Sakedokoro Teppan Sukkun 酒処 鉄板すっくん
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A Famous Restaurant Hidden in the Downtown Area That Is Loved by Locals
Hidden in the bustling downtown area of Nagarekawacho, Naka Ward, Hiroshima City, this cozy teppanyaki restaurant is loved by many regulars and business travelers alike. The restaurant's signature original okonomiyaki, "Sukkun-yaki," is made with two soft-boiled eggs, carefully seasoned to enhance the natural sweetness of the vegetables. Each okonomiyaki is meticulously grilled to perfection, ensuring a crispy texture for the noodles. Experience the one-of-a-kind flavors found only here. Another must-try dish is the restaurant's original pizza, baked on the teppan using okonomiyaki batter—a particularly popular choice among female guests. The owner's top recommendation is the miso soup made with aburakasu (crispy fried beef intestines). This flavorful ingredient, created by slowly frying beef small intestines, is used in various dishes, allowing diners to fully savor its rich, umami-packed taste (umami refers to a savory, meaty flavor that is considered the fifth basic taste alongside sweet, sour, salty, and bitter).
The Specialty Is the Original Okonomiyaki "Sukkun-Yaki"
Sukkun-yaki, an original okonomiyaki that is grilled one by one, is cooked in a creative way to bring out the sweetness of the vegetables and make the noodles crispy. Made with two soft-boiled eggs, it's full of volume and offers excellent cost performance. The secret ingredient, abura lees, and carefully selected sauce are combined to bring out the maximum flavor.
Miso Soup Made With Abura-Kasu, a Specialty Recommended by the Owner
Miso soup made with aburakasu, which is very popular with regular customers, is the perfect way to finish off a drink. The oil cake made by slowly frying cow intestines is used in a variety of dishes, and is characterized by the concentrated flavor of beef. It goes perfectly with miso soup stock, and you can enjoy a sweet taste similar to pork soup.
