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Welcome. ---------- December 2019 ----------Located in the arcade street of Tanukikoji 4-chome, Alshville on the 5th floor of Donkiho, this is a Sapporo-originating okonomiyaki restaurant. Hello, it's before 12 PM on a weekday, still a quiet time when the salarymen are working. Around 12:15 PM, it starts getting crowded. Even if you are dining alone, you will be seated at a table. The menu is presented in a book and touch panel format. Mr. Hori will light the fire for you with strong heat. For now, there is a lunch set available to keep you warm during the winter. But before looking at that, I ordered a fresh lemon sour (= ´∀´)ノ凵゛. The set came with a "one-sip beer," so I had that as my second drink too (= ´∀´)ノ凵゛. The Kaze Tsuki mayo has a restrained acidity, almost like CostMayo (mayonnaise sold at Costco). It is manufactured by Knorr (cup soup?). The special sauce, mayo, and monja sauce are better stored in the refrigerator to maintain quality. The touch panel on the right side is for checking how to cook while you cook. It's like making it yourself. In the past, it was on a hot plate, right? Flipping it over, you can smell the good quality of pork. The set came with "miso soup, salad." The miso soup with only wakame and the salad dressing made me want to eat it with okonomiyaki sauce. The Butatama you cook yourself is a good style. Mix well, as written, but the amount is too much or the cup is too small, so it doesn't mix well. I mixed it carelessly and cooked it. The taste and texture of the finished product depend on the person cooking. Tom cooked it well by looking at the touch panel, so it was well done. The sauce was burnt to charcoal as it was always on high heat. The taste is stable. Personally, I prefer Hikiniku over pork belly, but curry yakisoba is cooked in the kitchen and kept warm here before eating. The taste is a bit weak, with a lot of cabbage. The round noodles are smooth and chewy. Baby star, mochi, cheese, and sakura shrimp are essential for monjayaki. This is also a lot of quantity or a small cup, so it doesn't mix well. I mixed it while cooking. I made the base, added dashi, dropped the monja sauce, and fried it relentlessly to complete it. It's delicious. It's a good side dish to eat while drinking sake. It's good to have one dish that is not too heavy on carbohydrates and fills you up later. The "Hot Corsy" is served as a service. I want them to have an all-you-can-eat and drink option like "Shabu Leaf" in the back.