Located on a one-lane city road without dedicated parking, this is the fourth branch of a local Genghis Khan restaurant. The pickled Genghis Khan comes in a small pot with plenty of sliced pickles, and the taste is good. There are two types of sauce on the table, a mix between strong and sweet. I changed the flavor with garlic and chili midway. Firepower is important. The taste is better than the one at Matsuo's. The lamb salt yakisoba was the root of the plan's failure. It was a large portion with plenty of meat, vegetables, and noodles, more suitable for lunch than dinner. I planned to order a platter of three types of lamb but gave up. The noodles were medium thickness, straight, and chewy. The salt level was just right and delicious. As a finishing touch, I had a Hokkaido-style guarana. This is a safe and reliable restaurant that won't disappoint anyone. No negative points. Customers started coming in steadily from the opening.