I went to Tachikawa Oyster Basara with some oyster-loving friends. The oysters were priced at ¥650 each, but they were all-you-can-eat, making it a great deal. The oysters were safe and delicious, having been purified in ozone seawater for over 20 hours. We enjoyed a variety of oysters including raw, steamed, and fried, with a selection of sauces. The meal started with vegetable sticks and appetizers, followed by a delicious oyster rice dish. The drink menu was also great, with drinks that complemented the oysters. The oysters were from Shizugawa, Miyagi Prefecture, and they were plump and tasty. The all-you-can-eat fresh oyster course for 120 minutes was ¥5,300 (¥4,800 with advance reservation), with an additional ¥1,800 for 2 hours of free drinks, and ¥800 for all-you-can-eat fried and steamed oysters. The restaurant is conveniently located about a minute from Tachikawa Station. The staff were friendly and provided detailed explanations with a smile. They were quick to refill drinks and oysters without hesitation. We had a great time and decided to come back again.

Tachikawa Oyster Basara Tachikawa Fresh Oyster Enjoyment Course (All-You-Can-Eat Fresh Oysters for 90 Minutes) for 4,928 yen (tax included) + 880 yen (tax included) for additional all-you-can-eat oyster fry and steamed oysters + 2-hour free drink for 1,650 yen (tax included) ◯ Additional Menu Items: ・Main Character Oyster Fry ¥3,280 ・Beef Toro Tartare ¥1,380 ・Beef Liver Sashimi ¥1,380 On this day, we went to "Tachikawa Oyster Basara" in Tachikawa to enjoy the exquisite fresh oysters, steamed oysters, and oyster fry from Miyagi Prefecture. The restaurant offers a course where you can enjoy all-you-can-eat oysters in various ways, including raw, steamed, and fried. Additionally, the course includes oyster rice cooked in a pot, making it a must-visit place for oyster lovers. With a variety of a la carte menu items available, adding them to the all-you-can-eat and all-you-can-drink options is a great deal! @kakibasara.tachikawa Here is the restaurant's account! *Oyster Basara also has a branch in Shin-Nakano. On a certain Thursday, my colleague who loves oysters and I arrived at 7:00 PM to find a bright and clean oyster bar-like atmosphere. We started with a toast with Premium Malt beer due to the heat. Then, the fresh oysters, steamed oysters, and oyster fry arrived! ・Course All-You-Can-Eat Menu (Fresh Oysters, Steamed Oysters, Oyster Fry) The oysters from Miyagi Prefecture, "Chichikoi," were deliciously fresh and firm. The raw oysters, simply squeezed with lemon, were incredibly tasty! The steamed oysters were also flavorful and concentrated, and the oyster fry served with special tartar sauce was on a different level than the usual oyster fries! You can add an additional 3 pieces of raw oysters and steamed oysters per person, but my oyster-loving colleague had over 30 pieces! I had about 10 glasses of sparkling wine. ・Main Character Oyster Fry The oyster fry, which is about two sizes larger than the all-you-can-eat oyster fry, contains about three oysters each, with a crispy coating and juicy interior. The combination of umami and sweetness is well-encapsulated and incredibly delicious. Although they are quite large, you'll want to eat as many as you can with tartar sauce! ・Beef Toro Tartare While oysters are the main focus of the restaurant, the beef is of high quality and melts in your mouth. When combined with the yolk in the sauce, it becomes even more delicious. I ended up having more sparkling wine! ・Beef Liver Sashimi Prepared with low-temperature cooking, the dish has a taste similar to raw liver. The excellent preparation is evident, and it melts in your mouth, making it extremely delicious. The all-you-can-eat fresh oysters, along with a variety of a la carte menu items such as beef toro and beef liver sashimi, made for a fantastic dinner! It seems like Tachikawa Oyster Basara and Hokkaido Product Tachikawa in the north are becoming the two gems of Tachikawa. I will definitely revisit when drinking in Tachikawa! ■ Tachikawa Oyster Basara 3-4-2 Shibazaki-cho, Tachikawa City, Tokyo IZAI 3F BJR 1 minute walk from Tachikawa Station South Exit (130m) ■ Business Hours: [Mon-Fri] 17:00-23:30 [Sat, Sun, Holidays] 16:00-23:30 ■ Closed: None ■ Payment: ・Cards accepted (VISA, Master, JCB) ・Electronic money not accepted ・QR code payment available (PayPay) ■ Number of Seats: 30 seats

The store was clean and the staff were polite. It is a specialty oyster restaurant, so the oysters were delicious! However, the appetizers and other dishes did not suit my taste. I still wanted to try this restaurant, so I'm glad I went. Thank you for the meal!

◆Oyster specialty restaurant loved by everyone, located just a 1-minute walk from Tachikawa Station. Situated on the 3rd floor of the IZAI Building, this popular oyster restaurant sources the most delicious oysters from all over Japan at that time. You can enjoy various types of oysters, including raw oysters, steamed oysters, and creative dishes, along with a wide selection of sake to complement them. Highly recommended for oyster lovers, the oysters here are all truly delicious, each with its own outstanding flavor in richness and aroma! After enjoying dishes like Ahihijo and namero, the oyster clay pot rice for the finale was a perfect umami dish. Definitely worth a visit! On a side note, the restaurant relocated on May 10, 2022, to the 4th floor of this building. I have been a patient at the Inamura Dental Clinic on the 4th floor for a few years.━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ I post about delicious food every other time on Instagram. I only share good restaurants. Please follow me from the profile @hityuuu1129.━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━

I have visited this place before, but this is my first time using the all-you-can-eat option. It takes a little time for the food to be served, but it's satisfying to be able to eat as much as you want. The raw oysters were fresh and delicious, but the oyster fry had a sweet taste that was also delicious. Tabasco and soy sauce were available for an additional charge.

I used this restaurant for a drinking party after work. It is located just a short walk from Tachikawa Station, in a beautiful building. There are table seats, counter seats, and terrace seats, and the number of seats was not that many. The interior of the restaurant is bright and clean. (It was quite crowded that day, so I didn't take any photos inside as it seemed like other customers' faces might show up.) This restaurant seems to specialize in allowing you to enjoy comparing delicious oysters from various regions of Japan. So, I ordered mainly menu items that allow you to compare the taste. By the way, the raw oysters are edible oysters, so you can eat them with peace of mind. Honestly, when it comes to comparing the taste, I couldn't really tell much of a difference... haha. The appearance was different, so I could identify them that way, but... Grilled oyster dishes with a choice of seasonings were interesting and delicious, especially the oysters with breadcrumbs were enjoyable. The oyster fry was crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, and quite tasty as well. Also, the char siu that I ordered on a whim was surprisingly delicious. haha. It had a slight sweetness to it, and I thought it would be amazing to eat it with white rice... The draft beer is Premium Malt. I wish I could have had it in a beer mug... The service and cost performance are average. Thank you for the meal.

The food was delicious and the drinks were also tasty!

You can enjoy tasting fresh oysters from all over the country. They all had a strong taste of the sea and were very delicious!! The variety of oyster dishes was plentiful and the staff were friendly. The counter area is stylish!

The food was very delicious and the atmosphere inside the restaurant was very nice. It was also very appealing to be able to smoke on the terrace in a time when many places are non-smoking. I would like to go back to eat there again.

It was delicious.

It was very delicious.

It went well with the sake!

I felt reassured about the hygiene aspect.

It was delicious.

The half-price oyster service time is too good of a deal.