Negi is green onion and yaki means to grill/cook.
Negiyaki Yamamoto was started over 40 years ago. The owner used to feed negiyaki to children on their way home from school as a snack.
The adults saw this and wanted to try his negiyaki too and the rest was history.
I had told Alan to try Negiyaki Yamamoto and luckily he said they were good.
Since I hadn't tried them before recommending them to Alan, we checked them out recently.
How cute are their cups?! Negi singing.
Their "sauce" isn't goopy nor sweet.
I particularly enjoyed the noodles, they are a little on the thick side.
Their "sauce" is lemon and shoyu, that is it.
Simple, delicious and lots of green onion.
I loved how crispy the pork (belly) got too.
We'll be back.
Negiyaki Yamamoto
1-1-48 Fukushima (Dojima Crosswalk)
Fukushima, Osaka
Phone: 06.4798.8220
Hours: 11:30-22:00
Closed 2nd & 4th Wednesdays
10 comments:
Oh boy, I want to try that too. Do you have a recipe for it?
Man, pork belly...yumm....
Yum this looks delicious, and the cup is so cute!
That looks really good!
We really enjoyed the experience and it was our 1st time to see how the folks in Osaka can eat. We were amazed at how fast they consumed the HOT food and the vast amount they could consume. It wasn't unusual to see someone eat a Negiyaki and an order of Yakisoba all in less time then we took to eat our Negiyaki!
Thanks again for the info!
Alan
sorry I don't Anon :(
indeed Kirk!
they are aren't they, K!
it was, LandofLala!
glad you enjoyed it again, Alan!
Take care everyone.
Kat
Awesome sounding place (reasonable too), and cute logo. Did they sell any souvenir type thing with their logo on it?
very reasonable indeed Rowena, I didn't see these when we were there but on their website they say that each shop sells the singing onions as a cell phone strap.
Take care.
Kat
Saw the phone charms by the register but they didn't seem too intent on selling them.
-Alan's daughter
:) thanks Alan's daughter!
Take care.
Kat
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