【Sumi Theatre, Musashiza】Undoubtedly delicious! Oily fish grilled on the Robata grill. | Tenjin-minami, Izakaya

The “Robata-Yaki (grilled sweetfish)” is fatty and delicious!

There is a charcoal grill area just inside the restaurant, where the grilled ayu fish is very tasty!

The specialty is the “Dai Toro Eel,” but when I saw the raw fish, the ayu fish looked very tasty, so I ordered the ayu fish!

I was right about the ayu fish too! It was big, plump, fragrant, and above all, fatty and delicious! The char-grilled dish is very realistic.

The charcoal grill is very realistic. It is hot!

Shrimp rolls” and “large shrimps” of the plumpest shrimp.

I had two shrimp dishes.

The extra large shrimp and the shrimp roll.

The extra-large shrimp was shrimp as it was, and the shrimp roll was shrimp wrapped in pork.

Both shrimp rolls had a crispy texture and you could tell right away that they were fresh shrimp. The shrimp is neither hard nor dry, and is easy to eat and delicious.

The trick to eating the extra-large shrimp is to peel the shells off with the face still on.

Of course the izakaya menu is delicious!

Salmon Harasu & Salmon Roe, Hakata Mentaiko Tamago Kake Gohan (TKG), and Potato Salad are all very tasty.

Salmon Harasu & Ikura (salmon roe) was an exquisitely tasty snack with a flavor that makes alcohol go down the drain. It was a menu item that I would like to have at other izakaya.

Hakata Mentaiko Tamago Kake Gohan (TKG) is also very tasty and makes the rice go down a treat. We were full, but it was a great way to end the meal.

Atmosphere of the store

This izakaya is famous for its robatayaki.

The atmosphere of the restaurant is nice, and all the waitstaff are energetic and busy, but they politely explained their products and offered their services.

The fish was especially delicious. I recommend the robatayaki of sweetfish, shrimp, and salmon, all of which are delicious.

The place is located in the back alley of Tenjin Minami. A Famima is the landmark.

The street from Tenjin-minami station to Watanabe-dori station is commonly called “Ura-Tenjin,” and there are many delicious restaurants lining the street.