Located a little off the main street of Ikegami-dori in Omoriyama O, this bar is open two nights a week. Hello! On a Friday night when I'm not traveling, I ended up working late and was looking for a place to eat before heading home. As I was wandering around, I passed by this place and made eye contact with Sachiko-san. Luckily, there was still a seat available, so I went in. This time, the master made me a summer tropical version of a drink ( ☆∀☆). Sachiko-san's snacks were also delicious. I would like to try making snacks like Sachiko-san does, all cha-cha-cha. I will definitely visit again. Thank you for the meal! (*´∀`)♪ (Review rating ★3.05)

From Oimori Station, head towards Kamata along Ikegami Street, and you will find this place in a side street off the shopping street. They are usually open for lunch. Additionally, they operate as a bar on Wednesdays and Fridays. Hello (^o^)/ On a Friday night without any plans, I was drinking at a nearby udon restaurant when I received a message from a drinking buddy in the neighborhood inviting me to drink here. I was already drinking more than usual, but I continued to drink because the drinks that the master makes in front of you are delicious♪ The coaster on this day had an airplane illustration from the Blue Impulse aerobatic team, which I love. The person sitting next to me turned out to be a former pilot. That night, we had a great time chatting with the regular customers of this place and Sachiko-san, my drinking buddy. Looking back at the photos now, I realize I had five more drinks than I thought I did, haha. It's no wonder I got a hangover (_ _) Sachiko-san is so energetic and full of vitality, I always feel energized around her♪ Thank you for the wonderful time o(^o^)o (Review rating: ★3.05)

It is located about a 10-minute walk from Omori Station. It's a small, cute shop tucked away a bit from Ikegami Street towards the railway side. Hello (^o^)/ I've always been curious about this place, but it's always open during the times I'm at work, so I never had the chance to visit... I heard they operate as a bar at night, so I made an effort to visit on a weekday evening. There are only 6 counter seats. There was one group of customers before us and one after, so it wasn't too crowded, and we could sit comfortably (^_^)v The bar is run by the owner, Sachiko, and another bartender. The bar is typically open on Wednesdays and Saturdays, but we went on a Friday. It's a good idea to check before going φ(..) There is no menu, and both the snacks and drinks are left to the discretion of the staff. (^_^)／▼☆▼＼(^_^) The homemade snacks by Sachiko are delicious and made with care. Sachiko is actively involved in a positive way, and you can get a positive influence from her. She is so popular that she even receives orders for location bento boxes in Tokyo. I'd love to try one of her bento boxes someday. From the moment we were seated, I was curious about the coaster design of an airplane, and later found out that the bartender has a strong connection to aviation. As someone who enjoys aviation, I had the opportunity to hear valuable stories and had a truly enjoyable time. I will definitely visit again! Thank you for the meal.ﾟ+.ﾟ(*´∀`)bﾟ+.ﾟ (Review rating ★3.04)

On this day, I had lunch in Oimori. The place I visited was this delicatessen. It is located in a corner of a shopping street in the Yamao area of Ota-ku. It opened on November 23, 2018, and is a small delicatessen. They also hold cooking classes irregularly. I discovered this shop when I used Cafe Amo the other day. It is a deli and bento shop, but they also offer eat-in options, so I decided to visit for lunch that day. The lunch menu consisted of one item priced at 800 yen. When I asked about the lunch contents at the takeout counter, I was told that the main dish that day was Yannyeom Chicken, and they mentioned that it was spicy. I decided to go for it and entered the store. I informed them that I would be having lunch in and sat at the 6-seat counter. So, I ordered the Lunch (Yannyeom Chicken) for 800 yen with a drink. The shop is run by a female owner alone. Guitar instrumental music was playing at a moderate volume in the background. On the counter, there were six types of side dishes lined up on large plates. In between, customers ordering takeout or bento came in. The owner continued to prepare lunch while handling those orders. While waiting and drinking water, it was served in about 7 minutes. The Lunch (Yannyeom Chicken) was served on one plate. It consisted of around 200g of rice, Yannyeom Chicken, enoki and chrysanthemum salad, macaroni salad, and colorful vegetable marinade. The rice was cooked just right and quite delicious. The Yannyeom Chicken was made milder by adding honey because it was too spicy when made originally. When I tasted it, the flavor of the sauce, the sweetness of the honey, and the spiciness of the chili pepper were all present. Even as a fan of spicy food, I could feel the heat, so it might be very spicy for others. But it was delicious with the flavor and spiciness that made you want to eat more. The enoki and chrysanthemum salad was lightly dressed with mayonnaise, and the scent of chrysanthemum was a nice touch. The macaroni salad was based on herb salt to avoid relying too much on mayonnaise, with the spiciness of red onions as an accent. The colorful vegetable marinade is a popular item since the founding of the shop, and it is always served. Depending on the season, the ingredients change, and on this day, it was stir-fried zucchini, paprika, broccoli, pumpkin, sweet potato, shiitake mushrooms, and enoki mushrooms, mixed with Ehime Prefecture salted orange dressing. The colorful vegetables were beautiful, well-balanced, and the dressing was not too sour, not too assertive, which was good. It didn't overshadow the taste of the ingredients but rather helped enhance them. For the drink, you could choose between coffee or tea, so I chose hot coffee. It had a taste that was not too acidic or bitter, easy to drink and refreshing. For 800 yen, including tax, with handmade side dishes and a drink, it was a good value. While I was in the shop, the female owner and I had a lively conversation about food. She mentioned that this was her first time in the food and beverage industry, and before that, she used to host home parties as a hobby. As a cooking enthusiast, she had always thought, "Someday I want to be in the food and beverage industry!" When this shop became available, she decided to start a shared business with different shops during the day and night. So, on Tuesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays from 7:00 pm to 1:00 am, it changes to a bar called "choco't." It's always nice to have a shop run by someone who loves cooking because they serve delicious food. They cook something delicious that they would enjoy themselves and keep evolving by watching the reactions of customers and experimenting. That's something you don't see in many food and beverage establishments, I've realized as I've been active on Tabelog (a restaurant review site). Thank you for the meal! (As of October 2019, no points)

This is a restaurant run by a skilled mother who is good at cooking. They mainly offer bento boxes and side dishes, which can also be eaten in the store. The ingredients in the bento boxes change daily, and each one is very delicious. They offer a variety of dishes, such as tsukune and chicken, which are particularly tasty. The prices are very reasonable, starting from 500 yen for a bento box. The 500 yen bento box includes one main dish and 1-2 side dishes, like a rice bowl. You can also add additional main and side dishes for 600 or 700 yen. Even the 500 yen bento box will fill you up, but if you want to enjoy the food, the 700 yen option seems better. The restaurant is located in a residential area in Omori, a little off the shopping street. They mainly serve lunch, but sometimes stay open until around 6 pm. It could also be a good option for dinner or as a side dish for drinks. The store only has a counter, but it seems like 1-2 people can eat inside. They accept payment through PayPay, and they regularly update their Instagram so you can check there before visiting. It seems like they could become popular if they start offering services like Uber Eats.