Girls’ Night Out with All-You-Can-Drink and Plenty to Eat at Charcoal Yakitori Yumenoya Near Mondo-Yakujin Station

and went for a girls’ night out at charcoal-grilled yakitori restaurant “ゆめのや” near Mondo-Yakujin Station, enjoying a filling 1,650 yen course and 2 hours of all-you-can-drink for 1,650 yen (3,300 yen per person total!) (*^^)v

The Food at Charcoal-Grilled Yakitori “ゆめのや”

What we had that day was the 1,650 yen Yumenoya course plus 2 hours of all-you-can-drink!

On the table were the appetizers “edamame” and “daikon no oni-oroshi” ← grated daikon with a really satisfying crunchy texture! It’s good enough to nibble on as-is, along with a large plate for the yakitori skewers, served with cabbage !(^^)!

Cheers right away(^^♪ ← I remember each of us having about 6 drinks…..

First up was “tofu salad” ↓ The dressing comes on the side. The tofu is hidden deep inside…

Then “karaage” fried chicken ↓ Fried food with tartar sauce is dangerously good… and yes, it was delicious!

Next were yakitori “seseri” and “negima” ↓ The seseri is also tasty topped with the grated daikon appetizer(^^♪

Then “heart ponzu” ↓ The slight spice and refreshing taste make you want to drink even more..(*^^)v

Next came skewers of “sunagimo,” “sasami with ume,” and “tsukune cheese” ↓ The tsukune was packed with plenty of cheese inside and was really filling~

Then out came “butakimchi,” another dish that makes you drink more!

We were already starting to get full, but then the crispy “ebisen” appeared ↓ And of course that makes you drink again(#^.^#)

To finish, ochazuke with a grilled rice ball inside, and ice cream(*^^)v

We were seriously full!

I was tipsy, so it’s out of focus^^; ↓

Here’s the drink menu ↓ The all-you-can-drink options are everything except the items marked with red lines

Here’s the food menu ↓

There’s also a blackboard menu ← I forgot to take a photo of it. I’ll update this later m(__)m

Inside Charcoal-Grilled Yakitori “ゆめのや”

Counter seats and table seating

In the back, there’s a tatami seating area ← It’s not horigotatsu-style. It feels nice for families with small children(*^^)v

The Exterior of Charcoal-Grilled Yakitori “ゆめのや”

It says “ゆ,” but it’s not a bathhouse(^_^;)

Store Information for Charcoal-Grilled Yakitori “ゆめのや”

Here’s the location ↓

Final Thoughts

For 3,300 yen per person, we got completely full and had plenty to drink. There’s no photo of the manager because he said he was shy, but he seemed like a gentle person!(^^)!

It always seems to be packed with customers, so I recommend making a reservation before you go! You can also reserve online(*^^)v

It’s a place where families can leave fully satisfied too.