. Looking at the menu, there are almost only yakitori dishes. Towards the end, I inexplicably ended up eating cabbage like a rabbit. By the way, the cabbage dressing is made with lemon juice, but it also did not come unless requested. The yakitori was neither good nor bad.