The prices were more reasonable than expected. The Melon Cream Soda and Melon Soda were both 298 yen! Even with ice cream on top, it's the same price, which is amazing. I also ordered Cream Soda and Strawberry Soda. I love Cream Soda! ★Burdock Root Tempura - The amount for this price was really appreciated. I was able to eat a lot. It was delicious. ★Motsunabe - It was really spicy with a lot of chili peppers. My companion said, "My throat... hurts..." but I couldn't really feel it. ★Motsunabe Rice Porridge Set - It comes with egg, green onions, and broth. The seasoning for the motsunabe was a bit lacking, so I added extra broth and it tasted much better. With washed rice, egg, green onions, and broth, I enjoyed every last drop. ★Seafood Fried Rice - Seafood that was fried? But it was delicious with the butter. There are many steps inside, so it might be tough for drunk people. Watch out for slipping. Also, the women's restroom was so hilariously narrow that you have to squat down to close the door (laughs). It was an interesting building. There were many private rooms and the atmosphere was relaxing. We had a fun family night. Thank you for the meal!!

Next to the Millennium Banquet in Tomakomai, there is a Monterosa-style restaurant. I entered around 16:15 on a weekday, and there were no other customers. I ordered the Mahler Dan Dan noodles (including tax 768 yen) and the Salmon Fry Tartare (including tax 548 yen). I was served water and a small appetizer (including tax 396 yen) right away, and a few minutes later the Salmon Fry Tartare and Mahler Dan Dan noodles arrived. I paid with a credit card. It was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

I prefer Fukufukuya over Senen no Utage and Shirakiya because they have a wider variety of menu options that I want to try. The pricing is also reasonable, which I appreciate. The customer service is excellent, and it seems like the staff are well-trained. I hope Fukufukuya opens a branch in Chitose as well.

The food took a long time to come out. The taste was delicious and the variety was good, so it was disappointing.

We went with our family of three, including a child. The food was from a chain restaurant, so it was safe. They offered all-you-can-eat and all-you-can-drink menus, so it seemed like a place where you could get reasonably priced and safe dishes. Even though it was during Golden Week, there were only four college students in the restaurant, so they were happy to be able to eat and drink cheaply. The chorogi salad and crispy fried edamame were very delicious. In terms of cost performance, it was really cheap and you could eat a lot, so I think it's good for a small drinking party. However, there were a few disappointing points... I've been to various chain izakayas before, and compared to them, the staff's service was below standard, and the way the dishes were served and carried out all felt sloppy... It's a shame. I don't think I'll visit this place again if I have the chance to go to Tomakomai. I wonder how the "Banquet of a Thousand Years" on the floor above the store was. Would it be similar? In any case, it became a memory of the trip. Thank you for the meal.

The first restaurant we went to was a disappointment, so we decided to try a nearby popular chain seafood restaurant called Fukufukuya for the first time. The customers were mostly middle-aged and older, and the restaurant had private rooms which allowed us to enjoy our meal quietly. We ordered a variety of dishes, including sashimi, which tasted average and similar to the previous restaurant. However, the presentation was lacking as some dishes were simply placed on plates or got messy during transportation. In terms of price, it seemed reasonable considering the quality. While chain restaurants may vary in taste and service, this one felt like a completely different establishment. They offered a drink-all-you-can option for 1,200 yen, which was quite affordable. For four people, with each having 5-6 drinks (beer or shochu) and around 3 dishes each, the total bill was less than 10,000 yen. Very cheap! We were grateful for the reasonable price.

I went to this restaurant in GW with my colleagues, arriving after 9 pm. There were few people in Tomakomai... It was a quiet atmosphere with only a few customers on this holiday. The selling point of this restaurant is the cheap all-you-can-drink option! It was 1000 yen for 2 hours of all-you-can-drink, with a good variety of shochu available. The dish that caught my eye was the cherry shrimp sashimi. I had it recently in Kamakura, so I was surprised to find it available in Tomakomai! It seems to be a limited-time offer, so be sure to try it. If I had to mention one thing, I would request better cleaning of the restroom.

It's been about 20 years since I attended a banquet in Tomakomai. The town has changed a lot. I didn't even recognize the izakaya we went to today. I'm sure the shops have been changing frequently over the past 20 years. Feeling reassured by the familiar First Western-style restaurant, I waved to a classmate in front of the shop. The banquet included dishes for about 10 high school classmates, with all-you-can-drink included. As long as everyone is healthy and we can meet like this, the food and drinks don't really matter, but the dishes seemed a bit lacking for the men. We looked at the Sushi Roulette posted on the wall, and someone suggested we try it out. I chose a negitoro gunkan with wasabi inside. It seemed like you could choose the number of wasabi. The person who lost was frustrated and wanted to try again, saying "just one more time." We got tired of the next restaurant, so we settled the bill and continued drinking. The conversation never stopped. It was hard to say goodbye. After leaving the restaurant, the person who drank the most and the one who drank the second most linked arms and disappeared somewhere. They seem to still want to drink.