The beer seems delicious. I'm not a big drinker, but my companion always enjoys it, so I say it's delicious. I love cooking, so I'm happy to be able to eat very ordinary dishes. Some beer halls tend to serve mainly snacks, but I like this chain of restaurants because they also offer proper meals. The taste is good, and I use this chain of restaurants quite often. It's the best for my friends who love drinking. It was my first time at the Yaesu location, and the staff, especially a very attentive lady, made me feel very comfortable, so I could leave in a good mood. Thank you for the meal. Thank you. The Haneda location is nice too, but I will definitely use the Tokyo Station one again.

I had some errands to run in Tokyo over the weekend, so I finished them in the morning and decided to have a solo drink in the afternoon. I was unsure of where to go, but with the sudden warm weather, I thought it would be nice to have a pint of draft beer at the Ginza Lion. They offer a drink-all-you-can course for individuals, and the dishes are served in individual portions, so there's no need to feel guilty about ordering small amounts. I chose the "Beer Hall Course," which includes 10 dishes and 90 minutes of all-you-can-drink for 4,500 yen (tax included). It's a great deal for a solo drinker like me who would typically only order 2-3 dishes. I opted for the premium all-you-can-drink with Ebisu beer for an additional 300 yen, and even then, it was still under 5,000 yen, which is very budget-friendly for a drinker like me. Ginza Lion is a well-known chain, so you can always count on a consistent and tasty meal. And of course, the main reason I went there was for the draft beer in a stein. The quality and service are always top-notch. The only downside is that the Amber Ebisu beer is not included in the all-you-can-drink menu, but I enjoyed five steins and one glass of beer and left satisfied. They had good COVID-19 prevention measures in place, such as hand sanitizers at the entrance and each table, an automatic temperature scanner at the entrance, partitions between tables, and staff wearing masks. The ventilation seemed to be adequate as well. Overall, it was a great experience!

Beer hall located inside JR Tokyo Station called Yaechi. I arrived around 4:10 pm and luckily found an empty seat at the counter. They were having a special event called the anniversary festival from July 18th to August 4th, and they were offering a limited-time plate called "The Beer Hall Plate" for 924 yen. This plate includes 4 famous items (fried chicken, beer hall sausage, German potatoes, garlic toast) in small portions for you to enjoy. I ordered the Lion Ale draft beer for 858 yen, which is a summer limited edition. The juicy fried chicken and sausage made the beer taste even better. The beer itself was delicious, and it seemed like they pay attention to how they pour it as well. It's a great place to have a casual drink at Tokyo Station.

It's hot. It's hot. It's June, but it's hot inside Tokyo Station. It's crowded today, unlike the empty station during the pandemic haha. I decided to have a beer at the Lion. The narrow two-person table was packed with three dishes haha. And it's so hot! The beer tasted great as always! Thank you. I quickly drank it and left. Thank you for the meal.

Today, after viewing the exhibition "ABSTRACTION Awakening and Development of Abstract Painting - From Cezanne, Fauvism, Cubism to Contemporary Art" at the Artizon Museum, I visited this restaurant in Yaechika. I ordered the Ginza Lion's "Traditional Sausage and Garlic Toast Course (3980 yen + premium all-you-can-drink for 500 yen)". The food at the beer hall is delicious, but it's hard to enjoy various flavors when dining alone, so I appreciated that they served a variety of dishes in small portions. The appetizer platter (edamame, duck ham, potato salad), salad (lettuce, beets, olives, etc.), garlic toast, and main plate (sausage, famous fried chicken, mini pizza, penne arrabbiata) were served. It's not cheap, but I enjoyed all four types of Ebisu beer (Lager, Black, Half & Half, Amber Ebisu), red wine, and finished with coffee, so I was completely satisfied. Thank you for the meal!

It was already 1:00 PM when I finally had lunch. I decided to visit the usual Yaesu underground mall. I chose a place where I could get my food relatively quickly. Looking at the lunch menu, I ordered the "Napolitan spaghetti (large serving)." I forgot that I had tried it before and didn't like it much. After a while, my dish arrived. I sprinkled plenty of powdered cheese and Tabasco on it. It had Vienna sausages, paprika, and some unknown vegetables, with a strong taste of ketchup. I managed to finish it, but the ketchup was a bit too strong for my liking towards the end. Overall, it was a satisfying meal. I will definitely visit again.

Deep in the depths of Yaesu Underground lies Ginza Lion. Feeling thirsty and looking for a quick drink, I decided to stop by here. I ordered a beer with some seaweed cabbage as a snack, knowing it would arrive quickly. The presentation was not great, but I knew what to expect. I should have gone for the sausages instead. I also wished they had whiskey, but settled for another highball. Overall, it was a satisfying meal.

I visited around 4:00 pm on a holiday. After half a day of sightseeing in Tokyo, I was tired and thirsty, and came across an oasis where they were selling canned beer from Sapporo called Ginza Lion Beer Hall. I remembered drinking it before and wanted to try it again. The beer was delicious, especially since I was so thirsty. I also enjoyed some chicken, which they call "chicken" here instead of "chicken." The combination of beer and fried chicken was excellent in my opinion. It was a short visit, but I had a satisfying and fulfilling time.

I visited this restaurant for a casual gathering with friends to celebrate a job change. We started with a few beers for the pre-drinks, and I ended up having about 4. The fried chicken and smoked egg were amazing! This place is perfect for light drinking or a hearty night out. I will definitely be coming back here often!

During lunchtime in Yaesu Underground, every place had long lines. I was looking for somewhere I could get in quickly because I didn't have much time, and then I heard that LION was checking out a group, so I could go in right away. I've been to the Ginza and Shinjuku branches for drinks, but this was my first time having a proper lunch there. The interior of the restaurant wasn't very spacious, but there were plenty of staff members for the size of the place, so they were able to help us quickly. Customers were coming in and out during lunchtime. There were several lunch menu options, but I was drawn to the Katsu Curry that wasn't on the lunch menu, along with a hot salad and a craft beer for a snack. Just being in a beer hall, there were plenty of beer options, and the variety of alcohol was great. I had wanted to try other places in Yaesu Underground, but having lunch at LION was also a good choice.

I visited the Ginza Lion LEO Yaechika store at Yurakucho exit of JR Tokyo Station. I stopped by while on a work trip nearby during lunchtime on a weekday. I arrived around 11:30 and the place was not crowded, so I was seated at the counter right away. I placed my order using a tablet device, which was a first for me at a Ginza Lion restaurant. I ordered the "Daily Lunch Special (garlic tomato stir-fried pork belly & chicken simmered in miso)" (with extra rice) for 980 yen including tax. Additionally, I used a coupon to order a "Black Label Small Glass" (free). The Black Label arrived promptly, and after a sip, I found it to be delicious as always when enjoyed during the day. In about 10 minutes, my lunch was served. The portion was generous, especially with the extra rice. The garlic tomato stir-fried pork belly looked like pork kimchi stir-fry, and the chicken simmered in miso resembled chicken pot-au-feu (visually). The meal also came with potato salad and corn soup. The garlic tomato stir-fried pork belly wasn't too garlicky, making it easy to eat. It had a ginger pork in tomato sauce-like flavor due to the pork belly and onions. The rice was so good that I couldn't stop eating it. The chicken simmered in miso was incredibly tender, almost falling apart, and surprisingly tasty. It came with carrots, broccoli, potatoes, and two pieces of chicken similar to fried chicken in size. I finished everything, including the soup, which was also delicious. The corn soup had a rich flavor with a strong corn taste, perfect for corn lovers. The potato salad was average. The rice was cooked quite soft, almost surprisingly soft. I would have preferred it a bit firmer (laughs). With the extra rice, I felt quite full after finishing the meal. When I paid, I received a receipt with a QR code for a coupon, but unfortunately, the coupon service will end at the end of the year. I plan to use the coupon issued this time next month at another store before it's the last chance. It's a shame that the service will end, but it can't be helped. Thank you for the meal.

Before heading to Aomori on a late-night bus, I decided to have a drink at Tokyo Yaesu Underground. When it comes to drinking, nothing beats a delicious beer, right? [Order] Draft beer (Sapporo Black Label ⭐) Snack: Rum Tequila Chicken Steak Pizza The perfect combination with Black Label.

On August 4, 2022, it was the 123rd anniversary of the beer hall's founding, so they offered half-price draft beer and beef stew for 880 yen. The draft beer options were Black Label and Ebisu, with the Ebisu available in Black or Half & Half. The menu was simple but comforting, and the familiar taste of everyday life somehow tasted even better at the beer hall. The beef stew was rich and creamy, not too salty, with tender beef cooked to perfection. It paired well with the beer. The dish also included broccoli, carrots, and potatoes, adding a nice touch of sweetness from the vegetables. I must visit again next year on August 4th!

We had a drinking party at this place with a 5K course! The appetizers were a mix of Japanese and Western dishes, including sashimi, fillet of fish, fried chicken, all delicious! The sausages, pizza, German potatoes, and garlic toast were amazing! The finishing spaghetti Napolitan was incredibly tasty! I had one glass of wine, one glass of shochu highball, and one glass of lemon sour, but I left half of it. However, my friend drank more than twice as much as me, so I guess I made up for it! As usual, I ended up losing in the split bill... (T_T)/~~~ It was a good time!

The other day, I revisited a lunch spot where I had a disappointing experience due to a price increase. This time, I took advantage of a campaign on a certain website and enjoyed a meal at a great deal. On weekdays, the price was 1,000 yen with change, so maybe the prices are different on weekends and weekdays. This time, I used a coupon from Tabelog and even got a free drink. As long as it's under 1,000 yen, I'm satisfied. Thank you for the meal.

I visited the Yurakucho underground Lion store of the beer restaurant "Ginza Lion," which was established in Meiji 32. You can enjoy delicious draft beer and popular beer hall dishes delivered with traditional techniques. Among them, the crispy and fragrant 7 types of sausages go perfectly with the draft beer. During lunchtime, there are four types of hamburgers and other affordable menu options available. I arrived at the restaurant at 13:34 after continuous eating from Teiichi, and the occupancy rate was around 30%. I ordered the hamburger/rice set (780 yen) with demi-glace sauce, and opted for a large portion of rice for free. I also ordered a hot coffee with a Foodlog coupon for a free soft drink service from 13-17 o'clock. It turned out to be more satisfying than I expected for 780 yen. If you make a web reservation with PayPay Gourmet now, you can receive 1,000 yen. In other words, you can get a free meal up to 1,000 yen, or even make a profit by choosing a cheaper menu (in this case, I paid 780 yen, but later received 1,000 yen, so I ended up "receiving 220 yen pocket money to eat a hamburger," which is a nonsensical situation). You can find more details on my blog: Shonan Ramen Food Diary/Ginza Lion @ Tokyo http://gotti-k5.seesaa.net/article/485560661.html

Taste: Okay Portion size: Average Memorable dish: Beef Stew Menu options: Average Atmosphere: Average Value for money: Average Service: Average Likelihood to revisit: If the opportunity arises The beer selection is varied and all delicious. The beef stew has tender meat and a rich flavor, very tasty. The duck steak lacked the distinct duck flavor and was a bit dry. The asparagus and bacon cheese bake was decently tasty.

This is my second time using a certain site's campaign. Despite the crowded holiday, I was impressed that my seat was secured at the designated time. I ordered omurice for the first time this time. The half-cooked, creamy egg was great. Just wish there was a bit more demiglace sauce. Ended the lunch with a service coffee drink. Thank you for the meal.

I used it in a campaign on a certain gourmet website. The price is generally around 1,000 yen, but with a Tabelog coupon that can be used after 1 pm, it comes with a drink service. It is served hot because it is cooked after ordering. The taste is a safe hamburger and shrimp fry. I'm happy that it comes with 2 pieces, as I am a big eater. Thank you for the meal.

Until now, I overlooked it. There is a Ginza Lion beer hall in the Yaesu underground shopping area. During lunchtime, I enjoyed a small glass of Sapporo beer (350 yen) and cream cheese (390 yen) for some daytime drinking. There is a wide variety of snacks available, but I will save that pleasure for when I come back at night.

I wanted to go to Eric South Yaezu store, but unfortunately there was a long line... Since I didn't have much time, I decided to go to this restaurant right across the street. I ordered the lunch hamburger for 800 yen. The meat was juicy and the sauce was delicious. Normally I would have a beer with my meal, but the calm atmosphere and great service made this a nice place to eat. It also seems like a good place to use as a cafe. Thank you for the meal!

I went to work with a colleague at Yaesu exit and we decided to have lunch at the usual Yaesu underground shopping area. We arrived at a place where we could get our food relatively quickly. I ordered the Neapolitan spaghetti from the lunch menu. It arrived after a short wait, topped with plenty of grated cheese and Tabasco. It had Vienna sausages, as well as some unidentified vegetable (celery or winter melon) with a strong ketchup flavor. I finished the dish, but found the ketchup a bit too strong towards the end. Thank you for the meal. I will visit again, but next time I will try a different menu item. Personal request: I wish they had offered a consommé soup as there were only cold drinks available.