Visited the restaurant on February 4th. This time, I used a coupon to purchase a 3000 yen course. The menu included oysters, sea urchin sashimi, assorted sashimi, abalone sashimi, tempura, grilled alfonsino with salt, seafood bowl, and 2-hour all-you-can-drink! I was a bit worried about what kind of sea urchin and abalone would be served for this price. The oysters and sea urchin that came out first were quite impressive! The oysters were plump and fresh, and the sea urchin, although small, was delicious. The abalone was also fresh and tasty. The tempura was crispy and flavorful. The hot sake was also delicious. The staff were friendly, and the spacing between tables was comfortable. The all-you-can-drink option for 980 yen is a great deal, and with oysters priced at 130 yen, I definitely want to go back for more drinks. Overall, it was a great restaurant experience.

On a regular night, I made a reservation for two people and entered the restaurant. They offered a 90-minute all-you-can-drink option. We started with beer and then ordered a variety of dishes including meat, fish, and vegetables. The menu was extensive and the alcohol paired well with the food. We also ordered fresh oysters for just around 100 yen each and enjoyed two of them. The beer was delicious and overall the menu was decent with no major disappointments. However, the downside was that the group at the next table was noisy, which made it hard to relax. Well, it's an izakaya so it's somewhat expected.

We visited the restaurant on a Tuesday around 5 pm with 2 people. We made a reservation and confirmed by phone before going. There was no wait. We had boiled crab (5489 yen), sea urchin sashimi (1089 yen), boiled asparagus with salt (490 yen), fresh oysters (286 yen for 2), and salted salmon sashimi (759 yen). The total bill for 2 people was 10,967 yen. It was our second day of the Hokkaido trip and we came here looking for crab. The crab had a lot of meat and was delicious! However, we had to ask for a plate after finishing the shells, and there was no crab vinegar, which was disappointing. The service was not well-coordinated as some of our orders were forgotten or took a long time to arrive. We were impressed by the size, price, and taste of the oysters. Thank you for the meal.

I stayed at a hotel that had a coupon, and after checking the reviews, I decided to go. The sashimi that came out from the hotel coupon service was thin slices of what seemed like salmon and white fish that looked a bit off. The appetizer was like cabbage with mayonnaise. The first two dishes were disappointing. Perhaps because it was a weekday, the restaurant was empty and had a lonely atmosphere. The service from the staff, except for the female staff, lacked energy and warmth. The sake was poured generously by the female staff, but the male staff poured it into the glass without much care. The food itself was not bad, but overall, it felt like there was no emphasis on quality ingredients. There was no soup like miso soup on the menu, and the amount of vegetables was lacking. Tea was not complimentary, and overall it was a bit disappointing. The only consolation was that I could use the travel support coupon.

The assorted sashimi was great, with plenty of white fish which I was happy about. The salmon roe was a bit salty and small, but I guess that's expected at an izakaya. My child had the salmon roe bowl and seemed satisfied, so that's good! They were happy that the salmon roe was overflowing. The raw oyster for 130 yen each felt like the best deal.

It's nice that they are open from Sunday evening. There were about 10 of us, and we used a system where we accessed the menu via QR code, set a passcode, and placed orders. This time, everyone ordered without checking, resulting in duplicate orders of shrimp mayo. Less than half of us were drinking alcohol, so we ordered individual items, but the portions were small, so the all-you-can-drink option would have been better. It ended up costing more than expected. As everyone else is saying, the oysters were surprisingly good.

The desired restaurant was closed, so I satisfied my craving for oysters at the reliable Irorian. I enjoyed fresh, grilled, and steamed oysters at a great cost performance. The oysters were delicious, and the accompanying dishes made the alcohol go down smoothly. The seating is limited to 2 hours, but I left completely satisfied! I will definitely come back again.

I visited again for a short cycle. Y said she wanted to eat oysters to her heart's content, so this time it's an oyster festival. Oh, oysters are so delicious! Whether raw, steamed, or grilled (this time we went with raw and steamed). They are creamy yet refreshing, so I feel like I could eat them endlessly. In between, we had chicken tataki with mountain wasabi, pickled mackerel, and pickles, all delicious. For more detailed menu information, please refer to my previous review (laughs). I was truly satisfied. My stomach was filled with oysters, so let's go to karaoke or something to refresh ourselves (laughs).

Well, this is a real drinking party. The only reason we chose this place is for the oysters. It's noisy from the entrance (lol). The restaurant is located in the basement of a building. Despite the concrete walls, it has a stylish atmosphere. Once the three of us are together, we start with beer, and those who don't drink order green tea. We make a toast and then are told to order by scanning a QR code. I manage to figure it out while slightly tipsy and place an order. We start with fresh oysters, grilled oysters, and a set of 5 yakitori skewers. The fresh oysters come quickly, but the rest doesn't. Are we stuck in a pattern today? Seriously, nothing else besides the fresh oysters arrives. One friend who said she was leaving at 9 is now hungry, so we order onigiri as an addition. But even that takes forever to arrive. We wait for over 30 minutes. Finally, the onigiri comes, followed by the grilled oysters and yakitori. In the meantime, our beer runs out, so we order more. Are they deliberately delaying the food to make us drink more? One person hurriedly eats and leaves, and we run out of snacks, so I order another round of fresh oysters (lol) and a boiled egg. The fresh oysters arrive quickly as usual, but the boiled egg is slow to come out (lol). Maybe there was a banquet going on, but it was unbearable. Today, we were constantly disappointed with the service. Next time, I'll just order fresh oysters with a friend who loves them (lol). Cheers! 🍻

The food was cheap and delicious. There is a wide variety of Hokkaido-style dishes with generous portions. However, the prices are reflective of the quality, so do not expect too much. The dishes are all served in small portions, and the sashimi was good. The amount of food may be a bit small, but everything was truly delicious and impressive! I would recommend this restaurant to both locals and tourists in the city.

This is the second party after the beer garden. The beer garden was all about beer, beer, beer and meat! So, looking for a different taste, we ended up here. Of course, the classic oysters here! And sake, too. We started with four fresh oysters! They were a good size and so juicy. Delicious. And of course, we had to have sake. We had plenty of Hokkaido and Kanadzuchi. Ordering was convenient with a QR code, and the staff were wonderful, making it the perfect place for a second party. However, even though there were empty seats, we were kicked out right on time after two hours (even though it wasn't all-you-can-drink. Well, it's understandable due to COVID...). So, we only managed to order oysters in the end! I wanted to try the fresh oysters too... Other dishes looked delicious as well, and the location is just right, so I would like to come back again. The restroom was clean, and it's a smoking-friendly place. Now, I might wander off to find some ramen to satisfy my hunger.

5-minute walk from Daitoru Station. You can drink during the day!! They offer all-you-can-drink starting from 3 pm, with a one-item minimum per person. I was looking for a place with private rooms and raised seating areas that I could bring my daughter to, and I found it here. It was so convenient to visit with my daughter, and it's hard to find a place for daytime drinking, so I might come back here again!

All-you-can-drink beer included for 120 minutes for 1089 yen! They are kind with only one food item requirement, and they are open from 3 pm. They also have private rooms, and oysters start from 143 yen! By registering on LINE, the 120-minute extra all-you-can-drink for 1790 yen becomes 990 yen, so go for that. You can order using a QR code on your own smartphone. They have a bell on the table, so you can call the staff when needed. The staff and atmosphere of the restaurant are good, and the service is smooth. The raw oysters were surprisingly big and delicious! We also ordered steamed oysters, which were slightly smaller but had a good sweetness and were tasty. The chicken and vegetable skewers were a bit smaller than expected, and the appetizer was a bit disappointing, like some kind of commercial takoyaki, but other than that, everything was fine. The oysters were cheap, delicious, and the all-you-can-drink option was affordable! I had a great time here and would like to visit again. Thank you for the meal!

Meeting with friends for drinks in July 2022 (*´ω`)o∪. This izakaya along the train street opens early at 3 pm every day, with a focus on seafood. The restaurant is spacious with many private rooms, making it convenient. They offer three types of all-you-can-drink options for 120 minutes at 990 yen, including EXTRA COLD beer! The beer is served in a refreshing clear cooling glass to maintain its coldness. The appetizer costs 390 yen and includes Satsuma-age with corn. Each person must order at least one dish, which is great when enjoying the affordable all-you-can-drink option. The menu is reasonably priced with a standard selection of dishes that are neither expensive nor cheap. The taste is simply delicious. The Senpoujishi oysters from Oita, served raw for 130 yen each, exceeded expectations with no unpleasant raw smell. Additionally, the steamed oysters for 180 yen were also tasty. Despite the size difference, the quality of the steamed oysters was excellent. Overall, it was a better dining experience than anticipated. Thank you for the meal! (^ω^) =

When I went to Hokkaido and couldn't get a reservation at the restaurant I originally wanted to go to, I found another place that had availability. Honestly, the atmosphere didn't seem like a typical izakaya and I was a bit nervous going in, but the delicious seafood and wide selection of drinks ended up leaving me very satisfied in the end!

During my business trip to Hokkaido, I visited a friend. The specialty dish Irori Anmori exceeded my expectations with delicious sashimi for 670 yen. The Genghis Khan was also tasty, so I had two plates. The Extra Cold was also all-you-can-drink, so I had a lot. The restaurant was better than expected. I would love to go again.

I visited Irorian, a Hokkaido seafood izakaya in Odori Main Store. I had a great time! The 4,000 yen course with all-you-can-drink included had a lot of dishes, and I was very satisfied! The motsunabe (offal hot pot) was especially delicious!

Before heading to the airport, I stopped by for a light meal♪ It was located right near exit 9 of Odori Station, in a building that was easy to find. Inside, there were counter seats, table seats, and even secluded loft-style seating for a cozy atmosphere. All orders were done through a QR code on my iPhone, allowing for contactless service and great COVID-19 precautions. Steamed chicken and broccoli Caesar salad 790 yen, Salmon roe with soy sauce 690 yen, Irorian's Zangi (fried chicken) 690 yen, Mozzarella cheese tempura 590 yen, New specialty!! Seafood overflowing sushi 1,490 yen, Steamed hair crab 2,990 yen. Once again, I was impressed by the high level of izakayas in Hokkaido. The Zangi and tempura were served piping hot and freshly made, which was great. The seafood was delicious and plentiful! The hair crab's miso was sweet and delicious! The staff were friendly and provided excellent service.

A friend who was leaving Hokkaido wanted to eat Hokkaido-style food, so we visited a restaurant after a long time. We had zangi, ramen salad, buttered potatoes with salted squid, fresh squid, and more. Some photos are missing, but they also offer all-you-can-drink. The prices are quite reasonable, and we visit occasionally. Lunch didn't feel like a great deal, but it's a good place for a reasonably priced dinner.

On this day, I enjoyed delicious beer and sausages at a beer garden on the main street. Next, I plan to have sashimi and sake, so I went to "Irorian" restaurant. When I visited, it was not crowded and I was seated at the counter right away. I ordered sea urchin sashimi, snow crab shell grilled, fresh oysters, and sake. The oysters were big and very tasty. The other dishes were good too. Next, I will go to eat soup curry. Thank you for the meal!

I ordered the daily set meal for 680 yen and the Irori An Zangi for 200 yen. I couldn't find the restaurant I wanted to go to, so I stumbled upon this place instead. The food and the atmosphere of the staff didn't really impress me, but for those who like the idea of unlimited rice and miso soup refills, this place might be appealing. Thank you for the meal!