Good service, if you say that you can't eat something in advanced they will prepare it for you. Forgot to mention that one of or group can eat pork. The food still come with pork but they prepare a separate small plate with only beef for us.

Food test good. I feel impressed about the service. Recommend!!!

Great place to eat. Highly recommended!

An izakaya with an eclectic, no-particular-nationality look, located around the middle of the “Asuto” shopping street in front of Keikyu Kamata Station. The menu is extensive and centered on meat, and there are items you don't often find at a typical izakaya, like guacamole, so if you focus your order on those, I think you can use this place differently from the other shops around it. What's a bit unusual is that there's an all-you-can-eat-and-drink menu you can only book through gourmet sites like Gurunavi. It's quite reasonable, but the course consists of standard items like fried rice, yakitori, karaage, and fries, so if you're expecting an extension of the regular menu, you might be let down. That said, this kind of standard all-you-can-eat is surprisingly rare in Kamata, so I think it's good to use depending on the occasion. The first half of the photos shows the all-you-can-eat-and-drink menu and the second half the regular menu, for your reference.

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I booked a course of meat sushi plus all-you-can-drink for 2,000 yen, and the staff explained that each person had to order 2 food items. With no choice, I ordered (this wasn't part of the menu description but was noted in small print under the "notes" section, which was hard to notice, as Gurunavi pointed out to me). The "meat sushi" that came out wasn't the 5 kinds on the menu, but a plate of thin slices of meat perched on rock-hard, ice-cold vinegared rice 4–5 times thicker than the meat. The prosciutto meat sushi that was supposed to be served was clearly missing, and since it was Christmas, the friend I was with was left speechless, and I just felt pathetic and sad. Naturally, the drinks didn't flow, and we left early. When I searched this place up, I found it's at the same address as a restaurant called 肉宴 that had been harshly reviewed, so it seems they changed the name to escape their reputation and scrutiny from reviews. I booked through Gurunavi, but they said they don't vet or manage this kind of booking information and it's not their concern, so I'll never use them again. I just wanted to eat some delicious meat sushi and have a good time, so it's a shame it turned out like this. Gurunavi admonished me that photos are for illustration only, but I want everyone to consider just how far off it was, so I'm posting photos for reference.