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name: "Yakigaki no Hayashi"
lat: 34.298399
lng: 132.321594
official_url: "https://www.yakigaki-no-hayashi.co.jp/"
fee: "All prices include tax and cards are accepted. Grilled oysters are 1,500 yen for two. Set meals run from 2,000 yen (fried chicken) to 4,400 yen, with conger eel over rice at 2,900 and oyster rice at 1,600. For a child who will not eat oysters or eel there is curry rice at 1,000, tempura udon at 1,200, zaru soba at 900, fried chicken at 950, chips at 700, a bowl of rice at 500, miso soup at 400, two rice balls at 650 and ice cream at 600. Any udon can be swapped for soba and any soba for udon. Prices for raw oysters differ between two places on the menu page, so check the board in the shop."
last_verified: "2026-08-16"
url: "https://www.piggybackjapan.com/spots/spot_0000201/"
publisher: "Piggyback Japan"
method: "Each fact below was read from the official page it links to. The date in the Verified column is the day we last opened that page."
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# Yakigaki no Hayashi

The shop opened in 1948 and says it was the first in Japan to serve grilled oysters. It buys only three-year Jigozen oysters, and starts grilling after you order, so the plate reaches the table about fifteen minutes later. When the line forms, you join the back of it along the side lane; with 86 seats, the wait outside averages fifteen minutes. Seating is tables or a tatami room. A child who will not eat oysters can have curry, udon, chips or ice cream.

- Area: hiroshima_miyajima
- Type: restaurant
- Time to allow: 60 min
- Hours: 10:30-17:00, last orders 16:30, closed on Wednesdays. This is a lunchtime place; it does not open in the evening. The hours can change with the season, so if you will be arriving close to last orders, ring 0829-44-0335 first. Unscheduled closures are announced on the shop's LINE account.
- Last verified: 2026-08-16

## Family facts (value + conditions + source + verified date)

| Feature | Value | Conditions | Verified | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stroller friendly | Not checked yet |  |  |  |
| Diaper changing table | Not checked yet |  |  |  |
| Nursing space | Not checked yet |  |  |  |
| Family restroom | Not checked yet |  |  |  |
| Diaper disposal bin | Not checked yet |  |  |  |
| Kids' toilet seat & step stool | Not checked yet |  |  |  |
| Elevator | Not checked yet |  |  |  |
| Indoor / outdoor | Indoor | The 86 seats are indoors, but the queue at busy times forms on the street outside. | 2026-08-16 (web) | [source](https://www.yakigaki-no-hayashi.co.jp/shopinfo.html) |
| Outside food allowed | Not checked yet |  |  |  |
| English support | Not checked yet |  |  |  |
| Child entry policy | Not checked yet |  |  |  |
| High chair | Not checked yet |  |  |  |
| Tatami seating | Yes | Two kinds of seating: tables and a tatami room. Whether you take your shoes off, and whether there is a step up, is not stated. | 2026-08-16 (web) | [source](https://www.yakigaki-no-hayashi.co.jp/shopinfo.html) |
| Kids' menu | Yes | The menu page says there are dishes for children, but no items or prices are given for them. What is listed is curry rice 1,000 yen, tempura udon 1,200, zaru soba 900, fried chicken 950, chips 700, rice 500, miso soup 400 and ice cream 600 - enough for a child who will not eat oysters. | 2026-08-16 (web) | [source](https://www.yakigaki-no-hayashi.co.jp/etc.html) |
| Kids' tableware | Not checked yet |  |  |  |
| Baby food policy | Not checked yet |  |  |  |
| Non-smoking | Not checked yet |  |  |  |
| Allergy support | Not checked yet |  |  |  |
| Private room | Not checked yet |  |  |  |
| Official family-friendly certification | Not checked yet |  |  |  |
| Best-fit ages (guide) | Not checked yet |  |  |  |
| Crowding (guide) | Not checked yet |  |  |  |
| Quietness (guide) | Not checked yet |  |  |  |
| Serving speed (guide) | Not checked yet |  |  |  |
| Lost-child support | Not checked yet |  |  |  |
| Stroller access notes | Yes | The shop is about 8 minutes on foot from Miyajima pier, halfway along the Omotesando shopping street. Crossing to the island costs a 100 yen visitor tax per person per trip on top of the boat fare, added to the ticket by the ferry company; pre-school children are exempt. When the line is long you wait on the street with the stroller, and the seating inside includes a tatami room. Nothing is stated about a changing table, a nursing room or where to leave a stroller. | 2026-08-16 (web) | [source](https://www.yakigaki-no-hayashi.co.jp/shopinfo.html) |

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