Horumon Yaki Udon Ichiriki
This small restaurant, seating just seven people, is well-known and often frequented by celebrities. The secret of the restaurant's popularity is its homemade miso sauce with a hint of garlic, which has been a mainstay since the establishment of the restaurant, and its hearty offal. The owner's skillful cooking on the griddle right in front of the counter seats is all the more appetizing!
DetailDetailed information
- Address
- 1444 Sayo,Sayo Town
- Telephone Number
- 0790-82-2239
- Related web sites
- http://34cho.com/eatdrink/ichiriki/
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