Welcome to Yakitori No Meimon Akiyoshi Tennoji

“ Oh man this place is AWESOME! Semi-English menu available and the staff is so welcoming with smiles all around. There’s nothing like crushing some skewers and beer here ”

“ Great spot for delicious yakitori! The skewers are grilled to perfection, juicy, and full of flavor. The chicken is tender, and the seasoning is just right. The atmosphere is cozy, and the service is friendly. A perfect place to enjoy tasty grilled skewers with friends! ”

“ Pork dishes were great, very popular spot on Friday night, food was delicious, and prices felt reasonable. English menu available. ”

“ Very delicious! Definitely will come back! They have English Menu, Chinese Menu, and Korean Menu. Popular among local customers. めちゃくちゃおいしい！ぜひ戻ってくる！ ”

“ I visited "Akiyoshi" in Tennoji on a Wednesday evening, just past 8 PM. The restaurant was already buzzing with patrons, filled to capacity, but I managed to snag a spot at the counter. My first order was a draft beer (572 yen) and two servings of cucumber (72 yen each). The cucumbers were remarkably simple yet refreshingly crisp, pairing perfectly with the beer. As I perused the menu, I decided on "mino" (506 yen), "shiru" (457 yen), "kushikatsu" (451 yen), "kimchi" (341 yen), and a large sake (616 yen). While waiting for my food, I nibbled on the cucumbers, savoring the anticipation of the upcoming dishes. The "mino" was the first to arrive. Lightly grilled, its presentation was impeccable, and each bite offered a satisfying chew and rich, fatty flavor. The "shiru," true to its name, was a deeply flavored broth that provided a comforting warmth, seeping into my senses. Next came the "kushikatsu," perfectly fried with a crispy exterior and juicy interior, complemented by a tangy sauce. The "kimchi" offered a well-balanced fermentation with a delightful tang and spice, serving as an excellent palate cleanser between the richer dishes. With a large sake in hand, the flavors of each dish were further elevated. The variety of skewered delights, including "juntori," "wakatari," "negima," "harami," "shiro-negi," and "piman," each presented unique textures and flavors, making every bite a new experience. As all the dishes arrived, the bustling atmosphere of the restaurant seemed to enhance the flavors, creating a lively and enjoyable dining experience. Every dish was delicious, although I regretted not being able to try the "yakionigiri" and "potato fries" due to the busyness of the restaurant. Despite this, I fully savored the essence of "Akiyoshi." I left with a deep appreciation for the restaurant's offerings, eagerly anticipating my next visit when I hope to explore even more of their menu. It was a thoroughly satisfying evening, filled with culinary delights that left me longing for more. ”

“ Came here on a Monday early evening. What a vibe. Everyone’s very welcoming and happy. Food is great and so is the sake. ”

“ Very friendly staff, excellent food, easy to read English menu, super reasonable prices and great service. Great mix of travellers and locals here. Good place to get a local perspective on what's good around town. ”

“ Yes it’s a chain but it’s stell quite authentic and the prices are INSANELY LOW. Especially compared to Kyoto or Tokyo. 5 Yakitori for 350 yenny on average ? That’s a crazy good price. Food is prepared super fresh and the prices for drinks are reasonable too. This is one of the few good food options in Osaka. ”