Right near Keihan Kayashima Station. On top of the counter are rows of obanzai handmade by the landlady! All the dishes piled high on large platters look delicious ♪ . ◆3-appetizer assortment . (Meatballs in sweet vinegar, Eggplant miso stir-fry, Ham katsu potato salad) ◆Sashimi assortment ◆Oden ◆Amberjack sashimi ◆Fried potato chiku ◇Lemon chuhai . Even the otoshi (cover charge appetizer) lets you choose a little bit from these obanzai ♫ Individual a la carte items are available of course, but you can also choose your favorite 3 or 5 items as small side dishes (kobachi)! It's also fun to try a little bit of various things from the many obanzai and find your favorite ☆ During your stay, it's almost always fully booked! Mainly counter seats with tatami seating in the back. In addition to delicious obanzai, sashimi, rice dishes, noodle dishes, etc. - a rich menu ♪ An izakaya where you can enjoy food, drinks, and karaoke ♡

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I was taken here by an acquaintance. Everything you eat is delicious 😋 There's karaoke too 🎤 Both the shop people and customers are great people ☺️ However, people who have never been here might find it hard to enter 💦 But I want you to try going in ‼️ Because it's definitely fun ‼️

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The obanzai and fish were all delicious ♪ Especially the obanzai had many varieties, and it's fun just from choosing them (^^) The selection of sake is also extensive. You can drink Kayashima's local sake, and comparing different kinds or having the exact sake you want served to you is fun! Above all, the landlady and employees are kind, making it a cozy shop with the sense of relief of returning to your hometown!

Tonight too, it was delicious 🤗💕

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When passing by the shop around 9 PM, they are sometimes doing karaoke. There seem to be many regular customers, so as a first-time customer, I wouldn't feel like going in. I went before the COVID-19 pandemic, and the food and prices felt pretty average. Since there seem to be many customers both past and present, there must be something good about it. Is it because the mama? of the shop often sits at the customer seats and chats with customers? Postscript: I heard a singing voice saying "♪ Oh Junko". Since it was a young voice, I wonder if they were forced to sing by their boss's order?