Like in Asia, there are tables and chairs in the car space in front of the shop, and it also becomes an open lounge where smoking is allowed. However, since there is no roof, it is hot in summer and cold in winter, but in Tokyo, which has a non-smoking ordinance, I am very grateful!!. For those who don't smoke, you can eat and drink normally inside the clean, air-conditioned shop!

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There are many types of cocktails, so I think you can enjoy it even if you are not very good at drinking alcohol. Lamb churrasco is highly recommended.

I am very sorry, but there were too many things that bothered me. ◯ The floor is sticky ◯ Self-service drinks are fine, but the ice scoop is dirty ◯ Insect carcasses on the table ◯ Small flies were flying around the shop ◯ There were about 3 cockroach sprays in the kitchen. Since it's a restaurant, maybe it's unavoidable that cockroaches appear, but I wondered if they appear so much that they need to put 3 bottles ◯ The inside of the shop was very dirty I think they don't have a receiving system ready, as if they are trying to deceive customers who come to make a profit. Bringing your own food is allowed, there is no last order, and you can use it until the time limit, that service is really good, but it was too filthy that I couldn't eat the food.

I used it as a second place with colleagues. The location is about a 5, 6 minute walk from Tama Center Station. It looks like a dining bar, and a wide variety of food and drinks were available. I didn't order much food, but delicious-looking food was brought to the surrounding tables. Next time I want to use it as a first place.

Seriously, the fat male staff at this shop underestimates his work. Watching YouTube while working, smoking, etc., he is finished as a cook. Moreover, the kitchen is abnormally dirty. This makes the appetite disappear. The food made by the fat male staff is of course not delicious, and the amount is small. I have been to quite a few izakayas and bars around Tama Center, but this is one of the worst. In other words, 'It's better not to go