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Yakiniku "Good!"

[Tsukiji Nyanko] September 18, 2013 13:00

In the middle of September, the morning and evening have become a very cool and easy season.
Colds are prevalent due to summer fatigue and changes in temperature, but is everyone changing?

In other words, I suffer from unexpected hand-foot-and-mouth disease (the disease mainly affects infants).
About two weeks ago, the throat swollen bright red, and countless pigeons on the mouth, hands and feet flat.
The situation where I couldn't eat due to pain and pain continued for about a week.

Nyanko Tsukiji, who loves to eat, is hungry despite suffering.
In the bed, I thought of what I wanted to eat when I was cured.

Last weekend, when we finally recovered, the first return to Japan was "yakiniku" ...
I enjoyed the meat at Tsukiji "Sureya" familiar in the neighborhood.

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The menu you order is always the same.
Tan salt, carbi, halami, Mino, Shima intestine, and sea flea.

Good, salad, kimchi, yam
And put on your favorite garlic power.

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"Goodleya", which uses Yonezawa Wagyu beef, is in a calm restaurant at home.
It is a beautiful shop without noisy, so you can eat slowly.

The meat and hormones are high quality and the quantity is just right, so it is recommended.
I feel that the dishes are characterized by relatively modest spiciness and strong sweetness.

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We'll have bivin noodles and kuppa at the end.
Both are sweet and refreshing, so I think those who are not good at spicy are OK.


The number of seats is about 5, so we recommend that you make a reservation by phone when you go.