The closest izakaya to ANA Crowne Plaza Hotel!! Open until 1:00 AM with all-you-can-drink starting from 1,100 yen for 2 hours, so you can definitely get your money's worth!! Highly recommend Sapporo Classic beer and grilled corn!! The best!

This is an izakaya located in front of ANA Crowne Plaza Hotel Chitose. We had dinner there. It seemed to be a popular spot as there were no people outside, but the inside was full. We enjoyed dishes like corn butter, cold yellowtail sashimi, grilled lamb sausage, corn tempura, and potato salad, all with all-you-can-drink option. The appetizers were delicious and reasonably priced. I recommend making a reservation for weekends.

I don't usually come to this place because it's open late at night, but I had to work late so I came here. All the tables are private rooms, so you can eat here with peace of mind in these times. It's a shame that it's non-smoking, you have to go all the way to the prefab outside to smoke. The staff here are energetic and friendly, the service is very good! However, the seafood menu here is a problem. I ordered a steamed shellfish dish, but it wasn't delicious at all. The unique seafood smell was too strong and the texture of the meat was not firm, so it wasn't tasty. The horse sashimi was also mediocre. It wasn't as bad as the seafood, but I don't think I'll order it again. Also, there are plenty of fried food options, but there wasn't anything else that caught my attention.

I came to an izakaya near the Chitose hotel. While individual restaurants are closed for the New Year holidays, chain stores are open, which is a relief for those looking for dinner. I take off my shoes and put them in the shoebox. It's a private izakaya where you don't have to face other customers, perfect for the with-corona era. The private rooms are sunken kotatsu style, and orders are made through a panel, so there is hardly any contact with the staff. I drink gold and black soda water. The appetizer is edamame. I have a whole bite of green pepper. The bitterness of the green pepper is nice. Mushroom salad is served. It's nice with plenty of mushrooms. Grilled whole squid from Hokkaido. It's chewy and bouncy. A specialty dish from Busan, Nakko Se, is served. It's a hot pot with plenty of beef offal, octopus, and shrimp. The springy vermicelli absorbs the umami of beef offal, octopus, and shrimp, and the spicy umami is condensed. I add ramen to it. The noodles absorb the umami and go down easily. If you also eat the porridge, you'll be full. 2-3-11 Kitasakae, Chitose City, Hokkaido

I visited this restaurant for lunch with a friend after a long time. We made a reservation in advance to avoid the crowd at this time of year. We both ordered the daily lunch set menu. For drinks after the meal, my friend ordered grapefruit juice and I ordered hot coffee. The ordering system was a bit confusing as it was done on a tablet, which was a bit difficult for us in our 50s (laughs). The daily set menu for the day included spicy grilled chicken, tempura, chawanmushi, miso soup, 3 small side dishes, and sashimi, which was a great value for money! The option to add a drink for only 110 yen when ordering with the meal was great. However, the server who came to take our order was not very friendly. When I asked if they could take away the meal tray when bringing the drinks, they did so without a word and with a reluctant expression. They seemed uninterested and unfriendly. It was the first time experiencing this kind of attitude from the staff in my several visits. My friend and I both agreed that the service was really unfriendly and the attitude was bad. The food, on the other hand, was excellent and we enjoyed it a lot! I didn't take any pictures of the food because I ate it before remembering (laughs).

The drinking party on a certain day was held at Izakaya Yamanosaru Chitose store, located at 2-3-11 Chitokue, Chitose City. I tried the Ebi Miso Ramen (excluding tax 699 yen), which had plenty of negi, chashu, peeled shrimp, and dried shrimp. Yamanosaru Chitose store opened in June 2014, succeeding the former Dan-Chu Chitose store. They offer a drink all-you-can for 120 minutes starting from 890 yen, which is quite reasonable especially with coupons. They also provide free designated driver services within 3km. I had Asahi Super Dry for beer and enjoyed a sweet potato shochu highball with black sesame tonic. Here is a list of the dishes I had: - Large Dong Zangi Platter - Potato fries with edamame - Fluffy dashimaki tamago - Cream cheese with sesame dressing? - Chilled chicken - Beef tongue - Cucumber, and more. The noodles in the Ebi Miso Ramen were curly and chewy, with a strong texture and high water content. The combination of shrimp and miso was delightful. Thank you for the meal.

"I visited the restaurant again on October 22, Monday around 7 pm. It was a farewell party with colleagues from another job, so we used it for a banquet. It's not easy to find a place that can accommodate 20 people on a weekday, so I find this place very convenient. Like last time, we opted for the all-you-can-drink plan and ordered food as we pleased. Ordering through the touch panel system is convenient as we don't forget to order anything and there are no mistakes in the orders. It's easy. I took various photos, but I will only highlight the delicious and unique dishes. - Horse meat sashimi platter: I always order horse meat sashimi when it's available. The horse meat sashimi here was delicious without any unpleasant smell, although the sinew was a bit noticeable. - Iburi Gakko potato salad: I have heard a lot about Iburi Gakko and cheese, but it was my first time trying it with potato salad. Iburi Gakko seems to be gaining popularity again lately. - Warm egg ramen salad: Hokkaido is known for its ramen salad. The sesame dressing and mayonnaise go well together. - Board soba: I ordered this before and it's quite a lot, but when shared, it disappears quickly. It comes with tenkasu and green onions, making it delicious. - Dessert: This restaurant puts effort into its desserts! French toast, parfaits, you name it. I indulged in desserts and ended up paying around 4,000 yen per person, including the retirement celebration for two people and a commemorative cake (purchased from another store). Since I drove there, I requested a non-alcoholic option and a discount for the car fee, bringing my total to 3,000 yen. It's still a great value for drinking at this izakaya. However, the drinks are a bit slow to arrive, so I have adjusted my rating downward."

The all-you-can-drink plan allows for drinking for a long time, but when I ordered a Sapporo Classic in medium size, the taste seemed different. Is this how Classic is supposed to taste? It wasn't delicious. Also, the food took a long time to come out after ordering. Cheap, but is this what to expect... I forgot to take photos.

The food was very delicious. It took a bit long to get our drinks, probably because it was crowded, so the pace didn't quite match with the food. A bit disappointing. The taste is good though.

It's great that they have completely private rooms! They can accommodate small to large groups, which is nice. However, it was disappointing that the drink service was very slow this time. The restaurant didn't seem too crowded, so it was surprising.

I went to the restaurant because I had a discount coupon from a promotional magazine. I tried the Mountain Monkey Special Set Meal and the Steak Donburi Soba Set Meal. It was cheap and delicious! Next time, I'll try a different menu.

I ate and drank quite a bit, and finished off with 10 pieces of sushi and a large serving of cold soba noodles, so the bill ended up being a bit expensive...