The meat quality is really good, with just the right amount of marbling. Grilling it brings out a rich aroma, and the charcoal flavor is a big plus. There are plenty of side dishes and sauces, so it doesn't get boring. The atmosphere is cozy and not too noisy, making it great for dinners with friends or date nights. Prices are moderate, and overall, it's a yakiniku place I'd definitely visit again.
Sumibi Yakiniku Gyuren | Review by 胡一峰
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Kiyosu Castle
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Kuroshima Island (Nagasaki prefecture)
This island is 12km to the west of Sasebo City. It is 12.5km in diameter, and the biggest in Kujukushima Islands. The origin of the name of the island has various theories. but the prevalent theory is that the island looked black from the abundance of trees.
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