Sekai no Yamachan Meieki Taiko — Restaurant in Nagoya

We chanced upon this place after searching online on where to eat Nagoya's famous fried chicken wings. Turns out this is a joint that is popular with locals. We were the only tourists in the restaurant that evening, and while staff speak little English, they try. It gets super busy around dinner and it becomes hard to get service, so you will need to wave your arms or yell a little louder. The chicken wings were ok, though we'll seasoned, a little salty by my standards and dry. I was expecting juicy wings but given how much smaller the wings were, it might've been fried too long thus the colour and dryness. But still worth a try if it's your first time, as it was mine! The potato salad was my favourite for the night. Try the different alcohol drinks as they offer quite a variety. No menu in English so keep your Google Translate handy. We tried a selection of dishes, including some sashimi as I was craving some. It wasn't good but it wasn't bad either. Just not refined as you may expect. Rather relaxed izakaya styled dining with lots of ppl talking over one another as the night goes on, so be warned. Would I return? Reckon I'd try another place that offers fried chicken wings now that I've tried one franchise. You def...

One of the most famous Nagoya chicken wings. It is not a very expensive looking place with some tables and Japanese style spaces. The wings can be ordered in different levels of spice. Beer is good too and price is reasonable. It can fit groups, but if there are people ordering different things, they do not slit checks or accept partial payment for. Part of the group. As many places in Japan, there may be "reserved tables" that will never get anyone. But they do not let you in. But usually no...

Warnings to international customers! Very rude staff. Lied about availability. Claimed to have no vacant seats but admitted local customers arrived after us clearly without reservation. Upfront lying and admitted local customers without reservation because the staff didn’t think we understand Japanese. He even uses different tones to us than local customers. Don’t come here unless you don’t mind being treated differently.

Edited: got takeaway and didn’t even bother to give us a plastic...