I couldn't make a reservation for Friday night at the Sanshine-dori store of Torimero Ikebukuro 3rd Generation, so I visited directly. There was a wait of about 40 minutes for one group, but I decided to wait as it was too much trouble to look for another restaurant. Eventually, I was seated in about 10 minutes, which was faster than expected. I started with a draft beer and then ordered using the touch panel. The cabbage appetizer was delicious and they seared the mackerel right in front of me, making it look and smell amazing. I forgot to take a picture, but the fried chicken, chicken sashimi, and crab cream croquettes were all delicious and the service was very fast despite the crowd. The temperature of the cold and hot dishes was just right. The seating was spacious and the distance from other customers was not bothersome. The price, taste, and atmosphere were all great. It's a restaurant that is easy to use for everyday dining. It was very delicious. Thank you for the meal.

I came here for the first time. I love bird songs. It's easy to order by myself. Oh, the prices are cheap too. I noticed halfway through and ordered an extra cold one! Maybe I had it for the first time. One draft beer, two extra cold beers, three grilled chicken skewers, eringi mushroom skewers, all for 1,920 yen, I was surprised. Thank you for the meal (^^)

This is Torimero located on Sunshine Street in Ikebukuro. They offer beer for only 199 yen, making it a great place for a casual drink after work. The food is delicious, especially the tsukune skewers. I recommend ordering the egg tsukune and cheese tsukune, and eating the egg tsukune first before pouring the leftover egg over the cheese tsukune. It's really tasty. A recommended spot for a casual drink in Ikebukuro.

I went to this restaurant the other day. There weren't many people there, so I felt like drinking and went in again. They had a 2-hour all-you-can-drink deal for 995 yen. The amount of alcohol was no joke, so I ended up having about 15 drinks in 2 hours. I got the nickname "Split Bill Champion." The restaurant was empty. It seems like this place is open until midnight.

After watching The Matrix, I got really excited and went to the nearest izakaya. It was super crowded. They had a cheap all-you-can-drink deal for 990 yen for 2 hours before 7pm. I thought I could easily get my money's worth, so I had 10 drinks. The food was not that great though.

I wanted to have a drink in the afternoon, and my close friend who only accepts Asahi Super Dry (lol) was with me, so we decided to go straight there without knowing if they were open. It turned out they were open from 12 pm on a Sunday! There were customers already there before us. The Super Dry draft beer was 199 yen, and the Extra Cold Pilsner was 299 yen. The handsome glass mug was 699 yen, which was a great deal. They also had sour cocktails in the handsome glass mug for almost 699 yen. We had salted cabbage as a starter, and then we ordered 7 skewers of yakitori, liver, tsukune (chicken meatballs), and grilled rice balls, but mostly we were just drinking. In a place where Premium Malts is common, this might be the only place in Ikebukuro where you can drink Super Dry at this price! It had been a while since I last visited, but I'm glad they were open! Thank you for the meal.

"I visited when I was playing in Ikebukuro with a friend! I went around 10 o'clock on a Saturday. I ordered the Torimero, meat sushi, yakitori, and many other appetizers. It was my first time using Torimero, and I found the atmosphere to be comfortable, like a casual izakaya. The staff were friendly and the service was quick and smooth. Despite it being late at 10 pm, it was quite crowded! The dishes we ordered had good portions and tasted delicious. The meat sushi was thinly sliced and a bit rare, but the aroma when it was seared was appetizing. I was quite hungry, so I also tried other appetizers, and everything was simply delicious!"

I used it for solo drinking on my day off. The atmosphere inside the store is like a typical chain izakaya. First, I ordered a highball and then ordered chicken tenderloin, pork lettuce wraps, fried chicken, and salmon belly. They were all very delicious. I was very satisfied, so I want to visit again.

I missed the last train in Ikebukuro, so I went to the East exit to look for a place that was open until the first train. I found a sign advertising Asahi Super Dry for 199 yen at "Torimero"! It's about a 3-minute walk from the East exit. As a beer lover, I was excited to find Asahi Super Dry for 199 yen! Since they were open until 5 am, I decided to go in. The place was crowded with people at that hour! I started with the 199 yen Asahi Super Dry, which was just what I needed. The salted kombu cabbage was a nice appetizer. The yakitori was good, but the portions were small. The standout dish was the golden menma, which was thick, soft, and well-seasoned. The thick tofu was also delicious. I also ordered crab cream croquette and two kinds of kushiage. Everything was fried, and the crab cream croquette was very filling. I ended up sticking to the Super Dry until the end.

Torimero is a store located on Sunshine Street in Ikebukuro. I didn't realize that it used to be a Watami store before becoming Torimero! I actually came here without using Rakuten Pay, and since I don't go to Lawson very often, I searched for an izakaya and ended up at Torimero. The interior is a bit cramped, typical for Ikebukuro. When I ordered a drink, it came out quickly. The dishes came out normally, so I started with yakitori. They also had grilled chicken from Miyazaki, which was a bit tough and had a bland taste, so I didn't enjoy it much. It was at a manageable level though. Now, I paid with Rakuten Pay! I scanned the QR code on the iPad at the store with the app and quickly paid. This is so convenient! Although I do worry when I'm too drunk (laughs).

I had known about the new business style of Watami with the third generation Torimero for about three years, but I had never been to one. Finally, I visited the store in Ikebukuro East Exit. When I entered, the shop was a bit dimly lit and all the staff were foreigners. With beer priced at 199 yen, I wondered how these kinds of shops make a profit by serving mostly beer. I ordered some yakitori, which was delicious and piping hot. What impressed me the most was the well-trained staff of the Watami group! Even though they were all foreigners, they provided excellent customer service. Thank you for the meal~♪

I came here because I wanted to eat chicken. The grilled chicken thigh was very impressive.

The grilled chicken is delicious and has a good cost-performance ratio. There is also a wide variety of dishes that are delicious.

I had an appointment in Ikebukuro, so I stopped by "Sandaimeme Torimero" near Ikebukuro Sunshine for a quick visit! I was able to get in right away even without a reservation because it was early. I ordered a 199 yen Super Dry beer, which was quite cheap. The highball was very strong though. I ordered a mixed yakitori plate, potato salad, and crab cream croquette. The food quality was average, and the service speed was decent since it wasn't too crowded. It's a good place for a casual drink with a small group. They have spacious seating and offer all-you-can-drink courses, so it might be suitable for group gatherings. It seems to cater more towards a younger crowd in Ikebukuro. Thank you for the meal!

I used it for the second party. Torimero, which rapidly increased its number of stores last year, is appealing to customers by offering cheap beer! I was already almost full from the first party, but some people joined from the second party, so we ordered some dishes. I just kept ordering beer and eating snacks, but when I looked at the menu, the drinks were indeed cheap but the food felt slightly expensive. It's similar to the popular Kyushu izakaya "Hakata ○ Tsuki". However, it's not like the food was bad, so I didn't feel the need to loudly assert my opinion. But lately, it seems like there are only these kinds of restaurants... Thank you for the meal.

On the Sunday night of the Bon holiday weekend, I wandered around Sunshine Street in Ikebukuro and ended up entering a random restaurant. I didn't find the prices or the taste particularly appealing, and the meal ended with a disappointing drink. It had some floating particles in it, which was a first for me. The staff's response was good, which was a relief, but it was a somewhat disappointing dinner overall. I had high hopes after seeing a TV show saying the restaurant had been revitalized with a new concept, but the operation inside felt a bit off. It seemed like there was a lack of communication with the foreign staff, leaving the few Japanese staff members with a heavy workload. Thank you for your hard work. Good job.

It is located on a side street off Sunshine Street in Ikebukuro. It used to be Watamin House, but the name seems to have changed at some point, so I decided to go in and check it out. According to the staff, it is a new concept from Watami called Torimero! It is a restaurant specializing in chicken dishes. The prices on the menu were quite affordable. I ordered the recommended chicken cutlet and the grilled chicken thigh. They were both delicious and juicy. We only had a limited time for our second round, so we couldn't order much, but I would like to go back and try more dishes since it was reasonably priced. Thank you for the meal.

Specialty chicken dish restaurants are competing to develop chicken-themed concepts, with each izakaya chain trying to attract customers. The name "Torimero" seems to suggest being head over heels for chicken. We started by ordering the signature dishes and were pleased to find that you can order individual servings of hot pot for only 650 yen. We decided to compare two types of hot pots: the Torimero hot pot and the salted butter hot pot. While it was a bit of a hassle to order two types of hot pots, it was a unique experience that you can only enjoy when dining out. The hot pots were delicious, with a perfectly grilled chicken leg and a tender and smoky liver. The potato salad with the secret sauce was tasty, although the version without the sauce seemed to have better flavor. As for the grilled chicken, it's best not to have high expectations. Overall, I thought Torimero was a step up from traditional izakaya chain menus and worth a try.

As people reach middle age, they tend to drink more than eat. It's great to find a restaurant where you can have all-you-can-drink for a set price, even though the food prices may be a bit higher. However, since I don't eat much, it ended up being cheap for me. Thank you for the meal.