Kotegaeshi

Great place to try traditional Japanese okonomiyaki! May be a bit confusing if you're doing it the first time because you need to mix your own ingredients and cook yourself but don't be afraid to ask questions and you'll have a lovely local experience!

Visited around 12:30 on Monday (end of the year).
I entered without waiting.
I ordered 2 monjayaki, 2 okonomiyaki, shrimp, takoyaki, and 4 drinks. If you make it yourself on a griddle, it will come out right away, but if you choose to have it brought freshly cooked, you will have to wait about 15 minutes. However, the okonomiyaki was fluffy and I was surprised at how different it tasted from making it myself! It was worth the wait.
It cost less than 10,000 yen for 4 people.
All the staff members were very nice, and I feel like I might come back if there's no longer a line.

You can also have the food brought to you after it has been baked, which is helpful for families with small children.
Some of the presentations are a bit strange...why are the avocados so close together? I thought.
I thought the presentation could have been a little better overall.

☆All-you-can-eat for the new year! Σ('◉⌓◉')
(1705th review)

A school student came to greet the new year. (´_ゝ`)

We ended up having lunch anyway.
(｀_>´)

Asakusa and Ueno are so crowded that there's nowhere to go, so I decided to try the all-you-can-eat Monjayaki at Arcakit, where Kami often goes. That's why I asked.
=͟͟͞͞ ( ◜°⌑°)◜

As it is a popular restaurant, there was a wait of about 4 groups. When I told the staff that the box seats and fixed chairs were often too narrow to sit in, I was able to get a larger seat.

Thank you. ( ˘人˘ )

I would like the all-you-can-eat Monjayaki drink for around 2,600 yen.

For now, I ordered mentaiko monja, cheese monja, baby star monja, and the daily special monja, and had them grilled.

At this price, you only get Monjayaki, but 90 minutes of all-you-can-eat and drink is cheap.

However, even with the all-you-can-eat menu, you can only order a certain amount of monja, and even though things like baby star and cheese are on the all-you-can-eat menu, it seems that you have to pay for toppings.

I understand that there is a charge for things like beef tendon, but is there an additional charge just for toppings on the all-you-can-eat menu? It was Mark.

So you end up with Monjayaki with a lot less flexibility, but for the time being it's much easier to eat and drink than in the Tsukishima area.

The taste is worth the price. And a little salty. (ノД｀;)

I would also like modern grilling with an additional shime. It seems like they have a grilled food system, but it's crowded so there's a long wait.

Well, it's crowded and it's New Year's holiday, so I understand that the staff are having a hard time, but it's hard to explain why they often give me disgusted looks when I ask for something they don't have. (ºwordº)

Well, I guess it can't be helped since it's busy and the price is cheap...

However, there is no doubt that it is an easy-to-use store, so I would like to use it again.

I will visit you again.ヽ(`∀´)ﾉ

Where you can order via Qalo
You have to make monjayaki yourself.
Okonomiyaki is made and served.
It is a bit pricey for beginners.
And there were a few missed orders.
The taste is ordinary