This post was written in 2016. Shop details and prices may have changed since then.
After a light round of yakitori, we headed to Kameido Horumon for round two. Go a little late and getting a table isn’t hard at all. You just miss out on the prized cuts…
Grape sour
My usual order…
Moyashi (bean sprouts)
The portion size always catches me off guard.
Negi (leek)
I remembered enjoying this last time so I ordered it again, and sure enough it was delicious. Taste memory never lies.
Tan (tongue)
Starting with tongue…
Assorted horumon
Freshness is top-notch.
Kalbi, I think…
Superb.
Even the nikomi
There were only two of us so we couldn’t eat all that much, but this level of satisfaction at this price is something you can only get here.
Other visits to this place
- Kameido Horumon’s Ebisu Branch 2017.11.07
- Kameido Horumon’s Ebisu Branch 2017.08.26
- Kameido Horumon, a Yakiniku Spot in Kameido 2016.12.12
- Kameido Horumon in Kameido 2016.07.26
- Kameido Horumon, a Yakiniku Spot in Kameido 2016.04.17
- Kameido Horumon, a Yakiniku Spot in Kameido 2014.08.21
- Kameido Horumon, an Offal Yakiniku Specialist in Kameido 2014.04.04
- Kameido Horumon, a Yakiniku Joint in Kameido 2013.12.19






