Fukurou

Fukurou is an izakaya with a Japanese-style decoration. The dining environment is very warm and comfortable. After dinner, we went shopping in the supermarket.

I went to Fukurou for the second time and tried the ramen on the menu. I found it is still worth recommending. - You can choose a single appetizer, or choose 3 appetizers for 10 euros, and you need to add an extra drink. Considering that a small octopus slice costs more than 10 Euros in another Japanese restaurant Osaka, the prices here are really reasonable. It is more cost-effective to choose sashimi (octopus, salmon & tuna, etc.), and the quality is also good. - I like the fried chicken, which is crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. - I chose Kyushu Tonkotsu Ramen, which uses thin noodles. The soup is very rich. Of course, it will feel heavy if you drink too much, but it is not oily. I have eaten tonkotsu ramen soup with a thick layer of oil floating on it in a ramen restaurant in Berlin before, which is terrible. - I chose Hatcho Miso Ramen, which uses thick noodles. Both of us think that the thick noodles taste better than thin noodles. The soup is really super thick and tastes good, but I really admire myself for being able to drink half of it. The amount of vegetables, especially bean sprouts, in this ramen is also very large. The pork slices in both ramen are quite satisfactory, but I like the soy sauce egg. - Japanese pan-fried dumplings, the evaluation comes from the first time I ate them: the skin is not sticky and the appearance is good, but the meat filling is not well seasoned, it is just salty and lacks the freshness of meat. It is also served with soy sauce, which is salty... - Matcha tofu dessert, eating such a portion after the super thick Hatcho miso ramen is also a lot of relief. Ramen is divided into large, medium and small/portions. Both of us chose medium portions, which cost about 13-14 euros/portion (small portions are 1 euro cheaper, and large portions are 1.5 euros more expensive). The recommended appetizer is 10 euros/3 types, which has many flavors and is moderately priced. Fried chicken is 8 euros per portion. The dessert is super small, and the price of 6 euros is a bit expensive.

Fukurou Japanese Restaurant It is a Yakitori Japanese restaurant, with many Japanese grilled skewers and a la carte dishes. Avocado Tofu: Avocado tofu ⭐️⭐️ Very greasy... Chiken Wings: Salt-baked chicken wings ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Super tender Beef Heart: Grilled beef heart ⭐️⭐️⭐️ Average Salmon Stone Rice: Salmon stone pot rice ⭐️⭐️⭐️ Neither good nor bad

Located in the West Village, this Japanese izakaya has a simple and elegant environment and considerate service. The dishes in the restaurant are small and exquisite, with unique creativity. The signature chicken wings are a must-order dish for every table of guests. They are grilled, tasty, tender and juicy. The avocado tofu is very innovative, and the matcha ice cream is fragrant and delicious. It is a good place to spend time after work and on weekends.

A famous international chain restaurant, it is a very authentic restaurant, the dishes on the menu are updated frequently, the Japanese fried noodles are delicious, the fried eggs are also well made. The desserts are even better, delicious!!