I was harassed in Sapporo in June 2021, so I escaped to Iwamizawa (；∀；) Iwamizawa is in Sorachi Subprefecture, not Ishikari Subprefecture, as I already knew♪ Totoron is the driver, but Totoron's friends seem to be enjoying themselves a lot (; ﾟДﾟ) They look really happy♪ However, she is not his girlfriend or mistress(^_^;) We ate typical izakaya dishes: cucumber pickles, chicken skin with ponzu sauce, assorted grilled chicken skewers, motsu stew, and dosanko gyoza. Dosanko gyoza is a local specialty made in Iwamizawa, using locally sourced ingredients for the wrappers and fillings, making it a gyoza that can be eaten without sauce. It is true that it can be eaten without sauce, but it tasted better with a little salt sprinkled on top. This time, I enjoyed going to an izakaya after a long time. Next time, I'll try JR Tana (^^ゞ

If you don't use GOTOEAT points, my son is crazy about horse sashimi so we chose a place with horse sashimi. The menu is the same as before, but the prices are different, so be careful! It seems like it used to be a conveyor belt sushi restaurant. It's not crowded, but there are lively customers. It seems like they are short-staffed, so the service is slow, but my child is satisfied eating horse sashimi. The homemade roast beef here is delicious. The customer service attitude is really good, I liked it! Next time, I want to enjoy all-you-can-drink with my friends. Thank you for the meal! (っ˘ڡ˘ς)

My friend made a reservation at this restaurant. I didn't have high expectations, but the food was surprisingly delicious and satisfying for the price. The sashimi was very fresh and the taste was different from what you would expect at a low-priced izakaya, which was impressive. However, there seemed to be a shortage of waitstaff as we had to wait a bit to be seated, and the drinks took a while to arrive. Despite this, the staff was friendly and the prices were reasonable, so I didn't mind too much. Overall, it was a good experience. Thank you for the meal.

The post-meeting social gathering was held in a private room on the second floor with about 20 people. The course ordered by the secretariat seemed to be on the cheaper side, so the food was not very impressive. It was a Friday night at the end of March, so all the private rooms on the second floor were full, and the restaurant was crowded, causing delays in the food service.

We are currently offering all-you-can-eat oysters for a limited time!

The tuna is delicious. All-you-can-drink includes everything in the store, so it's great value for money. There are also plenty of local sakes available.

I patrolled within Iwamizawa city and discovered this place that is not listed on Tabelog, but I bravely decided to give it a try! It seems like they converted a revolving sushi restaurant into an izakaya. The name of the sushi restaurant is still on the map. Everything is priced at 369 yen, so with tax it's around 400 yen. They offer a selection of sake including Kubota, Shimotsuru, Hakkaisan, and Koshino Kanbai. They pour the sake at your table, which is nice. I ordered the salted raw sea squirt, assorted pickles, and rolled omelette. The salted raw sea squirt was generously served, the assorted pickles were cheaper than usual, and the rolled omelette was good. Normally, there are fluctuations in quality, but considering the menu, photos, and prices, I wonder where they are making a profit. The cost performance is quite good. Since it was a converted revolving sushi restaurant, it's a comfortable place to dine alone. There is plenty of space between seats at the counter, as well as five box seats. The fact that there is no cover charge or table charge is appealing. I hope this place becomes popular as its name suggests. I will definitely visit again!

This is my second time at this restaurant. On this day, I drank Shimahashira's Junmai Ginjo sake. When I asked the waitress if there were any other sake options besides what was on the menu, she said that any sake in the refrigerator case was fine. It seems that the sake here is stored in the refrigerator. The sake in the refrigerator is all priced the same, so I looked around. Wait a minute... there are some sake bottles that are almost a few years old. Is it okay to serve these at regular price? Is the reason they are cheap because they were stored in a questionable way? I hope not... Last time, there was no cover charge, but this time there was. I'm starting to think about how to handle this later. I hope the staff will make improvements if they see this. The food is good though, but I have some concerns.

I used the drive-thru service at Iwamizawa Eats for the second time and ordered the roast beef bowl. It was topped generously with thick, tender roast beef covering the rice. I added a soft-boiled egg on top and poured the special sauce over it. The roast beef had a gentle texture and a strong meaty flavor. It was perfectly cooked. The rice was just the right firmness, but the portion was a bit small compared to the amount of meat. Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed the meat. Thank you for the delicious meal.