This is a well-known group restaurant in Kinshicho. When I came in around 20:00 it was almost full. Food and drinks are average-priced, but there are many original dishes and the quality is fairly high. For drinks, the style is that you add "naka" refills and mix them yourself. The staff are energetic, so it's good for people who like a lively atmosphere. Personally, since smoking is allowed at every seat, it's rough for people who don't like cigarettes. I don't like cigarettes either, so I took off one star. The smell got on my clothes too. I might go if invited, but on my own I probably wouldn't choose places without separate smoking areas.

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An izakaya about ◯ minutes' walk from Kinshicho Station. Visit: Saturday night. Seats: 78 seats. Order: 5〜6 drinks, and about 5〜6 food items Service: It's a casual izakaya but on the quieter side. Payment: Cards, e-money, and QR not accepted. About ¥6,000 for 3 people. Thoughts: The distinctive menu, like Japanese dishes with an Italian twist, stood out. There aren't that many kinds of alcohol, so it's best to think of it mainly as a place to eat unusual dishes.

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About a 3-minute walk from the north exit of Kinshicho Station. The interior is a pure Showa-era working-class izakaya, yet the food leans toward creative Italian, an interesting contrast. It's an unpretentious place you can just walk into, and very handy for lively drinks with friends. Prices are reasonable overall, and it's also nice that food and drinks come out quickly after ordering. The mango sour in the photo is especially over-the-top; even lined up next to a mega jug it holds its own, practically stealing the show. A playful drink like this instantly livens up the table. It's not just a cheap place, but the kind with great value that includes a bit of novelty and fun. Rather than a quick drink with a few people, it really shines when you go all-in with a group, a lively spot.

Visited on a nice sunny day in May. No wind, and the outdoor seating felt amazing😊 This was my second visit, and the staff are kind and pleasant. Even though it's a casual place, it's kept nice and clean (the restroom is clean!), so you can relax and enjoy it when you want something affordable. The Italian motsuni was surprisingly basil? olive flavored, I was surprised✨The nagaimo wasabi pickles were delicious! I want to go again!

A casual izakaya & Italian place! It's a 3-minute walk from the north exit of Kinshicho Station. The interior has a Showa-era feel, a true working-class izakaya! But the food is creative Italian! Everything is great value, and dishes come out fast after you order. Perfect for a lively time with friends! They do happy hour too

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