I was able to enjoy the best sake in a safe and fun environment with solid COVID-19 measures in place. The food was delicious as well, making it a truly amazing restaurant! While my experience was top-notch, I am rating it 4.5 in hopes of further improvements in the future. Looking forward to visiting again!

I enjoyed a lot of delicious sake. The friendly waiter recommended a wonderful lineup, and the sake paired perfectly with the food. I couldn't resist ordering additional courses. I may have indulged a bit too much with the all-you-can-drink option, but I was completely satisfied.

It's been a while since I last visited! Whenever I come here, I end up drinking too much and even with the 3-hour all-you-can-drink option, I couldn't conquer all the premium drinks. I felt like I drank quite a lot, but unfortunately, I couldn't finish them all. Nevertheless, the food was delicious and satisfying. I will definitely visit again. Thank you!

Just a 10-minute walk from Ueno Station, you'll find the izakaya "Suizui Ueno Store," specializing in Junmai sake. They boast one of the largest selections of local sake in Tokyo, so you can enjoy a variety of brands. They also offer a very affordable all-you-can-drink course, allowing you to sample different types of sake. Don't miss out on their food menu either. Every dish is perfect for pairing with sake. I tried dishes like bonito sashimi and horse meat yukhoe, and they were all delicious. The sashimi platter and smoked liver, in particular, are irresistible to sake lovers. If you want to enjoy delicious food and sake to your heart's content, this place is highly recommended. However, the seating is quite cramped inside, and there is a lot of noise. It might not be the best choice for those looking for a quiet drinking experience. It seems to be popular among locals and nearby office workers, likely due to its slightly off-the-beaten-path location from Ueno Station.

I have been interested in this restaurant for a while. This is my first visit and the place is packed, seems like a popular spot. We chose the all-you-can-drink course this time, which was a great deal. They had a wide variety of sake from all over Japan on the menu. Out of the 4 of us, one person preferred beer, so the remaining 3 of us ended up drinking 11 different types, totaling over 2 liters. We definitely went overboard. The food was decent, but I felt the seasoning was a bit strong to match the sake. If you like Japanese sake, this place is worth a visit. Thank you for the meal.

I made a reservation for a 2.5-hour all-you-can-drink course for 6600 yen. The dishes were both carefully prepared, and the staff members were efficient and friendly. There was a wide variety of sake available for the all-you-can-drink option, and even though it was a Monday, the place was crowded. It's conveniently located near Ueno Station, so I would definitely consider visiting again.

I visited this restaurant for the first time before the long weekend. I made a reservation through Tabelog and was able to get in smoothly. The seating was a bit cramped and the atmosphere was lively. The staff were friendly and some seemed knowledgeable about sake. I chose the 8800 yen course because I wanted to try the white grilled conger eel, but unfortunately they served salt-grilled sweetfish that day. However, the sashimi was delicious and other dishes were good too. I left feeling full. As for the sake, I noticed that they were pouring a lot and the turnover seemed fast. They ran out of my favorite Tsuru Rei and Ta Sake, so I couldn't try my friend's favorite Eikun or Ushiro no Tsuki. It was a shame, but they had a wide variety of sake, so I was able to enjoy different kinds that I don't usually drink. I think this is a great place for people who want to explore different types of sake.

I used it for dinner with friends at night. It was a same-day reservation but I was able to use it without any problems, which was helpful. There was a huge variety of sake, with many brands that I was not familiar with. The staff recommended some options for the all-you-can-drink menu, and they were all delicious. The food was also good.

There is a wide variety of sake available at this restaurant!! If you can drink a lot, the cost performance seems great◎ There were many rare and hard-to-find types of sake! The sashimi and horse sashimi were very delicious. The staff were young and energetic. I would be happy if the opening hours were a bit longer. I definitely want to go back again!!

Visit date: Weekday around 7:00 PM Menu: Early summer flavors course 7700 yen All-you-can-drink sake Edamame Assorted fresh fish Assorted delicacies Rolled omelette with dashi Sake-steamed clams Mixed rice, clear soup Enjoy a variety of delicious sake from all over Japan with all-you-can-drink option. The turnover rate at this popular restaurant is high, so there were plenty of fresh sake options available. The food served perfectly complemented the sake, making it a delight for sake lovers. The restaurant is a bit cramped, and it can get noisy. It seems like other customers also ended up drinking a bit too much (laughs). Thank you for the delicious meal! (๑'ڡ'๑)o(酒)

The manager's personality is great, they seem to be laid-back and enjoying their work. They must love Japanese sake. The food is delicious and they have a wide variety of sake, with two fully booked private rooms. It's a popular place! The whole edamame is the best! I love the tempura of fresh squid. The negitoro and pickled radish are also good. I drank a lot, ate a lot, and now I feel happy tonight. Thank you for the meal!

I made a reservation for May 12, 2023, but when I arrived, the restaurant was full! I'm glad I made a reservation~ The restaurant is located a little away from the bustling area of Ueno, and there were not many people around at that time, so I was surprised to find it in such a location. There are about three different all-you-can-drink courses. I ended up choosing the most expensive one, which I think was 4800 yen for 3 hours, after being persuaded by the staff. But if you plan on drinking a lot of delicious sake, this course is worth it. In the end, I easily covered the cost even if I had ordered individual items. At first, I hesitated to choose the most expensive course, but when I saw the Senkin Yukidaruma that was only available in that course, I knew I had to try it. So, I started with the Senkin Yukidaruma! It's so delicious and quite rare to find. The second sake was the Hanazukuri from Ryokan Sake Brewery! It was delicious, with a luxurious feel like the Juyondai. It had a juicy taste. In between, we had quail seasoned egg and Bai shellfish. Quail is always delicious! Bai shellfish is not commonly found here, so I was excited to try it. I love Bai shellfish, so I was happy. My companion had never tried Bai shellfish before, but she was impressed by how delicious it was! The third sake was the Nabeshima, which was also delicious! All the sake in the most expensive course was delicious. Then, we received the salmon and parent-child salted salmon and beef sinew stew. Both dishes went well with sake. The salmon salted salmon is a popular souvenir from Niigata. Every time I visit Niigata, I buy it because it's so delicious. The beef sinew stew was flavorful and delicious. Oh, now I feel like having white rice too. The fourth sake was the Koeikiku! It was delicious~ Koeikiku has been quite popular recently. The fifth sake was Kan Tsuchida. It was a surprise that it was served cold instead of warm. But it was incredibly delicious! This was my first time trying Tsuchida, and it was very delicious. It had a sour taste and the umami of sake came through very well. The sixth sake was Saku's apple. It uses a high-acid, high-temperature yeast? I ordered it because it contains apple acid. It was delicious, sour, and tasty. It might be my favorite among the sakes I drank that day. The seventh sake was Iwanoi from Chiba. The design of the 240-bottle package is overwhelming. Is this sake? It's cool! Even young people might want to try it. It also had a sour taste and was delicious. The last sake was Fukuoka GOLD, not Fukuoka Eishin. The packaging was gorgeous! The staff said it's even served in first class on JAL or ANA flights. It was a perfect finish with a luxurious feel. It was great to enjoy various kinds of sake. I would love to come back again.

Gather all sake lovers! This is the kind of place where the sake is delicious and the menu is extensive, with dishes that go perfectly with the drinks (especially recommend the horse sashimi and salted sea bream). The udon covered in so much wakame that you can't see the noodles was a hit. Before you know it, the place is packed, even though it's not very big. Maybe it's the effect of the alcohol, the fantastic service from the staff, or just the delicious food that makes you feel so satisfied that you don't mind the hustle and bustle. I loved it so much on my first visit that I came back soon after. Definitely a great place that I want to visit often. Thank you for the wonderful meal!

This is a must-visit place for sake lovers. I have frequented the Nihonbashi branch before, but this was my first visit here. There were so many types of sake to choose from that I had a hard time deciding. They were all delicious, but I particularly liked the Origarumi Eikun for its well-balanced acidity and sweetness. The food was also delicious and went well with the sake without being too heavy on the stomach.

There are so many types of sake in Japan! About 130 varieties are all-you-can-drink, making it fun just to choose. The food also has many dishes that go well with sake, which is great. Personally, I would prefer the cold sake to be even colder. The atmosphere is a bit lively, so it's perfect for hanging out with friends or having a company party!

There are a surprising variety of sake options in Japan, and I ended up drinking more than planned because the recommended ones were so good! The food options were also plentiful and satisfying. However, despite having made a reservation, I had to wait outside for about 10 minutes because the previous customers were still there. Additionally, although I reserved a semi-private room, it turned out to be a shared semi-private space with another group, which was actually noisier than the regular seating area. It was disappointing.

I couldn't make a reservation before, so this time I came for revenge! This place is a dream for sake lovers. But if you want to drink premium sake, they only offer expensive courses. When we arrived at 18:30 for our reservation, we were surprised by the atmosphere, as if we had entered a different world. Normally, at other places, the vibe at 21:00 is quite different! It's a bit of a walk from Ueno station, but as long as you don't take the wrong exit, you'll be fine! We were the last group to enter with a reservation. We had plenty of sake. The three of us women drank quite a bit. The appetizers were delicious, but I forgot to take photos. As a lover of sake, please forgive me. We started with okra pickles, marinated fresh fish, dried ray fin, shirako with monkfish liver, and finished with green tea soba. Cheers to the wonderful encounter with sake tonight. Thank you for the feast!

This is a place where you can enjoy delicious sake. It is about a 10-minute walk from Ueno Station. The shop is located on a quiet street away from the hustle and bustle of Ueno Station. They have a wide variety of sake, and this time I was able to try the premium sake "Juyondai." It was my first time trying Juyondai and it was incredibly delicious. The sashimi served with the sake was also very tasty. I will definitely be coming back!

Course used for New Year's party with friends. The restaurant was full and lively. The tables were close together, so conversations from neighboring tables were easily heard. If you want a quiet atmosphere, it's better to choose a less busy day. Good value for the price, great for a lively drinking party. The staff seemed busy but attentive. The assorted delicacies arrived late, so we couldn't finish them in time, which was a bit disappointing. Surprised by the variety of sake. Not very knowledgeable, but it was delicious. Appetizer (delicious), bonito tataki with wasabi sauce (cold, delicious), grilled miso-marinated fish (delicious), beef tendon simmered in salt (very delicious), assorted delicacies (delicious), pickles (average), rice (delicious), soup (delicious). A la carte: chicken tataki (cold, so-so), chicken tempura (very delicious).

At the university soccer team's small New Year's party. I was the first to arrive, but there was no place to put my belongings, so I was feeling a bit annoyed. However, when a few more people arrived, they took care of it for me. How nice! The food was delicate and perfect for those who love Japanese sake. The juniors were enthusiastic and chose a ¥7000 course, but since I'm not that knowledgeable about sake, I think a cheaper option would have been fine. The sake was served in a one-liter bottle and poured into small decanters each time. They did this without any fuss, and the staff's service was excellent. There was a mix-up with the order for fried tofu at the end, but they handled it properly even after we had paid. The place feels a bit cramped, but overall, it's a pleasant restaurant. I apologize for the lack of photos due to the fun time with everyone.

Around 19:00, two of us made a same-day reservation and visited the restaurant. It's a cozy hidden gem with a warm atmosphere and jazz music playing. The selection of sake is impressive. When we mentioned our preferences, the staff picked out recommended sake for us. The sashimi was all fresh, especially the squid was sweet and delicious. The chicken marinated in salt koji had a rich flavor that went well with the sake. The spicy hell ramen was also delicious, made with chili peppers imported from Korea. The manager was very kind and even gave us Jersey milk ice cream. Truly excellent service. I definitely want to visit this restaurant again.