We made a reservation for two on Monday night and visited for the first time. It's located very close to Shinbashi Station, in the back streets of Ginza. The interior of the restaurant was popular with office workers and young groups. We reserved the Tori Melo course, which included 9 dishes for 4000 yen (with 2.5 hours of all-you-can-drink). It had impressive cost performance. Every dish was satisfyingly delicious and we were surprised by the quality. The portions were generous and we left feeling full. They stay open late, making it a convenient place for drinking parties. ▼Order ---food--- Tori Melo course, 9 dishes for 4000 yen (with 2.5 hours of all-you-can-drink) Caesar salad Spicy 2 kinds of assortment Choice of main dish (spicy chicken teppanyaki) Homemade tartar chicken nanban Seared salmon and raw octopus carpaccio Potato fries & shrimp senbei Assorted tempura skewers (yam, lotus root) Seiryu Wakadori large thigh skewer Udon for finishing ---drink--- Beer Cola, etc. ▼Visit date and time Late October 2022 (Monday) at 7:00 PM ▼Reservation: Yes ▼Location: 30 seconds walk from Shinbashi Station ▼Number of people: 2 ▼Budget: Dinner 4000 yen per person

It was a course with all-you-can-drink option! I couldn't take photos of everything but... - Edamame - Caesar salad - Drooling chicken - Seared salmon and raw octopus carpaccio - Tenjangige hot pot - Ultimate salt-flavored fried chicken - Potato fries & shrimp crackers - Udon for finishing Especially the Tenjangige hot pot was incredibly delicious!! The chicken was tasty. The finishing udon was also amazing! It was so filling, and with so much alcohol, I was really struggling! But happy! I will definitely go again♪

Bird Melo is a stable choice. I made a reservation this day, but I have visited several times before regardless of reservations. It is relatively clean and the portion of the dishes is generous. I think they have a wide variety of drink options as well. It is located at the entrance of the Hibiya Gourmet Zone, a new alley under the bridge that was recently opened.

I wonder why I ended up coming here. Maybe I didn't want to leave? lol Even though they say you can get free refills of cabbage as an appetizer, sometimes they run out of cabbage without you realizing. On this day, I was pretty drunk and when I tried to go to the restroom, I slipped on the slanted floorboard that was supposed to even out the step, which was slippery from grease, and fell flat on my side, hitting my ribs and cracking one. Yes, it was my own fault, but still... getting a bone injury from being drunk is pretty embarrassing. The restaurant closed, like a three-star sushi place or a safari tour in Africa, lol. Be careful. There are a lot of Chinese restaurants around, but cheap ones that use a lot of oil tend to have slippery floors, so as much as I won't say wear rubber boots, fancy high heels are a no-go! (Oh, those girls who wear such fancy high heels wouldn't come to these kinds of places in the first place, lol) I was so shocked when I heard about a classmate who wore the rubber boots she used during veterinary practice to work at Gyoza no Ohsho, lol. Even in a Paris bistro, I've never been to a place as slippery as this one, lol. Should I explore a bit more under the corridor guard? I'm a total mess, Bell, Bella, Bello~ I'm starting to want to become a human, like Doraemon. Laughing.

I didn't know that the area under the JR tracks, known as the back alley corridor from the Ginza entrance of Shinbashi, is filled with restaurants and bars. It's a great street with a boardwalk-like atmosphere, lined with seating on both sides. It's very lively, with lots of people I don't know drinking. Torimero is a restaurant with a double name with Mirai-zaka, part of the Watami group. I enjoyed eating, drinking, and chatting, making the most of the chain restaurant experience.

After a walk around DSMG, we went for a late dinner. We arrived just before 7:00 PM and ordered a draft beer. Drinking outside is really enjoyable. It seemed like they were busy because our food took a while to come out. By the time our food arrived, we had finished our beer, so we ordered another just in time. Overall, it was a satisfying meal.

After a long time, we bird melody lovers enjoy drinking at this place with cheap drinks. The draft beer and glasses are clean and good. The menu offers stylish skewers, but unfortunately, the fried skewers are no longer available. Personally, I preferred the fried skewers. They also serve hot pot, which I will try next time.

I think this franchise has become unpopular mainly because the media loves to stir up controversy. However, if you overlook that, it's actually not bad in my personal opinion. For example, the fact that you can get a Super Dry for 199 yen is a mystery, but once you taste it, you'll know it's not fake. This business model would definitely appeal to those who like it, but in today's world where there are plenty of cheap all-you-can-drink options, it may not make much sense. However, the food is not bad, and it's a good place for a casual drink. Be careful with the amount of sauce on the egg over rice with grilled chicken skewers. The simmered dish has various parts and surprisingly tastes good. I will continue to visit this place in the future. Thank you for the meal.

I love the free refill of cabbage! Unlimited salted kelp cabbage! A draft beer costs 198 yen. Other items are small in portion but inexpensive. Orders are placed using a tablet. Since it's under the bridge in Shinbashi, let's raise the volume of our conversation a bit.

I used this restaurant for a company social gathering. Since it's a chain store, I didn't have high expectations, but the staff were energetic and the drinks and food came out quickly. We ordered standard items like salad, fried chicken, sashimi, and potatoes, and had beer and lemon sours. The taste of the food was average, but it was nice that they brought it out freshly made and warm. The restaurant is quite spacious, so it can be confusing to find the restroom, but the wide seating area makes it comfortable and not cramped.

Good morning. This is Cammy. Following the recent project celebration, we had a second party, where we decided to visit the popular 3rd generation Torimero, known for its delicious fried chicken. Surprisingly, the drinks were also very affordable! We ended up spending less than 3000 yen after drinking for almost 2 hours. The cost performance was great. The fried chicken was not too spicy, with just the right seasoning, and the juiciness was amazing. I ended up eating a lot. It's reassuring to go to a well-known restaurant like this. Thank you for the meal.

This is a chain store of Watami, and it was my first time visiting. We ordered the White Hoppy Set for 499 yen, and the Naka for 199 yen. The appetizer was fish nanbanzuke for 300 yen, which I really enjoyed as I like this dish. I ordered the Ume Suisho for 350 yen and two pieces of Nankotsu Karaage (skewers) for 150 yen each. I have been into Ume Suisho lately, but the quality can vary depending on the restaurant. I bought some for home use online, so I have become more knowledgeable about it. In that sense, the Ume Suisho here was not exactly my type, although it was tasty. The Nankotsu Karaage was located in the skewer section, and it had a light batter that was closer to simple frying. It came with a small portion of tender meat, and it's one of my favorite dishes. It was a bit surprising that we had to ring the bell on the table to place our order, as I expected a big chain like Watami to have a touchscreen system. Perhaps they have their reasons for this choice...

The best cost performance! A last-minute reservation for a sudden social gathering with course meals and all-you-can-drink for 2750 yen per person. It's great for those who don't eat much in their age group. The food is served promptly and drinks keep coming. It had been a while since I last went, but I realized it's the best. I will visit again! Thank you for the meal.

I went to eat sukiyaki. I couldn't have a conversation because there were noisy customers.

The prices are not high, so it's reasonable, but the yakitori is delicious. I think the bonjiri, skin, tsukune are tasty. By the way, they accept d payment.

A popular izakaya where you can find anything. They even have a wide variety of cocktails. Enjoy your own time at Corridor Street. Thank you.

The spacious and clean interior with TV made it quite cozy. The reasonably priced food was decent. I decided to keep a bottle there, so I will definitely go back.

The all-you-can-drink option is cheap and good!