I went for the first time and it was great! The staff was very friendly, and the food was served promptly and delicious. The all-you-can-drink option for 3,500 yen is an amazing deal, and the grilled dishes were particularly tasty. I definitely want to go back!

☆☆♪♪☆☆ Vegetable Wrapped Skewers Open in Esaka ☆☆♪♪☆☆ I read in Kansai Walker that vegetable wrapped skewers have been trending in Hakata for a few years, and I wanted to try them, but I never had the chance. It seems a restaurant has finally opened in Kansai. Since I ended up being the one in charge of organizing, I chose this vegetable wrapped skewers place that I wanted to try! Fortunately, everyone in the group had never been there, so they were all in favor, and we headed over. Given that we were having vegetable wrapped skewers, a course with just two items felt a bit too little. Plus, most of our group only wanted one drink, so an all-you-can-drink option seemed wasteful—we decided to focus on the food instead. Since there were quite a few of us, we ordered a la carte and used two touch panels. We kept tapping the panel according to our cravings and preferences! We ordered lettuce wraps for everyone, fried chicken, a mixed platter of vegetable-wrapped skewers, and grilled chicken. The fried chicken was juicy, and since the rice pot takes some time to make, we ordered it first. One disappointment was that the grilled chicken skin wasn't what I hoped for. At the Hakata branch, they had crispy grilled chicken skin wrapped tightly, but that wasn't the case here! It seems there might not be anyone in Kansai with the skills to wrap chicken skin so perfectly. It’s a shame! I wish the techniques from the Hakata branch could be passed on to people in Kansai. I really want to try that. The vegetable-wrapped skewers were delicious, so maybe I'll try to recreate them at home next weekend—I’ll look up some recipes. Thank you for the meal! Since I was in charge this time, I focused on tapping the panel and sharing the food, so I forgot to take photos of the dishes! The building with the restaurant has a parking lot, but there’s no invoice number for it. However, the restaurant is great for company-related gatherings too!

Opening campaign! Each person gets 2 young corns, large Japanese yam, a whole lettuce, and 2 quail eggs, plus salt-dressed chicken sashimi, garlic shoots, asparagus, jako tempura, chicken fillet ajillo, unlimited bell peppers, and wasabi pickles. I ate so much!!! I might still be eating? LOL I only made it to "manager" with the Shusse Sour drink, but my friend became the "CEO" LOL All the staff came to celebrate with us haha. The person who reached CEO status gets to try the secret menu next time♡ Also, there's a campaign where you can get discount vouchers worth 500 yen for rolling a dice, and my friend rolled a 6, so we’ll definitely go back before the voucher expires!

I made a reservation to dine in. There was a limited-time sale going on, so I got some beers at a great price, and all the vegetable-wrapped skewers were just 100 yen each. At the end, we received a service voucher based on the roll of a die during the checkout! The vegetable-wrapped skewers were also generous in portion and very tasty.◎

I visited because of the open campaign where vegetable skewers are 99 yen! There’s a tatami room with sunken seating, so it was quite noisy with many families with children. I really wanted to try the vegetable skewers, and they were delicious and reasonably priced. However, I was disappointed that quite a few varieties sold out quickly, so I couldn’t order them. The grilled chicken and fried chicken were also tasty. However, I noticed that the restaurant wasn't very clean, as there was dirt and dust that caught my attention.

I ordered my favorite turbo shell, chicken breast with wasabi, the classic plum and shiso rolls, grilled chicken with tare and salt, chicken porridge with red miso soup, and some vegetable rolls. The restaurant was full, and the staff were nice and attentive to walk-in customers. It’s fine to touch the ingredients with bare hands, but it's a bit tough when done with nail-polished hands. I think there wouldn’t be any issues if we didn’t order grilled items.

Wow! Everything is just 99 yen each—that's super cheap! The newly opened Yakinshai, which has private rooms, is offering vegetable-wrapped skewers for just 99 yen starting from March 23, and beer for 150 yen! You can order as many grilled skewers as you want for 99 yen each, so you'll want to keep ordering! The freshly grilled vegetable wraps are incredibly delicious, and the tsukune (chicken meatballs) are fluffy. Unique to this student neighborhood, there are great deals like discounted "Shusse Sour" and fruit sours the more you drink. Plus, you can even get free dishes through fortune slips, and cashback of 500 yen multiplied by the number shown on a rolled dice—these fantastic services at Yakinshai are a must-try! Yakinshai Grilled Chicken and Hakata-style Vegetable-wrapped Skewers Esaka Branch @yakinsyai_esaka 2F Guu Esaka Building, 1-23-37 Esakacho, Suita City, Osaka Prefecture Limited time offer from March 23 to 27: Vegetable skewers for 99 yen! Fresh draft beer for 150 yen! Happy Hour includes Highballs for 50 yen and Mega drinks for 100 yen. #OsakaGourmet #EsakaGourmet #AmazingCostPerformanceGourmet #VegetableWrappedSkewers #SuperCheapDrinks #Japan #Osaka #Esaka #Yakinshai #EsakaFood #AllYouCanDrink #HappyHour

【Yaki Kinshai Esaka Store】Just opened in Esaka, Osaka, this is a grilled skewer restaurant. You can enjoy skewers for just 99 yen each and draft beer for 150 yen! Every skewer is exquisite, and for those who love alcohol, there's also the irresistible "Shusse Sour." They have special offers for the opening, making it even better! This promotion is available for a limited time from the 23rd to the 26th, so don’t miss this chance. Everyone, be sure to check it out! #KansaiGourmet #OsakaGourmet #EsakaGourmet #OsakaLunch #EsakaLunch #Lunch #LongEstablished #osakafood #오사카음식

⚪︎ This time, I ordered the following items: Yamaimo Shiso Pork Rolls ¥250, Eggplant Cheese Pork Rolls ¥200, Assorted Hakata Skewers (5 pieces) ¥1,150, Assorted Tsukune (5 types) ¥1,050, Grilled Large Shrimp ¥490, Grilled Sazae (Turbo) ¥590, Extra Large Scallop with Butter ¥790, Grilled Squid ¥690. ○ Review: I visited "Yakinshai Esaka" which opened on March 1, right in front of Esaka Station. They have a variety of food options, including their famous pork and vegetable wrapped skewers, grilled chicken, and robatayaki. The drinks menu is also extensive, featuring the popular "Shusse Sour" that is trending on social media! They offer a happy hour from 5 PM to 7 PM, Monday to Thursday, making it a great spot for after work or school gatherings. ○ Atmosphere: The place has a casual vibe, with counter seating and semi-private rooms available. ○ Customer Demographics: The clientele consists mainly of students and individuals in their 20s.

I made a reservation for 10 people (although 3 ended up not coming due to highway traffic, I paid for all 10). We started with 7 people, but the dishes that arrived—edamame, salad, tataki, fried chicken, etc.—clearly weren't enough for 10 people. Later, we did get 10 skewers each, but the first round was only enough for about 5 people. Every time I asked, "Is this really for 10 people?" they said yes, it was. As the organizer, I felt embarrassed. I don’t think I will go back again.

The course meal for two comes with mostly one small plate and includes a drink-all-you-can option for 4,400 yen, so I can’t really complain. However, after I entered, they handed me a survey twice, and when I glanced at the form, I saw that they checked "Reiman." The term "Reiman"... feels like everything is just going downhill. There's nothing good about it, and I definitely won't be coming back.

I visited this newly opened restaurant for a trial. The atmosphere is like a semi-private izakaya, and the air conditioning was a bit strong. I received an appetizer before my drinks, which was a nice touch. The food was delicious and the portions were generous. Since it was a Friday night, the place was almost full, so I understood that the service was a bit slow. I think it would be a good choice for a casual gathering.

The spicy motsunabe was delicious, and the amount of noodles in the ramen at the end was generous. The yakitori served earlier in the course meal was also tasty. However, the portions for the braised pork, fried chicken, and small plates were really just one piece each, leaving me still a bit hungry. It was different from what I had imagined. I wished there had been more filling options like yakisoba or meat buns.

I also enjoyed the Shusse Sour!

I ordered a course with all-you-can-drink, and I was pleasantly surprised by how quickly the drinks were brought to our table after placing the order. The grilled chicken was also delicious overall!

It was great.

The vegetable rolls were delicious.

The staff's service was very good.

Order: Beer 165 yen, Vegetable Wrapped Skewers (one stick) 108 yen (prices valid from March 23-27!), Assorted Tsukune (five types) 1155 yen, Lemon Sour 55 yen, Mega Lemon Sour 110 yen. **Note: Highballs are also the same price during Happy Hour, which is Monday to Thursday until 6:30 PM!** The signature vegetable wrapped skewers, grilled chicken, and tsukune skewers are all delicious! Additionally, there are also Robata-style grilled dishes available! The Shusse Sour is on offer, but the Happy Hour from Monday to Thursday between 5:00 PM and 6:30 PM is particularly great as Highballs and Lemon Sours are just 50 yen!