Located in the Yaesu area, we visited this restaurant and enjoyed a group course meal. Appetizer: - Steamed chicken with rice and white miso dressing First course: - Red tea-flavored duck and bamboo shoots with seven spice sauce - Clams and snap peas in vinegar dressing (Continues with additional courses not included in the provided text)

We used it for a banquet. Completely private room. Orders are placed through tablet. The banquet course had slightly fancy presentation. Not sure if it was Kyoto cuisine or not... Good access from Tokyo Station.

*First Visit in April 2022* I visited this restaurant for a meal with a client. It had been 3 years since I had a drink with the company president, and since we are close, I wanted a place where we could relax and talk without the need for a high-end establishment. I found a restaurant with private rooms in this area and made a reservation in advance. We arrived at 5:30 pm. We were shown to a private room with a 4-person table, which was spacious and comfortable. The space was even bigger than I had expected, with a walkway behind our seats. It was perfect for the two of us. We had pre-ordered the "Luxury Japanese Course" which included a 2-hour all-you-can-drink option for 6000 yen (tax included). However, there was no draft beer included in the all-you-can-drink option, so we paid an additional 550 yen to upgrade to the premium all-you-can-drink option. The course included: - Appetizers - Salad - Sashimi - Steamed sea bream - Assorted tempura - Japanese black beef steak - Tai meshi (sea bream rice) - Dessert It was just the right amount of food for us as we were more focused on the drinks. We started with a toast with draft beer. The appetizers were a selection of 5 dishes. The salad was a simple green salad with sesame dressing. The sashimi included tuna, salmon, sweet shrimp, and yellowtail. The tuna was particularly delicious with a great aroma of wasabi. The steamed sea bream and tempura were also excellent, and the black beef steak, which I believe was from the thigh, was tender and flavorful. The sea bream rice came with a side of broth, allowing us to enjoy it as ochazuke. We finished our meal with dessert and everything was delicious and well worth the price. The restaurant was not crowded on a weekday, so we were able to extend our all-you-can-drink option for an additional fee of around 500 yen for 30 minutes. If it had been a weekend, there might have been a time limit for the all-you-can-drink option. Our conversation kept us there until after 11 pm, as we were having such a good time catching up. It had been a while, and I realized how nice it is to be able to relax in a private room. There were also cheaper courses available in the 3000 yen range, making it a great value for the experience. Private rooms of this size are rare in this area, making it a convenient choice for casual gatherings with friends or even dates. It was a relaxing and enjoyable experience. Thank you for the wonderful meal!

Located between Tokyo Station and Nihonbashi, there is a restaurant called Yume to Kyomachi Shizuku. It is inside the building of Big Echo. When you take the elevator up, you will see a bridge resembling Kyoto's Togetsukyo Bridge right in front of you, which will surely lift your spirits. The food is delicious, and the all-you-can-drink beer served in bottles is excellent.

After finishing work at Kagurazaka, I visited this place. It seems like the set came with all-you-can-drink, but I have no complaints. What I was looking for was not so much the taste of the food and drinks, but simply to relax and chat. The private room, although a bit small, was nice to have. By the way, the bridge in front of the restaurant was quite impressive. The red-painted railing might be aiming for a Kyoto vibe, but to me, it just looked like a bridge over the Sanzu River (laughs). Still, it definitely leaves a strong impression on customers. Whether I would cross the Sanzu River to come here is quite questionable, though (laughs again).

The restaurant offers private rooms, but since we didn't make a reservation, we were seated in a regular tatami room. The food had strong flavors, leaning more towards miso than dashi, which could be a hit or miss for some people. The service was slow from ordering to serving, so it might bother some customers. If you plan to visit, it's recommended to reserve a private room with all-you-can-drink option in advance.

The all-you-can-drink course is ¥5000 per person. The dishes are as shown in the photos. One downside was that while the beer was good, the rest of the drinks could be improved. It seems there are many foreign tourists, as there were menus in Chinese and English. This time, I was entertaining foreign guests. While not exactly private rooms, having complete partitions would be nice.

The restaurant is located near Yaesu exit of Tokyo Station, on the 2nd floor of a building that houses a karaoke place. I walked from Mitsukoshimae station. The private room I was in seemed like a former karaoke booth, with a strangely narrow and long shape. The room was so narrow that the table was small, and it quickly got crowded with dishes. The course meal service was a bit challenging, with salad, appetizers, sashimi all coming at once, followed by a long wait before the next dish arrived. Other than the tempura tasting like fritters, the food was delicious. The drink menu for the party course was extensive, but with only one order tablet, the organizer ended up just ordering beer (Asahi Super Dry in small bottles). It may vary by personal preference, but for the price, I would prefer a restaurant where I can have a more normal dining experience.

The atmosphere from the entrance was very nice. We wanted to have a relaxing meal while talking, so having a private room was much appreciated. The staff were attentive and it was nice how they came in and out quickly. The taste of the food was also delicious! Since it was a private room, it was a bit confusing to figure out which one was ours, and we were peeked at by other customers a few times, which made us a bit nervous, but I guess it's unavoidable with private rooms. I will definitely use this restaurant again! ✨

We went with a group of around ten people to a somewhat sketchy-looking place in Tokyo, but to our surprise, it had a 5000 yen all-you-can-drink deal and all the food was delicious! It turned out to be a much better restaurant than we expected!

The atmosphere in the restaurant really captured the essence of Kyoto, and the food was decently delicious! However, it was a bit disappointing to be refused another order for the drink all-you-can-drink option when there was still some time left within the 2-hour limit. It was a shame, especially since everything else was not bad.

It was a completely private room, and the food was quite substantial, satisfying all the members who attended.

The room is very quiet and perfect for leisurely drinking while chatting. The food is delicious and ordering is convenient with tablets. I would like to go there again!

A room that was renovated from a karaoke room into a private izakaya-style space. It's not completely soundproof, so if you get too loud, people nearby can hear you, but the concept is interesting. The food is also delicious.

The seating was cramped and the time from ordering to receiving the food was long. However, the food and drinks were delicious.

The calm atmosphere was well received by the participants!

The karaoke place has renovated the number of floors into private rooms, so the main rooms are rectangular in shape. The food is delicious and cost-effective. Despite being close to Tokyo Station, the prices are reasonable. I wonder if I'll use it again for a workplace social gathering?

The atmosphere in the private room is nice! However, the food is cold and not tasty. The sashimi was the worst. The service is good though, haha.

The atmosphere of the restaurant is great. The food was delicious!