It is located right by the south exit of Tokyo Station, facing the street making it easy to find. The staircase leading downstairs is wide and feels safe. The atmosphere is nice. The private room for four people is relatively spacious, which is nice. It was a Friday, but it was quiet enough to enjoy conversation. The course menu included dishes like grated yam pork hot pot, roast beef, eel, and ochazuke, all of which were delicious and served in sufficient portions. It was a 2-hour limit, and the speed of food service felt a bit fast, possibly due to the generous amount of dishes. However, the last dish arrived just in time for the last order of the 30-minute drink all you can. The service was polite and attentive, which was pleasant. If I were to mention a slightly disappointing point, it would be that the beer for the all-you-can-drink option was bottled instead of draft, and the only choice for sake was Kokuryu, which was not mentioned on the website and caught the organizer off guard. Nevertheless, the bottled beer was well chilled and enjoyable, and personally, I liked Kokuryu, so it wasn't an issue for me. However, upon checking other related restaurants' websites later, I noticed that they clearly stated whether the beer was draft or bottled, and the types of sake available. So, I hope they improve the information on the website regarding the contents of the all-you-can-drink option. Overall, I was very satisfied and would definitely visit again.

I was allowed to use this restaurant for entertaining a superior woman for the first time. They timely informed us about the dishes and the seating time, which was very helpful for us as hosts. The young staff were friendly, and I still want to use this place for entertaining in the future. The fact that the drinks were a bit slow to come out is forgivable. Thank you for the meal.

I wanted to have lunch nearby, so I chose this place. I had a chicken bowl and soba set for ¥1100. The chicken was decently sized and tasted okay. The soba was average. Considering the price and location, it was neither good nor bad. The only downside was that the rice was a bit soggy.

There was a partition so it seems suitable for business meals as well. On the way to Apple, the weather suddenly turned bad, so we took refuge in the neighboring restaurant for lunch. The set lunch seemed like something a typical salaryman or foreigner would go for, but it was delicious. Although the ingredients were not particularly expensive, the sashimi was fresh and the tempura was crispy and warm. The side dishes were also crunchy and enjoyable. At 1600 yen, it was a decent value for a satisfying meal, and I thought it was more affordable compared to other lunch options in the area. Thank you for the meal.

I searched for a restaurant on Tabelog where I could have a relaxing meal in a private room to celebrate my new job. The location, price, and atmosphere were all excellent choices. The plate at the start of the course, with sashimi and appetizers, looked as good as it tasted. The grilled turban shell was full of flavor, and even the liver was delicious. The fish dishes paired perfectly with sake. The steamed pork in a bamboo steamer was perfectly cooked, and even my nephew was impressed as he happily ate it. To finish, we had grilled rice balls and soba noodles, creating a flawless course. I left the restaurant feeling satisfied with my choice and praising my own taste. Thank you for the wonderful meal, I will definitely come back again.

I was able to choose the menu for an external dining experience. Each course was served as a single dish, making it easy to enjoy the meal without having to share or divide. The dining experience progressed smoothly. For the all-you-can-drink course, it was also possible to bring our own drinks, and the staff was flexible in accommodating our requests.

Today's lunch was a bowl of bonito tataki with soba set. My colleagues all praised the soba here as delicious. I hadn't noticed before, but indeed, the soba has a nice texture and goes down smoothly. It would be even better if the tea served at the beginning was hot.

The complimentary clear soup is incredibly delicious. The atmosphere is clean and calming, making people of all generations feel comfortable. There were many groups having company gatherings. The staff seemed a bit indifferent and not very friendly, but there was a well-mannered lady as well. Drinks and food were a bit slow to be served, but the quality of the food was quite good. It is necessary to make a reservation in advance for the all-you-can-drink option.

Despite being close to my workplace, I had rarely visited this place because I always associated it with a drinking atmosphere. However, this time, I couldn't get into another restaurant due to it being full, so I ended up here. I ordered a set meal with grilled chicken bowl and soba noodles, topped with a soft-boiled egg. The portion of rice was huge, and I felt like I couldn't finish it no matter how much I ate. The soba noodles were also quite filling. I suggest that female customers may want to ask for a smaller portion of rice. It was a bit chilly, so I appreciated the warm tea they served.

The place is located near Tokyo Station Marunouchi exit, offering a plum blossom banquet with all-you-can-drink for 7,500 yen (excluding tax). The course includes Sapporo Beer Red Star Lager. The taste is average, nothing special, but the grilled dishes are overcooked and served in small portions. I will not be revisiting this high-end izakaya.

I visited the restaurant around 1 pm on Saturday. There was a couple waiting but I was seated right away. I ordered the yakitori bowl and soba set. The yakitori bowl was not just a simple dish with meat on top, it had pickles, green onions, and minced chicken underneath the meat, which pleasantly surprised me! The soba had a generous portion which felt like a bonus, but it was just the right amount with the bowl.

I had lunch with a temporary worker from the company who seemed to have some worries, along with Mr. Omura. Although Kacoiya had come for drinks once before, this was our first visit for lunch. The food was okay. What I found more important was that they trusted me enough to confide in me about their worries at work. I felt happy about that, and I want to continue being that kind of support for them.

I was invited to a lovely izakaya in Marunouchi. When I arrived, the place was packed and the staff were running around like crazy. The tables had half-finished grilled dishes left unattended, and the sashimi looked delicious but there was a shortage of soy sauce. I could sense the hard work and effort put into the place, but the staff were too busy and the service was a disaster. Despite claiming to have private rooms, the entrance was wide open and there was no privacy. Everything felt half-hearted and disorganized. Keep trying, Sapporo Beer owner. The prices were high, following top standards, with an average of 10,000 yen per person. It was a tough day for high-end customers.

I went to Kako-ya Marunouchi Nitchome store, a private room robatayaki restaurant. It is located right near Tokyo Station and has a spacious underground space. I had the all-you-can-drink course for 7000 yen including tax. The food was not outstanding, but I was satisfied with the fact that I could drink Kuro Ryu (Ichiro) as much as I wanted.

It had been a while since I had a meeting near Marunouchi, and I thought I wouldn't have time for lunch before the meeting at around 1:30. However, I noticed a restaurant next to the meeting place and decided to visit. I didn't have much time to choose from the menu, so I quickly ordered the "grilled chicken bowl and soba set" using my top-left theory. I also ordered an iced coffee since they offered coffee service after 1:00. The meal was served with a hot spring egg on top. I enjoyed the grilled chicken bowl by mixing the sauce, chicken, egg, and rice together. It was delicious and well-balanced. If I have the chance to visit again, I would like to take my time and enjoy the meal slowly.

This is a very nice restaurant near Tokyo Station in Marunouchi ♬ ★3.31★ The quality of the course is good♪ The all-you-can-drink option is only 2,000 yen, and you can enjoy Asahi beer and Kuzuryu sake, giving it a special feel♬ I visited on a Wednesday around 6:00 PM with a group of over 15 people, so we split into two groups and reserved private rooms to avoid crowding. We entered from the first floor and went down to the basement, where the luxurious and spacious rooms all felt like private spaces. It's a great place with a display of famous drinks. We ordered the course menu with all-you-can-drink♪ Unfortunately, we couldn't go for the premium all-you-can-drink option which includes Kuro Ryu due to budget constraints! (laughs) Every dish and drink that came out was delicious, so please enjoy the photos♪ Thank you for reading until the end. Ah, it was so delicious d(^_^o) Thank you for the meal♬

This is an izakaya located right near Tokyo Station. It has a calm and clean atmosphere which is quite nice. The prices are reasonable for being so close to the station. They offer all-you-can-drink options and have private rooms, making it convenient for various occasions. The menu has a good variety of courses. The staff is polite and it's a great choice for those who want to relax while drinking. (*^^*)

Today, I ordered a sashimi platter, Kachoiya's dashimaki tamago, salt-grilled yellowtail collar, mentaiko croquette, charcoal-steamed black wagyu beef, grilled vegetable platter, eggplant with meat miso, and Mizushizuku mochi. I thought it was just a regular izakaya, but the appetizers were unexpectedly luxurious! The dishes were all authentic and delicious. The dashimaki tamago was sliced with a bamboo spatula by yourself. Delicious! I especially liked the salt-grilled yellowtail collar and mentaiko croquette. The yellowtail collar was firm and full of meat. The mentaiko croquette, for someone who loves croquettes, was freshly fried with the packaging paper still attached, making it soft and fluffy. It was delicious!!

An izakaya located next to the Apple Store in Marunouchi. The restaurant is located on the basement floor and has a Japanese-style atmosphere. There are many private rooms inside, making it a good choice for those who want to focus on conversation. They offer lunch menus for around 1,000 yen, with my personal recommendation being the fisherman's special rice bowl. It's not a large portion, but it's my favorite taste among the seafood bowls in this area. Also, if you enter after 12:45 for lunch, you can get a free coffee, which is another bonus point.

We made a reservation for the online exclusive all-you-can-drink course for 6000 yen for two people at Kurotatsu in February 2021. The location is easy to find, right next to the Apple Store in front of Tokyo Station. The restaurant consists of private rooms, and they offer a unique Sapporo Red Star bottled beer. The all-you-can-drink menu is extensive, but we were drawn to Kurotatsu and didn't try plum wine, etc. On our way out, we also received a can of Ebisu Black beer.

I found this place while wandering around for lunch, and hurriedly entered. What I had: - Sirloin steak bowl for 1500 yen, comes with miso soup. The price is... well, it's Marunouchi after all. I think it's reasonable. It was satisfying because it was generous in portion and delicious.