I have relied on this place many times, but the staff's customer service is top-notch. The food and drinks are cheap, yet tastier than other chain restaurants in the area. (I also visited the Kabukicho branch, but the food at the Ueno branch is definitely more delicious.) I highly recommend the homemade gyoza, and the Chinese cuisine has a comforting, home-cooked flavor.

I visited during lunch on a regular day. The appetizer costs 300 yen. During happy hour, a highball costs 198 yen, which is cheaper than the usual price of 300 yen. It seems they have happy hour until 6:30. The appetizer is the common glass noodles. The Caesar salad, priced at 380 yen, was surprisingly delicious. I was intrigued by the Taiwanese fried chicken and sea pie.

This is a recommended izakaya that is cheap, delicious, and open until morning. The dishes are served in just the right amount and price, with a good selection of drinks and a fast-paced atmosphere. It's the perfect place for those looking to drink until morning, whether it's for a second or third round.【Menu】- Otoshi (appetizer) 300 yen- Seared salmon with ponzu sauce 480 yen- Whole pickled cucumber 300 yen- Lemon sour 350 yen- Highball 300 yen- Strawberry milk 360 yen- White peach sour 350 yen- Yuzu honey sour 350 yen

On this day, I was bar hopping around Ueno. When I passed by Ueno Hirokoji Station, I noticed an interesting store. Food and drinks for 300 yen? That's quite cheap even in Ueno... Alright, let's check it out! The stage for today is "Matsuriya Yumekichi." It's located just a one-minute walk from Ueno Hirokoji Station, in a great location. As the name suggests, the inside of the store has a festive atmosphere, making it quite lively! The drinks are relatively cheap, with draft beer starting at 380 yen. It's a delight for drinkers. First, I ordered a highball for 300 yen. It's quite a good deal. Now, I want to order some food, but the menu is so extensive that I'm having a hard time deciding. But since it's affordable, I'll keep ordering more! I started with the "Morokyu" for 300 yen. It's a refreshing dish, nothing particularly special, but it's tasty. Next, I tried the "Chicken Breast with Ponzu Sauce" for 380 yen. The combination of ponzu sauce and chicken is excellent! It's another refreshing dish. Then, I had the "Grilled Salmon Belly" for 300 yen. Surprisingly, this is also 300 yen! It's a great value for money, with a delicious taste and rich flavor. I couldn't resist ordering the "Grilled Gyoza" for 380 yen because it looked so appetizing in the photo. It's voluminous and has great value for its price. Highly recommended. Lastly, I ended with the "Soba" for 300 yen. Surprisingly, soba is not often found on izakaya menus. The taste is okay, not too firm. For 300 yen, it's decent. Overall, this is an affordable and casual izakaya. The food may not be mind-blowing, but considering the total cost and enjoyable atmosphere, it's a great place to have a fun time drinking and eating with friends. They also offer all-you-can-eat and drink options, which seem reasonably priced. It's a welcoming place to visit, especially since they are open until morning. If you're looking for a place to go, I recommend giving it a try.

Seafood bowl set meal 880 yen I was walking along Kasuga Street thinking about having lunch in the Yushima area, and I found a pub that was serving lunch. Since it was a new place for me, I decided to give it a try. I entered the restaurant at 12:45. I ordered the seafood bowl set meal that I had decided on before. While waiting for the dish to be served, I noticed a smell of cigarettes coming from somewhere. It was from a group of four businessmen sitting next to me. I was quite disappointed to find out that smoking was allowed in the restaurant. At this point, I had already decided not to visit this place again. The dish was served promptly, it arrived in about 3 minutes after ordering. The ingredients included octopus, tuna, salmon, salmon roe, sweet shrimp, yellowtail, cucumber, and thickly rolled omelet. There was finely chopped seaweed on top of the sushi rice, it was a bit disappointing that it wasn't vinegared rice. The toppings were delicious though. Thank you for the meal. Visited for lunch on June 17, 2021. Rating: 3.04

Yes. I stumbled upon this restaurant while wandering around at lunchtime. It's an izakaya lunch. I ordered the black vinegar sweet and sour pork set meal. They offer free refills of rice. The sweet and sour pork has a good amount of meat in it. It's quite tasty, although a bit on the sweet side. The acidity of the vermicelli salad in the side dish helps balance it out. Oh, and the lunch menu has a variety of options. Overall, if you're looking for a lunch spot, this place might be a good choice. The staff are also friendly. Thank you for the meal!

This is a casual izakaya. I stopped by while strolling around because I still wanted to drink. There was a poster advertising a Happy Hour from 11:00 to 18:30 every day, but it turns out they are not currently offering it. I wish they would remove the misleading poster or put up a notice outside. I ordered a White Hoppy set for 380 yen and two glasses of shochu for 200 yen each. The otoshi (appetizer) was stir-fried burdock. For food, I had smelt tempura for 300 yen and pickled egg for 300 yen. The smelt tempura came with shishito peppers. It's a convenient place to drink.

I visited this restaurant for the first time based on a recommendation. It seems to have opened on October 1st in the location where a bar used to be. The restaurant has seating on both the first and second floors, with semi-private seating available. Currently, there is a promotion until October 7th where you can get draft beer, highballs, and sours for 100 yen each. The theme seems to be a festival, with decorations and staff costumes reflecting this. We enjoyed dishes such as ikura grated salad, edamame, octopus ponzu, morning refreshing leeks, tuna natto, hanpen cheese fry, and stir-fried squid intestines, among others. The bill came out to 500 yen per person for cover charge and service fee (excluding tax). It was a fun experience!

I used it three times and it's easy to get in with good cost performance.

It was an all-you-can-eat course. Four dishes came first, then we started ordering. The initial four dishes were just the right amount, not too many, so you can eat what you want properly. The taste is also passable. The staff are foreigners, but they are polite. There was no issue with the carbonation of the alcohol, which is common in cheap izakayas. Considering the cost performance, I think it's a very good restaurant. I will come again.

This was my first time using this service! I used it for a 6:6 group blind date. It was a 120-minute all-you-can-drink deal, and each person could order their own food. The drink menu was extensive, with a wide variety of soft drinks available for those who don't like alcohol. The food was average in taste - we had potatoes, fried octopus, and assorted grilled chicken, all of which were okay. It's hard to find a place in Minato Ward that can accommodate a large group, so I might use this place again if the opportunity arises. Thank you for today!

Delicious food, friendly and helpful staff.

The food was all delicious, but sometimes we received something different from what we ordered, and the strength of the alcohol varied depending on who made it.

We used this place for a year-end party! The staff were very friendly and the food was delicious ✨️

It felt like a typical izakaya. The cost performance was average.