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Yakitori
Barbecued chicken meat, giblets, leeks, shiitake mushrooms, green peppers, ginkgo nuts, small quail eggs etc. on a skewer
are served at "yakitoriya".
Yakitoriya can easily found near the station and usually filled with salaried workers and university students. Yakitoriya consist
of only five to eight stools pushed up against a counter.
You sit around a counter with other customers and watch the chef grill your choices over charcoal oven. All the items are seasoned with tare (sauce) or salt, so when you order, you have to say whether you want the items grilled with sauce or with salt.
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Useful Phrases at Yakitori-ya (Yakitori shop)
1) Shou niku wo shio de (kudasai)
Boneless chicken meat with skin, with salt, please.
2) Shou niku wo tare de (kudasai)
Boneless chicken meat with skin, with sauce, please.
3) Shou niku, negima, sunagimo wo zenbu shio de (kudasai)
Boneless chicken meat with skin, chicken pieces and leek, gizzards, all with salt, please.
4) Shou niku wo tare de, negima, sunagimo wo shio de (kudasai)
Boneless chicken meat with skin, with sauce and chicken pieces and leek, gizzards with salt, please.
5) Oaiso onegai shimasu
Check, please.
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