AYAME in Kaiserslautern

Ein absolut authentisches Erlebnis! Klein aber geschmacklich ganz groß. Die Sushis schmecken wirklich fein, aber noch besser sind die japanischen Pfannkuchen Namens Okonomiyaki. Umami vom Feinsten. Ich kann nur jedem raten, die Pfannkuchen zu probieren.

Small and private. Need a reservation. Only one cook so service was a little slow but the food was great.

Very polite staff! Very tasty food! Very small but great restaurant. The restaurant is located in the Hotel Alcatraz.

The food here was great, especially for the area. The chicken karage was nicely marinated and had a good crunch to it. The sushi roll had good quality rice, and the fish didn't smell like other places that do this type of dish. The okanomayaki was also quite good, just a little too much sauce for our taste. Finding the place is a little tricky, but you just need to go through the lobby of the Alcatraz hotel and follow the signs. Overall, it's a good place to get some Japanese food in the area.

The food was great, exactly how you would imagine Japanese cooking to be, preferably communicated in English, and would be happy to do so again

Dare I say it's the best Ramen in the city... Highly recommend.

Best ramen I've had outside of Japan

The ramen was absolutely delicious! The service was amazing. They were very nice and courteous. This will be a regular place for us.

Important: restaurant is accessible through the hotel lobby. Food was amazing!

We have been here many times and will certainly come back more often. The food (my favorite in the picture) is great and is freshly prepared in the background, the ambience is very special (other than that, I wouldn't want to eat in prison 😜). And the staff here is always very friendly. Thank you and see you next time!

This place is wonderful! There is an insider tip in the Hotel Alcartraz! As for Japanese cuisine! The service is warm! Although in English (which actually adds to the atmosphere) or simply using the numbers at the court if you can't. The team includes an elite chef and a very friendly and attentive young lady. The whole thing is unprecedented! (PositiveA+++) If I could give more stars I would do so for each category. Was there with my wife and 2 children. The kitchen is visible and the cooking is more than clean and first-class What is cooked/conjured up there is more than just “food”. The Taste of Japan and Osaka! We would like to come again !

Great experience. Food was like eating in Japan again. We will be back.

Heard about this through a Facebook group. Glad to have tried is. Their broth is so silky smooth. Their eggs aren’t soft boiled or soaked in seasoning but they are still good. The roasted onions leave a great after taste and the chasu in the shoyu base was so so tasty. It gets a little warm in the small shop and they can’t serve a lot at one time as they are really small but what they do serve is really really good.

The food and the chef himself are simply beyond reproach. Whether gyoza, okonomiyaki or the sushi specialties, everything absolutely blew us away. Really great.

We’ve been in Germany for 4 weeks and this was without a doubt the best food we’ve had! We went with the KARAAGE for an appetizer. Then we split the KYOTO OKONOMIYAKI and MANGO SUSHI! It did not disappoint. Every bite was delicious! I also love the fact that the folks working here are actually Japanese. They rocked it tonight. Will definitely be going back! The restaurant is in an old prison that has been converted to a hotel. It will be a little strange parking in the old yard and then walking through the new lobby to get to the restaurant, but we’ll worth the trip. ごちそうさまでした！！

Haben kurz vorher Reserviert, süßer kleiner laden, etwas versteckt, da der Eingang durch das Alcatraz Hotel führt. Aber einen Besuch wert, das Sushi war hervorragend und die Bedienung sowie der Koch, freundlich und zuvorkommend.

Kleines Restaurant im Hotel, jedoch nicht nur für Hotelgäste. Etwas sparsam eingerichtet aber bei den Okonomiyaki vergisst man eh alles um sich herum. Großartiges Essen, guter Service, Vielen Dank 🙇‍♂️

Haben extra reserviert um Okonomiyaki essen zu können. Leider hat uns der japanische "Pfannkuchen " nicht besonders zugesagt. Habe in Düsseldorf bessere gegessen. Das kleine Restaurant befindet sich im Hotel und man findet es durch einen düsteren Weg. Der Raum ist sehr klein und hat wenige Plätze. Auch auf das Essen mussten wir lange warten, da der Mann alleine ist und viele Produkte aus Plastiktüten packe, was mich irritiert hat.

Mega lecker, gute Preise und man kann sogar in die Küche schauen. Wirklich eine authentische Küche in einem ehemaligen Gefängnis.

Kind of difficult to find the restaurant as there is minimal signage, especially since you're entering through a parking lot and hotel. Awfully quiet inside (no music), strange to view directly into the kitchen, and papers were hung all over the wall. Our orders were brought on one shared plate for some reason, so we had to ask for an extra plate. The food was good though!

The sushi was nice and fresh, and it tasted great. The takoyaki was also really delicious. It's definitely pricey, but the food is great, and the staff is friendly.

Sehr leckeres und authentisches Essen und sehr freundlicher Service. Unbedingt die Okonomiyaki probieren! Wir kommen auf alle Fälle wieder.

Geschmacklich sehr gut frisch gut abgeschmeckt Kleines Restaurants im Hotel man muss durch das Hotel gehen das ist etwas schwer zu finden Parkplatz direkt da

Small but cozy restaurant in the basement of an interesting hotel which used to be a prison. The food was EXCELLENT and the service was quick. We had a variety of sushi, miso soup, yakitori, gyoza and fried chicken that was crisp on the outside but moist, tender and flavorful on the inside. Thank you Ayame !

Ich war schon in vielen japanischen bzw asiatischen Restaurants. Hier gibt es mit Abstand das beste Okonomiyaki und grundliegend sehr gut schmeckende authentische Küche!!!! Das Personal ist extremst freundlich!

Super lecker 😋 Super freundlich 😍 eine klare Empfehlung 👍🏼

Es war sooooooo lecker, wir sind extra aus Zweibrücken zu Ayame gefahren um das beste Sushi der Welt zu essen. 🌟

Very authentic and fresh Japanese cuisine. As good as Japan. Inside an old prison converted into a hotel. You have to go through the hotel lobby, and it’s a hole in wall but don’t be put off, the food is absolutely worth it. And the intimate vibe is nice. Everything we tried (sashimi, nigiri, seaweed salad, unagi, miso soup, edamame, sake, matcha ice cream) was excellent.

Ein kleines, sehr feines japanisches Restaurant in einem alten Gefängnis in Kaiserslautern. Sehr freundliches Personal serviert extrem leckere Sushi und andere Köstlichkeiten. Durch die größe des Restaurants würde ich eine Reservierung empfehlen! Top, 5 Sterne 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟!!

Bestes Sushi in ganz Kaiserslautern!

Wir haben während Corona Sushi bestellt und abgeholt und es war das beste Sushi, das ich bisher in Deutschland gegessen habe! Die Fischqualität, die wir erhalten haben war steht's die Beste und der Preis dafür ist absolut angemessen. Wir haben unser Bestellung immer über Facebook abgegeben und das hat super funktioniert.

Mit Liebe zum Detail zubereitet, geschmacklich einfach genial

Kleines aber feines Restaurant mit gehobener japanischer Küche. Sehr nettes, zuvorkommender Service - auch wenn es etwas länger dauert: Das Warten lohnt sich allemal! Ein mega Geschmackserlebnis - alles frisch aus der Küche auf den Teller. Nur zu empfehlen.

Ich war Sonntag Abend im Ayame essen. Der Name (Lilie) findet sich dezent in der Deko wieder und der Koch, der gleichzeitig auch bedient hat war sehr freundlich. Ich habe Takoyaki, Misosuppe und ein Okonomiyaki mit Fleisch und Käse bestellt. Das Essen wurde frisch zubereitet und nacheinander gereicht. Die Misosuppe war heiß und sehr lecker. Die Takoyaki frisch, nicht zu teigig und mit der Sauce und dem Ingwer auch sehr lecker. Das Okonomiyaki war jede Minute des warten wert(30min wurde in der Karte angegeben). Es war zwar nicht groß, aber ich bin mehr als satt geworden. Auch hier war es weder zu trocken, zu teigig noch zu matschig. Der Kohl war noch leicht bissfest und alles in allem sehr lecker. Das Preisleistungsverhältnis ist super!!! Hier komme ich gerne wieder essen. Eine Reservierung sollte vorher gemacht werden da es sich um ein sehr kleines Lokal handelt.

Knus, klein, authentiek en extreem smaakvol!

Verstecktes Restaurant in einem Gefängnis. ;p Abgesehen davon sehr leckeres Okonomiyaki sowie Sushi! Ziemlich preiswert und der Mitarbeiter sehr nett! うまい！お好み焼きはおいしかった！おいしい寿司がある。

Quaint little Japanese joint in the town's old prison will have you thrown off at first sight until the smells from the kitchen lift you out of your chair. From the dumplings to the numerous types of delicous sushi, we just might have finally found our Sushi restaurant in this back woods West Virginian part of Germany.

Das erste Mal japanisch Essen und total begeistert. Von der frischen Zubereitung aller Speisen, bis zum Anrichten....ein Gedicht und sowas von lecker. Bin jetzt Fan!!!

Kleines gemütliches Lokal. Die Location in einem alten Gefängnis ist außergewöhnlich und richtig cool. Man sollte auf jeden Fall vorher reservieren und etwas Zeit mitbringen. Sehr freundlicher Service. Sashimi war vllt etwas grob geschnitten, das könnte man verbessern. Besonderes Highlight war das Okonomiyaki; auch hier sollte man aber etwas Geduld mitbringen. Uns hat es gut gefallen.

We tried the teriyaki chicken roll, octopus balls, okinamiyaki, and sashimi. The teriyaki roll and sashimi was decent. The sashimi came with the tiny cheap shrimp you buy from the store with cocktail sauce. The okinamiyaki and octopus balls were God awful. The octopus balls were like soggy hush puppies with uncooked dough and a piece of octopus in the middle. The okinamiyaki was like someone poured teriyaki sauce and mayo over a half cooked pancake. Neither one of us couldnt even swallow a bite.

Wir waren anfangs etwas verwirrt, da wir den Eingang nicht gefunden haben. Man muss in das Hotel reingehen und innen der Beschilderung folgen. Das Restaurant ist dann in einem kleinen Raum mit offener Küche und lediglich 7 Trotz langer Wartezeiten (deshalb 1 Punkt Abzug, da bei 5 besetzten Tischen erst nach 20 Minuten die Getränkebestellung aufgenommen wurde) , fanden wir es ziemlich toll dort! Die Atmosphäre ist etwas schwer zu beschreiben, da der Ort an sich mit dem Hotel etwas surreal ist ;) Das Restaurant besteht lediglich aus einem kleinen Raum mit offener Küche, 7 Tischen und 2 Mitarbeitern. Diese haben alles frisch zubereitet und waren generell sehr goldig. Das Essen war wirklich gut und ich hatte vorher noch nie Okonomiyaki gegessen. Ich habe dieses Gericht so auch noch nie auf einer Speisekarte gesehen un Also ein ganz feiner kleiner Laden - wir kommen wieder!

Am Vortag einen Tisch für 2 Personen reserviert. Parkmöglichkeiten in der unmittelbaren Nähe sind gegeben. Für Laufkundschaft vermutlich eher schwer zu finden. Übersichtlich einfach eingerichteter kleiner Gastraum ohne viel Schnickschnack. Freundliche Bedienung mit Koch machen einen guten Job. Die diversen kleinen Gerichte sind teilweise ungewöhnlich, eine Vielfalt an Sushi wird geboten und hat uns sehr gut geschmeckt. Die sehr schöne Dekoration auf dem Okonmiyaki schmeckt mir nicht ganz so toll (stark Mayonaise-lastig). Für Liebhaber der Japanische Küche sehr Interessant.

This is by far the best, and most authentic Japanese restaurants in Kaiserslautern and the surrounding area. I ordered a Hats off to the chef!variety of dishes, including the okonomiyaki, and some sushi. The nigiri was by far the highest quality I’ve ever had in Germany. The

Bisher haben wir in Kaiserslautern und Umgebung noch kein besseres japanisches Restaurant gefunden. Das Sushi ist super lecker. Alles wird von dem Chefkoch frisch zubereitet. Das Restaurant ist sehr familiär mit nur 18 Plätzen, deshalb ist eine Reservierung aus unserer Sicht immer empfohlen.

Sehr leckeres japanisches Essen mit hoher Qualität. Ich wollte unbedingt nochmal Okonomiyaki essen, was ich aus Japan kannte. Das Restaurant ist im Alcatraz Hotel im ehemaligen Gefängnis - man muss in bzw. durch das Hotel laufen um in das Restaurant zu kommen. Das Essen war super. Es war nur ein Koch und eine Bedienung anwesend - die Vorspeise war relativ schnell da - die Hauptspeise hat etwas gedauert.

The place is tiny, so reservations are a good idea. The owners are great, and the made to order sushi is top notch. Everything we've had here is fantastic!

Don’t give up try to find this little gem! Took some time to get our food but sooooo worth the wait! Super fresh! The chef was very nice and amazing at what he does! We will definitely be back!

Ich fand das essen gar nicht gut aber Ambiente und Service waren in Ordnung. Letztendlich zählt das was auf dem Teller kommt

Gute Zutaten und Qualität sind sehr gut und sehr schön serviert. Leider gibt es viele Tische. Reservieren ist ratsam.

Das Essen war super lecker kann ich nur empfehlen es gibt auch andere Gerichte außer Sushi. Warum ein Punkt Abzug. Es hat fast 2 stunden gedauert bis das essen am Tisch war was gar nicht geht. Und die Bedingungen war verpeilt wenn leere Gläser nicht gesehen und wen einer bestellt hat etwas zu trinken dan hat sie keine anzeichen gemacht wen ander auch noch was wollten so schnell weg war sie das es ewig dauerte bis jeder was nach bestellt hatte

Wir waren zum ersten Mal dort. Es gibt nur wenige Plätze, das Lokal ist sehr klein. Es macht also Sinn, zu reservieren. Das Restaurant liegt im Keller eines sehr originellen Hotels, des Umbaus eines ehemaligen Gefängnisses in ein Hotel. Man muss im ehemaligen Gefängnishof parken und durch den Hoteleingang hineingehen. Wir haben Sushi gegessen. Diese waren gut und frisch, leider ist man mit der Sojasoße und dem Ingwer etwas zurückhaltend. Das Personal ist freundlich. Vermisst habe ich die japanisch übliche Reinigungszeremonie mit einem gewärmten Handtuch zu Beginn. Insgesamt ist auch die Atmosphäre eher sachlich und spartanisch. Das Preis- Leistungsverhältnis stimmt aber. Insgesamt ein nettes kleines Lokal für Menschen, die einfach nur japanisches Essen haben möchten.

Wir gehen regelmäßig ins Ayame und waren bisher immer total besgeistert. Das Essen ist super lecker, die Mitarbeiter sehr freundlich und auch preislich sind die Gerichte ok. Auch am Mittag sehr zu empfehlen, da ein spezieller Mittagstisch angeboten wird.

Get the mango special roll! Jo and Sally are the best, highly recommend but make a reservation. Best sushi in Germany!

The restaurant changed owners about 3 months ago. Make sure you make a phone reservation. We tried an online reservation site but it never got to the restaurant. I believe this is because the restaurant is within the hotel. The service and chef are all in one. This young man does it all! The game lace is super clean, the menu is in English and the beer is super cold! The sushi selection is very good. Fresh. It had been years since we had decent tuna in Germany. Just make sure you understand that the prep takes time. We started 7pm and finished by 9:15pm. This was for a party of 6. The entire game lace only holds about 18 people.

Made several reservations in the past. Just been asked to not come back. Missed reservation a few weeks ago. Wow...

When you're in an area where quality Japanese food is hard to come by, this was a real treasure to find. Quality ingredients and rolls that surpassed the flavors (and prices!) of other sushi restaurants in the area made this a wonderful experience. They offered Japanese style hot pancakes and other authentic dishes that you can't find elsewhere. It's a very small restaurant, so reservations are a must. We brought my 5 year old, but she enjoys sushi and the food they served. I would not classify this as a restaurant that you would bring small children to. The staff is incredibly warm and friendly.

One specialty is a savory sort of pancake that comes from the region of Japan the proprietors are from. These people stay true to their craft and art in creating the balanced presentation of their foods with the best ingredients. If you like the sushi buffets this is not the place for you. Proportions and preparations are done to perfection and the dining atmosphere is that of a small place that is warm an inviting. A friend that lived in Okinawa tells me it's one of the few places he's been to outside Japan that is a place Japanese people might go to. This place is probably my overall favorite in Kaiserslautern, and that means a lot coming from a guy that loves all the local European food.

I'm Japanese. I've been there many times, love the food and the friendly service. The Okonomiyaki, Sushi, Karaage, Gyoza, Yaki-Udon, Matcha ice cream..and etc.. all of them are real Japanese food not the fake ones like others in K-town. I'm sure here is the only place where you can have real Japanese food in K-town. The restaurant is small so it's better to make reservations. You can go with small kids too. Absolutely recommended!

Very authentic, your not going to find "dragon rolls" or other snake shaped rolls with cream cheese and sauces on top, these are not authentic Japanese sushi. You will find traditional Japanese sushi and other traditional dishes. I found the fish to be very fresh. The Sushi chef knows his craft. He can recommend a Japanese beer or saki to go with your meal. The restaurant is inside the Alcatraz Hotel. Their closed Sunday and Monday. If your a traditional sushi fan, I really think you will like this place. Probably the best sushi restaurant in Kaiserslautern. Oh, they take credit cards.

I love sushi so I am always open to try new sushi restaurants and this one was very different to me for a few reasons 1. It's in a hotel behind the Japanese garden, and we got some weird looks from the hotel staff when we walked in. This probably had to do with the fact that we were wondering around trying to look for the place, and we almost gave up until someone showed us the way. 2. The restaurant was about the size of a large living room, with about 10 tables. So it was a good thing there was no one there when we went, but I would recommend getting a reservation. 3. The menu is pretty limited to only sushi. I get that it is a sushi restaurant, but I like to have more of a variety. Not many rolls either, which are my favorite. All in all it just wasn't for me, so I probably won't be back.

The owners are very sweet and the restaurant is named after their daughter. The food is prepared according to Japanese tradition but the ingredients they have to work with makes if hard to replicate Japan. Good food but not like Japan. Okonomiaki (sp?) is the best item since the husband is from an area in Japan famous for it. The Karage (sp?) is pretty close and a always tastes good. Recommend if you want a quick taste of Japanese food...a bit expensive though.

Good sushi, small restaurant. you know what they say about the holes in the wall. I was surprised by how fresh the sushi considering it looked like they were pulling their ingredients from tupperware containers. Don't go with a large group but they are definitely worth a date night trip. Kids are allowed in the restaurant but I've never had an issue with noise considering the size.

This is a REAL Japanese restaurant in KL. Fresh food and friendly people. Have been there for many times, and Okonomiyaki is worth a try.

Great service, amazing food! My new sushi spot. Hubby got the Gyoza, and two other chicken appetizers and it was great. I got two different sushi rolls and it was fabulous. We will be regulars!

Great selection of sushi and many other Japanese dishes. Few tables. Reservations recommended. Located inside Alcatraz Hotel.

Last 2 times we were there, noodles and fried rice were not so good...but im hoping it was just those 2 times...i'd give it another shot! Other itmes were great,you can get the evening menu even for lunch,granted, it IS expensive but u do get...

This is the second time my husband and I have been here! We love this tiny little restaurant. Their yakitori chicken brings back memories of my time back in Japan. Their one waitress is very kind. Husband and wife always greets customers as they enter...

Cozy small restaurant with great service. We went without reservation on a Saturday and they quickly tried to make us seat an hour later. They were really busy so we didn't mind to wait, we just stayed outside chatting in the lobby. We went in...

Decor, staff, food and sake are all great. The price is what would be expected of a quality sushi place. Seating is nice with plenty of space for medium sized groups of family or friends.

Very expensive menu to begin with, soup and salad served with the sushis are average. But what you get in your plate is very small. Anyway, if you want to leave the place full you have to spend a lot. The restaurant is also really...

Located inside the Alcatraz Hotel, this small Japanese restaurant is definitely the best place for sushi in Ktown! The staff are super friendly, the prices aren't bad, and the menu is simple but great! There is parking there and it is easy to walk downtown...

I had the five course dinner set with sushi and sashimi. Very good. Service very good. It's inside the Alcatraz hotel. Very small. Excellent overall. Pricey but worth it.

Quite expensive, food quality is good and service nice but quite unorganised. Would probably not visit again.

This restaurant has one of the best sushi I ever tasted!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Small, cozy ambiance, nice staff....just great!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I've been to many Sushi places in Germany, France and Spain. This is by far the best in Germany I've tried so far and even competes with a really good Sushi restaurant I visited in Barcelona. The fish is fresh, not frozen, and prepared by...

Went from recommendation from trip advisor and was not disappointed. Excellent sushi and service. So good we are making a special trip just to go again.

Here is probably the only place in Germany you can find okonomiyaki. This Japanese pancake is very popular in Osaka. Never try it before? You should!

Best sushi ! The restaurant is in the prison it is small and intimate and the food is just out of this world !. Our waitress was just lovely and spoiled us rotten , she was the only one working and it was very busy...

The food is great and the two owners are very nice. As others have said before, the place is small so make reservations.

The place is pretty small so making a reservation is highly recommended. The food is excellent and the owners are super friendly. It's a little pricey but the quality of food is well worth it. Parking at Alcatraz hotel is free and really close.

Simply the best around K-town. Prices are worth it. You have to go through hotel Alcatraz to find it. Make a reservation.

This restaurant was recommended by a friend of Japanese decent, and it was a great find! The owners are very personable and strive to provide a pleasant dining experience. I lived in the Tokyo area, but enjoyed being introduced to a new dish from another...

This place had authentic japanese cuisine. You can't find that usually in smaller German towns. I was surprised. The staff was nice. Very pleasant experience for me!

I visited this wonderful little restaurant that is in the Alcatraz Hotel. It only has 6-8 tables and is very small but that is what makes it special. It is run by a couple and they are super. The service is five star and the...

Tom and I were here tonight and have enjoyed a wonderful meal! The owners are super friendly, and service was impeccable! Indeed a cozy and culinary little gem tucked away under a former prison. We're looking forward to our next visit.

After trying a slew of various sushi joints in the local area, nothing stuck out as being authentic nor worth the money. I found Ayame on the web and walked in with no reservation (though, I hear reservations are recommended). There was one large group...

As a self-appointed sushi connoisseur, I co-sign this restaurant. I feared in my coming to Germany that I would never have good sushi again, but Ayame is my light in the "dark food world" that is Germany. (I mean, a girl can only eat so...

It is incredibly cozy (read small). We saw no less than 5 groups come and leave because they has no reservation. Most of what I tried was great! Only thing I did not like was the pancake thing they are famous for but can't remember...

My specialization is the ancient Japanese language & culture. I lived in Japan for 6 years going to post-Grad school, working and exploring hidden treasures of the Kansai area in terms of food & culture. I am amazed to find such an authentic experience, not...

I grew up in Japan, and I know good sushi. Ayame has authentic Japanese cuisine. Even the smallness and sparseness of decorations is typical for most Japanese restaurants. I brought several groups of friends, and until they ate sushi here, they did not realize what...

We have tried every "sushi" place in town and always been disappointed until now. Real fresh sashimi grade fish, great rolls and wonderful service. The only reason it's not 5 stars is its a little pricy and the menu is small. But trust me, it's...

Okay, I read other reviews, and I found some of them is a little harsh. The couple who runs this little place has to cook, prepare, serve... multi-task in such a tiny little place. I know when it is fully booked, the food can be...

This restaurant is very expensive and the service is very slow my friend waited 40 minutes before completion of all the dishes.

An absolute hidden gem, within a hotel. We had a bit of trouble finding the restaurants (you do need to go through the hotel liThis restaurant is an authentic Japanese, cooked by Japanese. Fast service, very good price. I highly recommend this place,

I lived in Japan for 12 years. I visited Kansai numerous times and Ayame’s food is real Kansai Japanese food. This is for sure the best Japanese food you can find in Kaiserslautern. The menu is limited, but everything is great and new items are...

Went there for dinner after a long day at the park. We did not have a reservation but was still able to get a table. Food was good, service was friendly though a little slow. There was only 1 waitress. Sushi was good. I was...

This is the first time I've been so enthusiastic about a place that I would bother to write a review, but I have to brag about this place. Ayame is inside the Alcatraz Hotel just next to the Japanese Gardens in Kaiserslautern, and I have...

After living in Japan for 7 years we have missed having authentic Japanese food. After trying Ayame we have found the closest things yet to it! The atmosphere is spot on for a typical restaurant found in Japan. The couple who own it are so...

Okonomiyaki is the one of the most popular Japanese food, but it is rare to try one abroad. You can taste original Okonomiyaki here because the owner comes from Osaka, where is the birthplace of Okonomiyaki, of Japan. This restaurant serves three kinds of Okonomiyaki....