Botejyu

Frommer's Review

Although okonomiyaki is considered plebeian fare, this restaurant is classier than most, with dark-wood paneling, an open kitchen, and recorded music that is likely to be jazz. In addition, instead of cooking your food yourself as in most okonomiyaki restaurants, food here is prepared for you, making it much easier to experience this very tasty meal. The dinner menu, in English, lists various choices for okonomiyaki and yakisoba (fried noodles), including those made with pork, squid, or shrimp. The lunch menu, however, is in Japanese only, so you'll have to ask for guidance.

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