【焼鳥高宮 高宮駅前店】とりあえず「ちょっとひっかけよう」と言いたくなる人気焼鳥店！ : Yakitori Takamiya

There are many yakitori restaurants in Fukuoka, and it is said that there are the largest number of shops in Japan.   Certainly, you can find a yakitori restaurant as soon as you walk around, and there are many restaurants that you know the name of but have never been to. Since there are many shops, there are various types of yakitori restaurants, and there are quite a few shops that serve unusual yakitori and yakitori restaurants that are a little expensive.   However, the shop introduced this time is the exact opposite, and is a popular Yakitori (grilled chicken skewers) store "Yakitori Takamiya Takamiya Ekimae Store" where you can get standard skewers at a reasonable price.   It's a popular yakitori restaurant that is crowded with many customers every day, and it's a great place to catch up when you don't want to spend a lot of money or when you want to hook up a little.   As the name suggests, this well-accessible shop is located in the Takamiya district of Minami-ku, Fukuoka City. Since it is a popular shop, we will set up a store in the Takamiya area for 3 restaurant.   Since it is a "Yakitori Takamiya Takamiya Station Store", it is a short walk from Takamiya Station on the Nishitetsu Railway and is convenient for access.   However, please note that there is no parking lot. (Although there are few people who come by car because you can't drive if you drink) The lively and easy-to-enter yakitori restaurant shop faces the road leading from Takamiya Station, and diagonally in front of the shop are "Yakiniku Tobiko" and "Bikkuri Tei", which I introduced in a previous blog, and there are several restaurants in the vicinity, and there are many people on weekends.   And this is the "Yakitori Takamiya Takamiya Station Store" The construction is also a normal mass Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) style, and you can enjoy it at the table in front of the store pictured at the end, and sometimes people enjoy it here. This yakitori restaurant is always full of people, and it's especially lively and lively around here. So it's easy to get into.   The inside of the store is also lively and spacious, and when you enter it, it is crowded with many customers. I didn't make a reservation, so I wasn't sure if there were any seats available, but there were just two counter seats available, so I sat there. The inside of the store has a counter, tables, and tatami mats, and can accommodate small groups to group customers. This is the inside of the store taken from the back.    Click here for the yakitori menu, which has a lot of standard yakitori menus. There are many types of yakitori, from standard ones (pork belly, chicken skin, four-meat, etc.) to roll skewers, vegetable skewers, Seafood skewers, etc. Even if the price is 10% consumption tax, there are some items that are less than 100 yen, which are cheap!   It's a classic, so it's not new, but there's a sense of security. It's reasonable and reassuring, so it's easy to visit and there are many customers.   Although it is not in the photo, there is a different menu that seems to be today's recommendation, so it is also good for those who want to eat something other than the standard. There are also plenty of drinks.   First of all, beer. This shop is cheaper for bottled beer than draft beer, so this time I had bottled beer. And when you order skewers, this cabbage comes out in Fukuoka. It almost always comes out at yakitori restaurants. It depends on the shop, but at this shop, the cabbage fee is 100 yen and you can eat all-you-can-eat. It's perfect for eating before a skewer arrives or between the next one. Since it is covered with a sauce for cabbage, you can eat it like a salad.   The first thing that came was "bird skin" and "bird liver" It has a simple taste and goes well with alcohol. The size is just right. When I finished eating, "Tsukune" came out, and the timing was just right. Depending on the restaurant, when you order yakitori, the timing of the yakitori may be late or too early, so here "Yakitori Takamiya" came out just right.   And "pork belly" is also a standard in Fukuoka, like cabbage, but it is rare in other prefectures. It is so popular that it can be said that it is always ordered at a yakitori restaurant in Fukuoka. It looks good and delicious.   This is the "shiro" of the pork's large intestine This is not something that is often ordered at yakitori restaurants, but the texture is thick and nice.   And "yams" too. This is "beef ribs" served on skewers "Beef ribs" are today's menu at Ossu and are a little more expensive than other skewers.   And after the one-dish meal, I ordered a Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) standard menu of "potato salad", "french fries", "thick fried chicken", and "fried young chicken" in a single dish, and finally finished with "Onigiri" and "grilled Onigiri". "Grilled Onigiri" was soaked in the taste of soy sauce and was delicious ~ "Atsuage" was also quite large and satisfying. This alone will fill your stomach. It was a feast. Conclusion This time, I went with a feeling of filling my stomach a little, rather than drinking and eating, but I was surprisingly full, and above all, I was satisfied with the reasonable and reasonable price. It's also near my house, and it's a great place to catch a light drink. I feel like I can see that there are always a lot of people and it is popular. Also, if you want to fill your stomach easily, I will go there!   See you soon.