It was a stylish and trendy building, so there were many female customers. The restaurant is located about a 4-minute walk from Hibiya Station A2 exit, along the guardrail. The front of the building has visible stairs, making it easy to find and climb. The entrance is simple but unique, and upon opening the door, a beautiful space unfolds. The staff, who are fluent in Japanese, promptly seat guests. The entire restaurant is made up of semi-private rooms, creating a lively atmosphere. The chairs, sliding doors, walls, and air conditioning are all well-maintained and clean, making it a great choice for women! The sashimi platter for 1,280 yen was served quickly and beautifully arranged. The octopus had a delicious umami flavor without needing soy sauce, and the salmon and tuna were also flavorful. The Ume Shu cocktail for 580 yen was recommended, and it was satisfying with a generous amount of plum flavor. Unlike other restaurants with foreign staff, this place had attentive and professional service, making the dining experience enjoyable. The staff greeted customers warmly upon arrival, and there was no discomfort throughout the meal. If the budget allows, this restaurant in Hibiya/Yurakucho area is recommended. It has a lively yet clean atmosphere with trendy J-pop music playing in the background. It can be slightly cool inside, so it's advisable to bring something to layer with. Thank you for the meal.

Difficulty level of visit: ★★☆☆☆ Ordered items/recommendation order: ☑︎ "Assorted 6 skewers of grilled chicken" (792 yen) ☑︎ "Deep-fried tofu with broth" (638 yen) ☑︎ "Potato with mentaiko cheese" (869 yen) ☑︎ "Yam with mentaiko" (638 yen) ☑︎ "Assorted horse sashimi" (1,738 yen) ☑︎ "Deep-fried Camembert cheese" (735 yen) ☑︎ "Steamed chicken with plum and cucumber" (649 yen) ☑︎ "Seafood salad" (968 yen) ☑︎ "Ume shu" (638 yen) Recommendation points: ☑︎ For those who enjoy skewered dishes ☑︎ For those looking for a casual izakaya near Hibiya ☑︎ For those looking for a private room izakaya Male to female ratio: 6:4 Age range: 20-50s Recommended time to visit: Early dinner Visited time: Monday at 7:00 PM, no wait (reservation) Percentage of regular customers: 40% Located between Hibiya and Yurakucho stations, "Kushiyaki Dojo" is a casual izakaya where you can enjoy drinks. The interior is designed in a Japanese style with private rooms that have partitions between them, ensuring privacy. The restroom had a glamorous Hollywood light for some reason, which was stylish! The variety of highball options was impressive, with choices like Kakuhai, Jim, and Tris available. The Yuzu honey and green apple highballs were easy to drink and enjoyable! The prices for alcohol ranged from around 400 to 600 yen. Although they offer courses, this time we opted for a la carte. We started with the "Steamed chicken with plum and cucumber," which was refreshing and could also be mixed into a salad. The grilled chicken skewers were priced at 132 yen per skewer, and the grilled pork skewers at 165 yen per skewer, making them budget-friendly. If you're unsure, the assorted grilled skewers are highly recommended for their crispy texture and delicious flavors. The "Potato with mentaiko cheese" dish was surprisingly generous in portion size. It could easily be shared among four people, and when it arrived on the hot plate, it made quite an impact, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The "Deep-fried tofu with broth" was rich and comforting, perfect for a post-drinking rest. The sashimi, including seared and assorted varieties, as well as the fresh horse sashimi, were satisfying. If you want to enjoy both fish and meat while drinking, this is the place for you. The crispy "Deep-fried Camembert cheese" was a reliable choice for fried food. We enjoyed a variety of appetizers and fried dishes throughout the meal. The restaurant was bustling with students, making it a very user-friendly place.

Located just a 3-minute walk from Hibiya Station and close to Yurakucho Station, this restaurant offers private table seating with doors, perfect for a private dining experience. Smokers will appreciate that smoking is allowed at the table. They open early at 3:30 pm on weekdays and 2:30 pm on weekends and holidays, making it a great option for both dinner and afternoon drinks. They are open until 11:45 pm every day, making it convenient for catching the last train. As the name suggests, they specialize in grilled skewers, offering a variety of yakitori and yakiton starting at just 120 yen per skewer. They also offer a drink all-you-can option for 1500 yen with a coupon from Tabelog, making it a budget-friendly choice for those looking to drink cheaply. I enjoyed several skewers with drinks, and the seasoning on the yakiton was just right for pairing with alcohol. Thank you for the delicious meal.

Located near Hibiya, this restaurant is easy to find. We were able to relax and have a leisurely conversation in a private room. My partner wanted to enjoy the atmosphere of drinking even though they couldn't drink, so we chose this place. The menu was extensive and we were able to enjoy desserts as well. We started with a balanced mix of vegetables, and then tried a variety of meats such as chicken, pork, beef, horse, and duck. We ordered dishes like shrimp avocado salad, flavored egg potato salad, meat sushi, assorted yakitori, grilled pork, sashimi platter, Sendai-style thinly sliced beef tongue, smoked duck, bonito tataki, and yakisoba. The yakisoba was chewy and delicious. The fondant chocolate was also very tasty. Overall, it was a great dining experience.

I went out with my kids in the morning and decided to have a quick meal at the transfer station. I chose the "Kushiyaki Dojo Yurakucho Hibiya Store," which offers completely private rooms for all seats. The restaurant opened just this January, so it has a clean and bustling atmosphere. The best part is that all yakitori skewers are priced at 132 yen each (tax included), and yakiton skewers are priced at 165 yen each (tax included), making it very affordable! There is a wide variety of items on the menu, so we ordered a lot. From edamame, young chicken tempura, yakisoba, and camembert cheese fries that kids can enjoy, to horse sashimi assortment, sashimi assortment, and whole grilled squid for more adult tastes, the menu is extensive and exciting! It can be difficult to stay long with kids, but this restaurant serves quickly, allowing us to enjoy our meal smoothly from start to finish. Personally, I highly recommend the domestic pork grilled dumplings that were marked as recommended on the menu! They were as juicy as xiaolongbao, and I was surprised by how delicious they were. The next time I visit, I want to order one plate of dumplings per person. For dessert, we had a meltingly delicious fondant chocolat and ice cream. Seeing my kids' happy faces made the fatigue of the day disappear. Thank you for the wonderful meal!

Grilled Skewer Dojo Miyamoto Makusaku Yurakucho Hibiya Store @ Yurakucho (Hibiya), Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo @ Izakaya, Yakitori, Warayaki, Basashi, Meat Sushi, and a variety of dishes can be enjoyed at reasonable prices. All rooms are private, making it a comfortable and good restaurant. They also offer courses with all-you-can-drink options. Located on the 2nd floor of Orchid Square, an 8-story dining building facing the elevated line near Yurakucho Station and Hibiya Station. It may be a bit difficult to find as the building's neon sign displays the circular logo of the Grilled Skewer Dojo next to the name Miyamoto Makusaku. Upon exiting the elevator, you will be greeted by a large wooden wall featuring Katsushika Hokusai's famous ukiyo-e print "The Great Wave off Kanagawa" (Mt. Fuji seen over the waves from Yokohama Honmoku). The private rooms have heavy sliding doors, providing privacy and a calm atmosphere. However, the upper part of the partition is open, so loud voices may be heard from adjacent rooms. The menu includes yakitori, grilled dishes, sashimi, salads, meat dishes, fried foods, hot pots, yakisoba, fried rice, ochazuke, and more. The Warayaki Bonito Tataki and Warayaki Jidori course with 10 dishes and all-you-can-drink for 3,980 yen is quite a deal. Tonight, we enjoyed various dishes a la carte, but in hindsight, we should have opted for the course as the Warayaki dishes are only available in the course. Nevertheless, every dish was delicious. We shared the following dishes for two people, all reasonably priced and satisfying in portion and taste: ■ Otoshi 490 ■ Chilled Tomato 490 ■ Flavored Egg Potato Salad 650 ■ Steamed Chicken with Plum and Cucumber 590 ■ Bonito Tataki with Green Onions 680 ■ Assorted Grilled Pork 5 pieces 750 ■ Assorted Meat Sushi 1,480 ■ Garlic Butter Rice 780 The Otoshi, featuring mountain jellyfish, was deliciously crunchy. The service was prompt, and the staff were attentive when we pressed the call button on the table. The location is convenient, offering private rooms and delicious dishes at reasonable prices, making it suitable for both business meetings and private dining. Recommended ★★★★★ Parking: Not available, but there is an underground parking lot at Nissei Building for lunch service: Not available Takeout: Not specified Regular holiday: Irregular business hours: 15:30-23:45 Number of seats: 120 Counter seats: None Private rooms: Available (all seats) Smoking: Allowed Reservations: Possible - by phone, web Credit cards: Accepted Electronic money: Not accepted, including PayPay Point cards: Not available Likelihood of repeat visit: High Note: ==========

After watching a movie, we decided to explore the newly opened food court mall for our post-movie reflection session. My friend was in the mood for skewers, so we ended up here. I wonder what used to be here before? The area has seen a lot of redevelopment recently, so my memory is a bit hazy. We took the elevator to the second floor and were immediately greeted by staff who led us to a room for six. It was spacious and comfortable. We started with a toast with some bubbly and ordered the appetizers: spicy seaweed salad with bacon, marinated egg potato salad, chilled tomatoes, and steamed chicken with cucumber. The marinated egg potato salad was a standout with the mild potato salad enhanced by the flavorful marinated egg. The chilled tomatoes were refreshing and perfect for this season. The steamed chicken with plum and cucumber was light and tangy, perfect for boosting our appetites. Moving on to the fish and meat dishes, we tried bonito tataki with green onions, assorted meat sushi, assorted grilled pork tongue, and assorted grilled chicken skewers. The grilled pork tongue was a favorite with its rich flavor. The grilled chicken skewers were good, but the pork tongue stole the show in terms of value for money. For the finish, we ordered the yam steak and garlic butter rice. The yam steak was a bit disappointing as it was thinner than expected and the sauce was too sweet, masking the natural flavor of the yam. The garlic butter rice, on the other hand, was delicious with a nice balance of garlic flavor and fluffy texture. Overall, the dishes were all good with no major misses, and the staff was attentive. The prices were wallet-friendly, and the place was bustling even on a weekday. It's a great spot for a post-movie reflection session, and definitely worth remembering for future visits.

[First Visit on July 12, 2023] Located about a 3-minute walk from Hibiya Station and close to Yurakucho, an area with many izakayas. On this day, Tokyo's temperature rose to 36°C during the day! I came here right away for some relief from the heat. First, please watch the reel video: [link provided]. ◽️Items I had on this day: - Cheers with a draft beer and yuzu sour: Premium Malts for 638 yen, Sour for 580 yen - Chilled tomatoes for 539 yen - Assorted skewers with 7 pieces of yakitori for 924 yen - Assorted skewers with 6 pieces of yakiton for 990 yen - Green onion-covered bonito sashimi for 748 yen - Pickled vegetable fried rice for 748 yen - Fondant chocolate for 748 yen You can hear the sound of the fried rice being cooked properly. It's recommended to start with the assorted skewers and then add your favorites. You can enjoy not only yakitori but also yakiton, and savor the bonito sashimi which is in season now. The fact that you can enjoy the food in a completely private room while maintaining your privacy, and most importantly, the reasonable prices, are the highlights of this restaurant. The interior is very well air-conditioned! ◻️Kushiyaki Dojo Yurakucho Hibiya Branch Orchid Square 2F, 1-2-11 Yurakucho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo Phone: 050-2018-8109 3-minute walk from Hibiya Station on the Hibiya Line, 205m from Hibiya Station Business Hours: [Mon-Fri] 15:30-23:45 (Last order for food 22:45, drinks 23:15) [Sat, Sun, Holidays] 14:30-23:45 (Last order for food 22:45, drinks 23:15) *Closing time may vary depending on the day. Open on Sundays, irregular holidays. You can also make reservations through Tabelog, so make a reservation and visit the restaurant!

Today I would like to introduce a restaurant in Hibiya, Tokyo called Kushiyaki Dojo Yurakucho Hibiya branch. Located just a 3-minute walk from Hibiya Station, this izakaya offers private rooms in a lively and welcoming atmosphere. The menu is easy to read and the dishes I ordered were delicious. I recommend trying the Premium Malt beer, seafood salad, scallop sashimi, grilled yam steak, garlic butter rice, and assorted grilled chicken skewers. The restaurant also offers private rooms for 2 people or more, smoking is allowed, and they have various party plans available. I highly recommend visiting Kushiyaki Dojo when you are in Hibiya.

I visited this place with my company colleagues for a holiday drink! It's conveniently located near the station, so there was no trouble finding it. The seating was in semi-private booths separated by curtains. While it ensured some privacy, we had to raise our voices a bit to hear each other. As mentioned in other reviews, the service was incredibly fast! The staff was polite and attentive, leaving a great impression. Some of the delicious items we ordered were: - Tama Potato Salad (highly recommended!) ¥650: Potato salad with a spicy sauce similar to chili oil. The Tama egg had a slightly tangy taste from vinegar, which I enjoyed. - Yakiton (5 skewers) ¥750: Arrived piping hot! The pork belly was nicely grilled with a slight crispiness. Amidst other bars with slow service, this place's combination of speed and quality was impressive. They have a 2-hour limit on Fridays to Sundays, and around the 90-minute mark, they came to take our last drink and food orders. We ended with a refreshing strawberry ice cream dessert. It was delicious, thank you for the meal!

It's been a while since I had a day drinking session with a friend! Cheers with a highball! We had: - Beef Tataki with plenty of green onions, refreshing! - Salmon sashimi, tender and flavorful! - Octopus tempura, crispy and delicious. - Fried tofu, a bit salty but comforting. - Caesar salad, tasty and even makes eating greens enjoyable! - Lotus root stuffed with meat, delicious! - Chicken tenderloin, chicken belly, chicken head cartilage. - Garlic butter rice. My friend had their usual ochazuke, so I mostly used the big spoon for my dishes. I don't have a high tolerance for garlic, but I still enjoyed it! It was nice to be able to smoke in a private room and relax. Thank you for the meal!

It would be nice to have a space where we can have meetings and discussions, so I visited the newly opened Yurakucho Hibiya branch of Kushiyaki Dojo. Unlike the typical guard under the train tracks, this branch is located on the opposite side, so there is no train noise. It offers private rooms with doors, which is reassuring in this day and age. The menu includes a variety of skewers, as well as typical izakaya dishes. I ordered a variety of dishes, from quick appetizers to skewers, sashimi, and teppanyaki. - Chilled Tomatoes ¥539 (recommended!) - Flavored Egg Potato Salad ¥715 - Assorted Sashimi Plate ¥1848 (tuna, bonito, scallop, salmon, octopus) - Beef Shoulder Loin Teppanyaki ¥1408 (surprisingly good for the price) - Deep-fried Tofu ¥638 (simple but comforting with grated radish and bonito flakes) - Yakitori starting from 2 skewers (only assorted platter available on Fridays and eve of holidays). I chose the following: - Chicken Thigh with Sauce ¥132 x 2 - Chicken Meatball with Sauce ¥132 x 2 - Chicken Liver ¥132 x 2 - Salted Chicken Skin ¥132 x 2 - Asparagus Bacon Wrap (Salt) ¥198 x 2 The skewers were delicious and reasonably priced. They also offer Highballs starting from ¥440. The spacious private rooms and comfortable atmosphere at a low cost are definitely a plus. The lighting may appear yellowish in the photos, but it's not too bright or harsh on the eyes. Overall, it was a satisfying dining experience.

I had dinner at the Yurakucho Hibiya branch of Kushiyaki Dojo in Hibiya. It's only a 3-minute walk from Hibiya Station, making it very accessible. The menu is rich with a variety of dishes centered around skewers, including meat, fish, and appetizers. The restaurant has private rooms with doors, allowing for a relaxed and private drinking experience. With 120 seats available, it caters to both individual gatherings and group events. - Chilled Tomato: ¥490 - Seasoned Egg Potato Salad: ¥650 - Deep-Fried Tofu with Dashi: ¥580 - Grilled Chicken Skewers: ¥120 each - Beef Shoulder Loin Teppanyaki: ¥1280 - Assorted Sashimi Platter: ¥1680 The chilled tomato and seasoned egg potato salad are great appetizers, while the deep-fried tofu with dashi is a warm and flavorful dish. The grilled chicken skewers are a must-try, with each skewer priced at only ¥120. The beef shoulder loin teppanyaki is a surprising and delicious dish, offering a full-sized steak on a cow-shaped iron plate. The assorted sashimi platter features five types of fresh fish, each with a unique taste. Overall, the food was delicious and well worth the price.

I ordered the 5000 yen course at the restaurant. The food was all delicious, and the all-you-can-drink alcohol arrived quickly and was great. The private room had a nice atmosphere, but the spacing between the table and chairs was too close, making it hard to relax. I had to sit up straight the whole time, which was a bit uncomfortable. Other than that, it was a good experience.

The course cost 3980 yen. The dishes included salad, bonito sashimi, etc. The seasoning was rich and delicious, but the ingredients were thinly sliced, so it felt a bit lacking. The all-you-can-drink menu was extensive and served quickly, which was satisfying.

We used this restaurant for a group event. We had the impression that such inexpensive places might have slow drink service or lackadaisical customer service, but that was not the case at all. The staff was very accommodating and we were very impressed. Thank you.

The rolled omelette was delicious with a sweet taste!

I'm glad we could get in without a reservation! The beer was cold and delicious!

The private room had a nice atmosphere! The staff was friendly, and the food was delicious! I would like to go again!

The private room was clean and comfortable. They had a wide variety of drinks and we were able to enjoy them at a reasonable price!

The drinks come quickly, which is good.

I would like to use it again because the private room was nice.