The food was mediocre, but the vibe of this restaurant is something you can only find in Japan. Located under the train tracks, and all the seats packed together, you can really feel the energy of this place. If you want an authentic, down-to-earth izakaya drinking experience, this is the place to be. There’s also a lady who goes around with a guitar, singing pop hits!

Really amazing evening dining experience. Well priced with reasonable portions. Located in a busy station area, it’s really busy and packed with local workers on their way home. An enjoyable experience and a must visit if you are near.

A long line of eateries under the railway tracks. Prices are pretty on the higher side. Most of the restaurants have a cover charge around 300 to 500 yen per person. You may need to ask or check the menu before entering. Food here is pretty standard, they have a wide variety and most locals come here for the drinks.

Tasty Japanese cuisine, the sashimi was incredible and we ordered several more dishes. No foreigners, all local people. 100% would return

Love this alley under the train tracks. Very fun vibe and lots going on. Had a nice sashmi plate with gyoza and green tea with alcohol. Price was a touch high but worth it! Difficult to order, waiters were busy and didnt speak english.