Issenbou

Japanese restaurant • Japan, 〒141-0021 Tokyo, Shinagawa City, Kamiōsaki, 2-chōme−12−７目黒I−Nビル B1F

3.2(110 reviews)

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The Allure of Ichisenbo, a Specialized Hiroshima-Style Okonomiyaki Restaurant

Convenient Location and Visually Stunning Interior

Ichisenbo is ideally located just a 1-minute walk from Meguro Station's East Exit, featuring a large iron plate where skilled chefs cook okonomiyaki with exquisite craftsmanship right before your eyes. This visually stunning experience is popular among families with children.

Authentic Flavor of Hiroshima-Style Okonomiyaki

The okonomiyaki at Ichisenbo evokes the authentic taste of Hiroshima with its generous portion size, cabbage, and yakisoba ingredients. The negiyaki is accented with flavorful red pickled ginger. Additionally, the okonomiyaki-style dorayaki, filled with red bean paste and mochi, offers a delightful dessert with a crispy outer layer.

Affordable and Generous Lunch Menu

The set lunch menu allows for a choice of various toppings from A to E. It comes with rice, oolong tea, and soup, providing great value and ample portions. The attractively priced options allow for a satisfying meal at a great value.

Ichisenbo offers an authentic taste of Hiroshima in a comfortable space, allowing customers to enjoy the flavors at a reasonable price. From visual experiences to taste sensations, it satisfies all the senses.

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Reviews

4(3 years ago)

KICHI

Hiroshima-yaki is literally coming from Hiroshima, the city in western Japan. It is like Okonomi-yaki, which is famous in Osaka. Hiroshima-yaki looks more like crepes, and noodles and cabbage are cooked between them. At "Issenbo," you can choose Hhiroshimayaki with different toppings. The chef cooks it on a big hot place in front of you. When it is served, put mayonnaise and ginger as much as you like, and cut with the scraper and eat it. I love this sauce here! 私はここのソースの味が大好きです。

1(5 years ago)

Tokyo Addicted

You are NOT ALLOWED to drink water here. The chef was rude, and didn’t like having to take our order (we speak Japanese). I asked to start with water and he said in Japanese “we don’t have water” and then pointed at the alcohol list and said we had to get a drink. Got a ginger ale in the end. Also they have one person running food and taking orders and he ignored us. Other patrons in the restaurants had to get his attention and tell him to stop ignoring us. I’m thankful to those people who helped me. Super unhappy with the service here. I will never go back.

4(6 years ago)

Karthik Kondri

Very nice japanese food.

1(3 months ago)

てっちゃん４５８

The owner came out of the bathroom, grabbed some sprouts without washing his hands, and started cooking, so I paid ¥730 and came out without eating. You say that you didn't wash your hands when you returned to the kitchen because there was a faucet for washing hands in the restroom, but after you washed your hands in the restroom, you said, ``After touching the doorknob of the restroom with your bare hand and closing the door, I can confirm that when he returned to the kitchen, he touched the sprouts with his bare hands without washing his hands.'' Washing your hands is one of the basics of being a chef!

5(2 months ago)

ゆいちゃんママ

The atmosphere inside the restaurant was nice, and the okonomiyaki noodles were crispy and delicious! It looks like they also do takeout, so I might try that next time!

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