I visited this restaurant for the first time after being invited by an acquaintance who is a regular. It has 5 counter seats, 6 table seats, and a tatami room that can accommodate about 8 people. The main dish is yakitori, and they also offer a variety of other izakaya menu items. The place started to fill up around 7 PM with regular customers arriving one after another. They all seemed to know each other, creating a lively atmosphere. It's a cozy place, and I would love to visit again.

After drinking too much and struggling to find a taxi in the cold, I ended up at this third bar of the night. Even though it was almost closing time, they warmly welcomed me and I ordered an Ebisu beer (bottle) and fried rice. I sat at the counter and was amazed by the chef skillfully cooking in a wok. The fried rice turned out light and fluffy, and it was delicious! I definitely want to try other dishes here. They even called a taxi for me, and I went home satisfied.