When you're in the mood for Japanese food I would recommend everyone to eat here.The servers are very friendly and know how to treat the customers. The food was delivered in a neat and orderly fashion. The setting of the restaurant is unique to others as you could settle with the traditional seating arrangement of a table for four or stop on by their bar, which serves both food imported beverages. The food was a very traditional portrayal of Japanese food, even the hand towels to clean your hands before eating was handed out to customers. All in all, even though there is limited staff and is generally smaller than most restaurants, it stills offers amazing food, service and setting for everyone to enjoy.

When you open the door you will hear a speaker that screeches welcome to you, it can scare you if you are not expecting it (and don't sit by the door or it will drive you crazy). Yakitori House is GREAT with food, but slow on service. If you want the real deal cuisine, Yakitori it is. But let it be known that you may sit there a while to get a refill on your drink or get the check at the end of the meal. Don't be in a hurry when you go, but DO GO!!!

If you want real japanese food with great people this is the place to go! I went there once a week and the food melts in your mouth! The staff are friendly and it's affordable. A real hidden gem, you won't be sorry! I passed by this place for half a year, it's not fancy. I decided to give it a try and was hooked ever since. They got to know me so well, that all I had to do was sit down and they took it from there! They took their cooking to a personal level that I have never seen any other place but Iwakuni, Japan. The food is the best and you never get tired of eating there. Their egg soup is the best I have ever found, really creamy and yummy! Most places seem like they use a can of chicken broth and whip an egg into it. Their's is homemade! They even make their own sauces which can't be duplicated. Don't judge a book by it's cover for this place! It's a local favorite for anyone who knows what to look for in great japanese food!