Visited on June 28, 2023 (Wednesday) after work with colleagues around 9:00 PM. Located on the corner of a street in a mixed-use building, the restaurant had a cozy atmosphere. We were seated outside as the inside was full. The menu offered a mix of Japanese dishes like sashimi and firefly squid, as well as Western dishes like pizza and carpaccio. We started with a toast with beer and ordered seafood yukhoe, umesuisho, and firefly squid. The dishes were familiar but had unique twists like freshness and a slightly spicy kick, which raised our expectations. We also tried ham cutlet and the recommended kombu skewers, which were particularly delicious. The kombu skewers had a chewy texture with a subtle taste of the sea, a flavor we hadn't experienced before. Overall, the food was tasty and the atmosphere was welcoming. The restaurant's name, displayed as "Barukamiya," was a bit confusing at first but made sense once we realized it was "Bar Kamiya." Thank you for the wonderful meal!

Today's top 5 dishes I ate: 1. Garlic shrimp (perfect for drinking!) 2. Ham cutlet (thick!) 3. Deep-fried kelp skewers with roe (recommended by the restaurant) 4. Carpaccio (delicious with a Japanese twist) 5. Gratin (crispy)

This place is great for all-you-can-drink sake. There are a variety of options and many types of sake I didn't know about, which makes it fun. Plus, the food is delicious and pairs well with the sake. The portions are bite-sized so you can try a variety of dishes, making the sake go down smoothly.

The other day, I stumbled upon this place and had a few drinks. The atmosphere was cozy and they had a wide selection of all-you-can-drink alcohol options. This time, I made a reservation for a group of people. The focus was on drinking, so we ordered small dishes like "Unzen ham cutlet" which was delicious and we ended up getting seconds. Some of the participants were curious about the sauce, and when we asked the staff, there was a cheer. I didn't know, but apparently it's famous and hard to find in Tokyo. They also had special soy sauce. We also had a sashimi platter which included some high-quality fish. The all-you-can-drink option was from 1980 yen for 2 hours, so we drank until the last minute. Our stomachs were full and the bill came out to 4500 yen per person, which was very reasonable. The restaurant is small and cozy with no counter. It's good for small group gatherings, but if you're alone, you might prefer to sit outside. If there's space early on, I would come here alone for a casual drink.

The alcohol and food are delicious. The interior is not very spacious but has a nice atmosphere. People passing by seem to look at the shop with interest, making it seem cozy. It's perfect for everyday use, and before I knew it, I ended up staying for 4 hours.

The sake selection is excellent.