It was beer's night ($10 per glass) at Sekai no Yamachan tonight. As the owner here described, it's cheaper than drinking water! Well, I have to agree that's the perfect way to wash their Nagoya-style tebasaki (幻の手羽先) down. I admit, I have always enjoyed these crispy Japanese fried chicken wings with the signature sweet and garlicky glaze but somehow they didn't taste as good without a delicious bowl of kimchi fried rice.

They have another relatively new chicken wing on the menu that was grilled with sea salt. Thought they were a little too salty for me.

I'm a fan of Nagoya's signature "miso tonkatsu" and it's a dish I will always order whenever I go to Nagoya. This took a little longer than expected to arrive (around half an hour) and disappointingly, the pork cutlets were way too rubbery for our liking.

Both service and food were slightly better than what I've experienced from my last visit during their soft opening but it's still nowhere near the hearty flavors you'll find in Nagoya.
Food Rating: 3.5/10
Price: $$
Address: B/F Cameron Centre, 57-59 Cameron Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong
Closest Metro Station: East Tsim Sha Tsui
Tel: +852 2568-8857
Website: www.yamachan.co.jp/shop/shop_area_abroad_hongkong.php?area=abroad
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