I chose the 2000 yen coupon for all-you-can-drink beer for 90 minutes with 3 dishes included. The dishes I chose were sashimi, chicken cheese fry, and fried squid. I was pleasantly surprised by the quality, especially the tender fried squid. The sashimi was fresh and delicious. The homemade garlic chive kimchi was spicy but tasty. The stir-fried pork and egg with vegetables was a good match for drinks. The soba salad with spicy chili oil was also recommended. The thick fried tofu was delicious and the cost performance was great. They have WiFi available, making it a convenient place for individuals or groups, whether it's your first stop or later in the night. Overall, I found it to be a great restaurant.

I visited around 2:30 p.m. on a weekday. There was only one other group besides us. However, they were smoking. I guess smoking is allowed here... that's disappointing. I added some food for 2000 yen. It was convenient that they asked if I needed a refill when my glass was empty, which is great for someone who enjoys drinking. But, the smoking was a downside...

Here we are again, the regular meeting of two women. This time, it's Rin. I love the atmosphere from the entrance (laughs). Fantastic ✨. The chairs are beer cases, my style. Here, we opted for the 1500 yen + 500 yen (all-you-can-drink beer) course. The snacks we chose were fried squid, 3 kinds of sashimi, and chicken skin with ponzu sauce. Of course, we started with beer. Beer tastes so delicious when you drink it outside, it's amazing, right? The sashimi is much better than last time. Delicious. The fried squid is also hot and goes well with the beer. The chicken skin with ponzu sauce has not only skin but also plenty of meat on it. Then we switched to gin and soda. My friend's son said you can drink gin and soda endlessly, so we tried it (it's also included in the all-you-can-drink option). Yeah, you can drink it endlessly, it's so easy (laughs). When we felt like we needed more snacks, we ordered additional plum chicken cartilage and pickled mackerel. The plum chicken cartilage is seriously delicious (´ڡ`❤). The sourness of the pickled mackerel is also irresistible! We lost count of how many drinks we had, and it's time to leave. Ah, we ate and drank. Next time, it's definitely karaoke. This place, like China Park, is a definite repeat.

There is a good all-you-can-drink plan available. I heard about it and I have to try it. Let's dive underground and attack! Even though it's all-you-can-drink, I'll be satisfied with just one hour. So, I'll go with the Sen-go plan. But I want to drink beer, so I'll add 500 yen. Let's start with the long-awaited beer. There were two small dishes. Really small dishes. I'll probably finish the small dishes quickly. I started with a cold Ichiban beer by myself! The small dishes were a crab stick salad and a simmered dish. I felt like I needed more snacks, so I ordered a cream croquette. I added two more beers, but after that, I switched to soba tea highballs. Soba tea highballs are not a common menu item, but they are great for soba tea lovers! Enjoying the hot croquette as a snack with the soba tea highballs was perfect. I ended up drinking three soba tea highballs. I may have drunk too much in just one hour. Maybe I didn't need the beer after all. I feel like I could come here and just go with the Sen-go plan with soba tea highballs only. Next time, I'll have a beer at a pre-drinking session and then come for a soba tea highball festival. That's what I feel like doing.

This was a restaurant that I had heard about through word of mouth. With a coupon, we were able to enjoy all-you-can-drink with beer for 2,000 yen, along with choosing 3 dishes. The selection of dishes to choose from ranged from appetizers to salads, fried foods, and even soba noodles. We ordered the Chanja, chicken cartilage, and cold soba, along with adding fried potatoes and Zangi. We ended up eating too much. The fried foods like chicken cartilage and Zangi were really delicious. The Zangi came in a set of 5 pieces, and we were able to request a mix of soy sauce and salt in a 3:2 ratio. Both were delicious! Every dish went well with the drinks. After having 3 beers and 2 lemon sours, the 90-minute all-you-can-drink session came to an end. It was quite a good deal. There are also 1,500 yen and 3,000 yen courses available. Thank you for the meal.

Located in Chuo-ku, Sapporo, Hokkaido, I went to this restaurant with a friend I made when I went to a Genghis Khan restaurant the other day. We met at 13:00 and headed to this place that my Sapporo friend recommended. We ordered the 2,000 yen Belo course, which included edamame, chicken skin with ponzu sauce, and fried chikuwa with seaweed. We also ordered the Zangi (half size) for 600 yen. The best part was that it came with a 90-minute all-you-can-drink option for 2,000 yen when using a coupon from Tabelog. Normally, it would cost an additional 500 yen for all-you-can-drink. It was just the perfect setting to enjoy some drinks and snacks. We also ordered the Zangi, which paired well with the drinks. We had a great time enjoying the 90-minute all-you-can-drink option. The restaurant was bustling with customers as soon as it opened. It was surprising to see so many people enjoying day drinking. I think I've become a fan of day drinking and plan to do it regularly in the future. Thank you for the meal!

¥2500 all-you-can-drink + 3 dishes Fried whole squid ★★★★☆ Sashimi platter ★★★★☆ Red Vienna sausage ★★★☆☆ Stingray fin ★★★★☆ Pickled mackerel ★★★★☆ I went early on a weekday and the place was empty, but the staff were very friendly. The food was delicious as well. I would definitely go back if I couldn't decide on a restaurant.

The restaurant opens from 11:30 to 17:00, offering drinks for 220 yen (plus a separate table charge of 350 yen). It has a casual atmosphere where you can relax and watch wide shows while enjoying your drink. Located in the underground of Sapporo Station, it feels like a sanctuary for salarymen. The Soba Salad, recommended as a specialty, is a refreshing dish perfect for sharing as a snack with drinks. The thick-cut Ham Katsu has a crispy texture and goes well with a cold beer. Overall, it's a great place for group dining or a satisfying lunch option. Delicious meal, thank you.

I checked into a hotel near the station and was looking for somewhere to have a drink. I found a place where you can enjoy all-you-can-drink starting at a surprising 1500 yen, but I decided to order individual drinks. Most of the drinks were around 400 yen, with draft beer at 450 yen and sake at 350 yen, offering great value for money. The food menu ranged from light snacks to hearty dishes. The grilled firefly squid with miso had a nice aroma and paired well with sake. The plum crystal was also good. For lunch, I tried the mountain wasabi and grated radish soba, which was absolutely delicious. The prices were reasonable for a prime location in Tokyo, and the food was tasty, making it a great restaurant. It's a perfect spot for enjoying a drink alone. Thank you for the meal.

I had lunch today at a new place. The daily special B set meal was pork bowl. I ordered the soba option for an additional 50 yen. When I went to pick up my order, it seemed like the soba option was bigger than the main pork bowl. When I tried it, the soba was actually more delicious than the pork bowl. It truly is a soba restaurant!

Welcome.---------- July 2021 ----------It's been a while since I last came, but there have been a lot of changes in the shop staff...Ordered the "Sengo Set" which includes 90 minutes of drinking + 2 chef's choice dishes for 1500 yen (tax included).Started with the "Hoppy Black Set" (= ´∀´)ﾉ凵゛, where you can get 5 glasses from one bottle haha.The chef's choice dishes were Tuna Mayo and Casserole (makes you want to drink ponzu), Bean Sprout Namul and Cucumber Soy Sauce Pickles (makes you want to drink ponzu).In between, had a "Guarana High" and ended up with around 10 glasses in 90 minutes...This bar on this floor has the best cost performance.

After meeting up with my wife after work, we went to a restaurant called Rin. We toasted with beer and ginger ale at the all-you-can-drink option! The appetizer was simmered dish and the snacks were hokke fry and grilled gyoza (thin-skinned and delicious!). My wife, who doesn't drink, had onigiri, while I had skewered white liver and shrimp tempura. Rin has good cost performance and delicious food, so we will continue to visit in the future.

After work, I met up with my wife and went to RIN. We ordered the Sengo plan and were served jellyfish salad and bonito. We toasted with beer and ginger ale! As snacks, we added crispy cartilage fried chicken and dumplings. My wife switched to cola. The cartilage fried chicken is a great snack, and the dumplings are small, easy to eat, with a thin skin and tasty filling. It was my first time drinking here after work in a while, but I will definitely come back in the future!

I made a reservation and went to eat. It was the weekend, so the restaurant was packed with office workers and very crowded! It felt like going back in time before the pandemic. I used a fake drinking plan and a coupon to add a sashimi platter for 500 yen. The menu has a lot of brown items, but you can choose 3 dishes for the food, and it is served in portions according to the number of people. I had chicken tenderloin cheese fries, octopus Karaage, and potato salad. The staff was energetic and the atmosphere was lively. The highballs were going down smoothly. It was my first visit in a while, but I enjoyed the meal.

Welcome.---------- August 2020 ----------Since sneaking out during my hospitalization two years ago to go for a drink, I haven't been back. They have a lunch special called the "something set" where you can drink beer for 60 minutes for 1000 yen, and it comes with one appetizer. The appetizer is "shirasu oroshi," which is shirasu itself with enough saltiness that you don't need soy sauce. The zangi set meal is big with two pieces of juicy, tender meat and chewy mochi. You can choose between "zaru" or "kake" soba, which is light and can also be a good way to finish the meal. You can pour the "donburi sauce" over the white rice and it also makes a good finish. The set meal includes Hoppy, so it's a total of 1700 yen with tax included. You can drink for 60 minutes straight and use the set meal as an appetizer, making it a great lunch option.

With 90 minutes of all-you-can-drink beer and 2 dishes included for 1500 yen, this place is recommended. You can also have dinner for 800 yen. Kirin Lager beer is always available for 200 yen per glass. They offer fresh fish daily and prepare sashimi and grilled fish on the spot. The restaurant operates as a casual soba noodle shop during the day and a casual pub at night.

I was curious about the "senbero" here! I tried "day drinking"... The "senbero plan" (1,000 yen tax included) includes all-you-can-drink beer for 60 minutes and 2 chef's choice dishes. The "sengo plan" (1,500 yen) includes all-you-can-drink beer for 90 minutes and 3 selected dishes. Available all day! With all-you-can-drink, you might end up a bit tipsy (laughs). I chose the 60-minute "senbero plan"! First, a glass of draft beer. The chef's choice snacks for the day were "cabbage kimchi" and "edamame" (I forgot to take a picture due to being distracted by the all-you-can-drink, haha). Well, they're safe choices for snacks! For the second drink, another draft beer, and for the third, a lemon sour. Hmm, even with unlimited drinks, I still feel like I want more snacks... The "zangi" seems to be popular, with many people ordering it, and they keep frying more at the counter! But since I had lunch, zangi might be a bit heavy, so I'll add "itawasa" (350 yen) instead! For the fourth drink, I had sake (Matsukurume), and the fifth as well. At this point, the staff came to take the last order! It was 2:30 PM. It takes around 6-7 minutes to get to Sapporo Station West Exit, right? I wanted to catch the 3 PM train, so I'll stop at 5 drinks (laughs). Hmm, I think you can have 5-6 drinks in 60 minutes! With the additional snack, the total bill was 1,350 yen. A "60-minute showdown" of "senbero" can be quite satisfying!!

Now, it's time for our usual midday drinking session. We visited around 1 pm after having pancakes to boost our girl power a bit, as we tend to have a girls' gathering like this before our midday drinking sessions, haha. The previous customers were mostly eating set meals. Since it was a weekday, the place was almost empty. ● 90-minute all-you-can-drink with 3 assorted snacks for 1500 yen ● Additional items: Burdock tempura, chicken wings (6 pieces) (for 3 people) Total: 5800 yen (1800 yen per person) Paid with PayPay The snacks for the day were kimchi, burdock tempura, and cheese-fried chicken tenderloins. The image shows the amount for 3 people. As for drinks, they had a unique drink, soba tea highball, which was quite easy to drink with the aroma and flavor of soba. I ended up drinking it quite quickly, as I usually drink a lot of oolong highballs. The burdock tempura was delicious! It had the unique flavor of burdock without any unpleasant smell, and I couldn't stop eating it. And the chicken wings! They were like a specialty dish, with plenty of meat on them and very tasty! The sauce for the chicken wings was available on the table, but even without it, the flavor was delicious (I liked it more than the famous brand's chicken wings). Overall, with kimchi, cheese-fried chicken, and burdock tempura for 3 people, the quantity and quality were good considering the price for the all-you-can-drink option. It's a great deal for those who want to drink a lot, but not really suitable for those like us who are light drinkers. If you're someone who definitely wants an all-you-can-drink option for a midday drinking session, this place is recommended! The service was excellent, and the waitresses were very cute. If you go, definitely try the chicken wings! Thank you for the meal!

Until 6:00 PM, you can enjoy 60 minutes of all-you-can-drink with 2 dishes for 1000 yen. I arrived at 6:45 PM after work and had highballs from start to finish. The 2 dishes were kimchi and pickled herring, which was delicious. I was able to drink at a pace of 10 glasses, but surprisingly, the staff announced last order at 6:35 PM, 10 minutes before closing. I ended up having 8 glasses. I want to aim for 10 glasses next time.

Last night, I had a 1500 yen set meal and this time, during the day, I also opted for the same set. Since there were few customers, I decided to sit at a regular table instead of at the counter. I was trying to decide on three dishes to order, but ended up with the chef's choice of three items even though there were not many customers. While it's true that the lunch menu offers a 1500 yen set with the chef's choice, I couldn't help but feel a bit disappointed. The dishes that were brought to me included pickled herring, kimchi, and ham cutlet. It felt like a bit of a letdown. To make matters worse, it seemed like they mistook my order for the 1000 yen set, and even though I pointed it out to avoid any misunderstandings, they informed me that it was indeed the last call for orders. It felt like another letdown. I also ordered some additional Black Ship Zangi, which even in the half portion size, came with four large pieces that were delicious, especially with the salt dipping sauce. However, due to the series of letdowns, I felt like it was enough. It's affordable, but still...