What a cozy inviting small Izakaya neighhood place with delicious food and drinks at a very affordable price. The service was friendly serving typical Izakaya food. We also noticed how caring they were with their long time customers (they helped the old couples walking out to the street). So sweet and tender.

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What a fantastic experience this izakaya was and was so glad I went. It's a small, intimate local restaurant with well priced food and drink options. I believe my main server was Shimon, and both he and the owner Daisuke-San, (also the chef) were fantastic. The Maguro is a must try and the Karaage chicken especially.

+3

Small cozy izekaya, presumably run by a family. Feels very welcoming and homey, yet maintain high standards of service. They serve outstanding sours, delicious fresh tuna and many other snacks. The menu is not so big, however every position is crafted with precision. The price is just slightly above average around Minata city. Recommended if you're around

If you are heading for an authentic Izakaya experience with the locals this place is your go-to. English speaking and super friendly staffs with english menu, alongside with good quality Izakaya dishes made our experience here superb. The place serves lunch and dinner, but normally gets packed as the diner is relatively small and good vibes make everyone stay, so make sure to arrive at a good time.

+2

It is a smoking place since a couple of people there were smoking, but it was not distracting or overbearing. Great local feel where people know each other. We ordered beers, deep fried octopus, Yakitori chicken, Tamayo Japanese style rolled omelet (superb), Kaiun sake break, day special clams, and grilled Shishamo fish.

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