Just a quick note♡ Located right in the middle of Corridor! A lively and bustling izakaya♡ Every seat has a tap! Unlimited shochu pouring for 60 minutes♡ Enjoy tempura and fish at the same time✎*。Work was too tough... so I invited my senior out for a drink on the way home~ We wanted to eat yakitori, so we wandered around Corridor, but couldn't find a good place, until we stumbled upon this eye-catching restaurant. Turns out it was great. LOL Unexpectedly, they have a magic tap that allows you to drink shochu for free for 60 minutes✨✨ You need to order something to mix with it separately, but you can decide the strength of your sour yourself, which is the best system. We just kept drinking and drinking✨ The popular dishes seem to be tempura and fish. I was hesitant to order tempura at a place like this because it seemed greasy... but I tried the sweet potato and cheese tempura and it was so delicious, I had to order more. (Forgot to take a picture) Anyway, it's delicious and you can keep drinking, all for less than 4,000 yen per person. The staff seemed a bit understaffed, so the alcohol service took a bit of time, but even considering that, it was cost-effective‍♀️! #ShinbashiStation #Shinbashi #GinzaGinten #GinzaGintenCorridorBranch #Ginten #GintenGinzaCorridorBranch #ShinbashiDrinks #ShinbashiStationDrinks #GinzaDrinks #ShinbashiGourmet #Corridor

This is a tempura izakaya located in the Ginza Corridor Street. It is closer to Shinbashi in terms of pricing compared to Ginza. They offer shochu on tap. The first hour is free (extension costs 330 yen for 30 minutes), but the additional ingredients are charged separately and are quite expensive, so there is no sense of value. [Price reference for dishes] Recommended tempura assortment 1,089 yen, White liver sandwich 275 yen, Dashimaki tamago (rolled omelette) 429 yen, Rich matcha pudding 429 yen. *Charge is 330 yen per person.

8/11, ¥2,500 per person. Near Shinbashi and Ginza, we went to a bar with 6 people this time! This place offers 1 hour of free shochu drinks. We ordered additional dishes and wanted to extend the time, but there is an extension fee system. The drinks are a bit pricey, but the overall cost performance is great. It was tough to order 2 dishes per person for food, but the tempura and rolls looked delicious, so we managed. The service was slow at times, and there were some order mistakes. Even though we only ordered 12 dishes for 6 people, they said they forgot some, but we let it slide this time. Overall, the cost performance and taste of the restaurant were good.

This is a very lively izakaya, perfect for drinking. The atmosphere inside the restaurant is very pleasant, and if you go at 10 p.m., it will be bustling with many people. This place focuses on serving free shochu, which can be enjoyed in various ways and mixed with different options, making it a fun and unique drinking experience.

First time trying tap shochu. Visited with one other person. Sat at the counter. They have a good selection of small dishes, so even if you come alone, you can enjoy trying a variety of food. 60 minutes of free tap shochu. You can enjoy trying different mixers. Be careful not to drink too much because it's easy to lose track of how much you've had.

▷Popular Faucet Bar Ginten / Shinbashi. Enjoy 60 minutes of free all-you-can-drink for those who love mixed drinks! Shochu comes out from the faucet on your table. ▷Popular Faucet Bar Ginten @ginza.ginten. Within a 5-minute walk from Shinbashi Station, you can enjoy freshly fried tempura and rolled appetizers! A new concept where shochu comes out when you turn the faucet, offering 60 minutes of unlimited mixing at an unbeatable price! The menu includes a wide variety of drinks such as rich and flavorful teas, cider, and Calpis. A complimentary dish of simmered offal is served, and it's delicious right from the start! The staff is busy as the restaurant is full. A pot of mixed tea, which contains three servings of mixed drinks, costs only 350 yen. You can also order drinks individually! With specialties like sea bream wrapped in shiso leaves with sea urchin and avocado tempura, the tempura dishes are a must-try and there are plenty of appetizers and side dishes to satisfy your desire to eat and drink. There are still many menu items we haven't tried, so we would like to go back with friends! Highly recommended for those looking to drink cost-effectively in Shinbashi. We ate and drank until we were satisfied for ¥3000 each, but it's ¥2000 per person if you don't drink! Thank you for the feast tonight! ▷Shop Information ☑︎Tabelog Rating: 3.15. ☑︎Budget: ¥3,000 ~ ¥3,999. ☑︎Nearest Station: Within 5 minutes walk from Shinbashi Station / Ginza Station. ☑︎Business Hours: Mon/Thu 17:00 ~ 23:30, Fri/Holiday Eve 17:00 ~ 05:00, Sat 14:00 ~ 05:00, Sun/Holiday 14:00 ~ 23:30. ☑︎Closed: None. ☑︎Phone Number: 050-5589-8187. ☑︎Address: 1F Tokyo Kosokudoro Yamashita Building, 7-2-114 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo. ☑︎Payment Methods: Cash / Card / Electronic Money / QR Payment Available. #ShinbashiGourmet #ShinbashiDinner #ShinbashiIzakaya #PopularBar #Ginten #FaucetBar #Izakaya #SakeLover #TokyoGourmet #TokyoDinner #instafood #foodstagram #Tempura #Shochu #AllYouCanDrink #TeaMixedDrink #WantToConnectWithTempuraLovers

The style of this restaurant is where you pour your own drinks from the taps at each table, and the first hour is all-you-can-drink for free. Mixers are charged separately, but they are reasonably priced. The atmosphere inside is bright and lively with many customers. The food consists of small dishes that are perfect for snacking rather than having a full meal.

Located in Ginza Corridor, "Gin-Ten" is a popular taproom where you can enjoy a wide variety of sake, shochu, and other drinks. The fresh sake poured directly from the tap is a unique feature, allowing you to choose according to your mood and food pairing. The food is excellent, with a highlight being the fresh sashimi platter. The sashimi, made with seasonal fish, will impress you with its freshness and flavor. Don't miss the salad made with locally sourced fresh vegetables. The lively atmosphere in the restaurant is perfect for gatherings with friends or colleagues. The staff's hospitality is outstanding, making first-time visitors feel right at home. "Gin-Ten Ginza Corridor" is a must-visit spot for those seeking delicious drinks, food, and a good time. I look forward to visiting again and again.

It's a day off! Time for day drinking! Although I still can't fully recover from the flu, I feel like having a drink during the day. So, I headed to a place where they offer free-flowing sour drinks from the tap for 60 minutes! It's a bit dangerous because they make money by charging for refills, but I decided to go for it. I quickly got tipsy as my body wasn't fully recovered. The seasonal tempura dishes were delicious, as well as the grilled mackerel skewers and dumplings. There are plenty of tasty dishes that go well with alcohol. I realized that I can't handle drinking too much from the tap anymore due to my age. Thanks for the meal!

The restaurant was lively, with reasonable prices and a unique feature of a shochu tap. It's conveniently located near the station and perfect for a 20s drinking party. However, when it gets crowded, orders may be delayed and the staff might seem overwhelmed. Overall, it's a great place to go without feeling too formal.

There is a sake tap at this restaurant. It's a great deal for those who drink a lot! It's bustling at this popular izakaya! The food is cheap and delicious! Highly recommended for those who love Japanese cuisine. The grilled mackerel skewers are especially recommended! It's crowded, so it's better to make a reservation before going. Budget: 3000 yen per person. *Be careful not to drink too much from the sake tap. LOL

I saw this restaurant on a TV show about food and decided to make a reservation because it looked interesting. When I arrived on Saturday evening, the place was already bustling with lots of customers. I'm glad I made a reservation, or else I might not have gotten a table. I started off with a draft beer (Super Dry) and then took advantage of the one-hour free-flowing shochu. They give you a glass and set a timer on your table. I also ordered a set of lemon chu-hai, matcha liqueur, and white hoppy. It was fun being able to adjust the strength of the drinks myself. We ordered various tempura dishes as snacks, and they were all delicious and crispy. The only downside was finding out later that we could only stay for two hours, which wasn't explained to us beforehand. It's understandable since it was crowded, but still a bit disappointing. The atmosphere was great, perfect for a second round of drinks. I would definitely go back if I have the chance.

I happened to pass by this place and was drawn in by the offer of all-you-can-drink shochu for 60 minutes from the tap. If you opt for this deal, keep in mind that you'll need to order mixers separately, and each person must order at least 2 items. The main snacks available are tempura. The sea urchin-topped red snapper wrapped in shiso leaves is pure bliss with its generous amount of sea urchin. The asparagus and Grana Padano combo is a perfect match with the salty kick of the Grana Padano. The minced fish and shiso leaf tempura surprised me with its fluffy texture, even when cooked. The rolled sushi tempura with salmon and Camembert cheese offers a new and interesting texture. The all-you-can-drink shochu deal from the tap may not have the highest quality, and therefore, it's a challenge to drink a significant amount in 60 minutes. Depending on the cost of mixers, it may or may not be cost-effective. Overall, it could be a fun experience to attend as an event.

A new restaurant opened on Corridor Street in September, offering delicious, fun, and affordable options for our daily year-end parties. You can enjoy free shochu from the tap on your table for 60 minutes, with an extension available for 330 yen for an additional 30 minutes. You must order at least 2 items per person, but there are plenty of snack options to choose from. The shochu served is smooth and easy to drink, with no strong taste. The amount of shochu in each glass is clearly marked, making it easy to keep track. The snacks are all small-sized, so it may not be suitable for those looking for a hearty meal, but everything was delicious. The tempura was crispy and freshly fried, and we also enjoyed dishes like grilled eggplant, grated fish, tuna sashimi, seafood yukhoe, and rolled omelette. They provide a water bottle-like container for the dipping sauce upon request, and there are powdered salt and matcha salt on the table. We ordered all the tea-based drinks, and the genmaicha tea was so strong that it looked like a café latte, which was interesting. I highly recommend the Earl Grey tea cocktail, it's delicious and you can drink it forever. You can place your orders using a buzzer or your smartphone, making it a convenient and user-friendly restaurant.

[Nearest Station] Ginza Station, 5 minutes on foot [Visit Time] Friday, around 11:00 PM [Purpose] Second bar [Closed Days] No holidays [Reservation] Not required [Waiting Time (Outside the Store)] None [Number of People] 4 people [Budget] ¥1,000 to ¥2,000 [Order] Suntory Highball for ¥370 [Recommended for] Those looking for a second bar around Ginza Station [Overview] At "Dasshutsu Japaku Sakaba Ginten. Ginza Corridor Store," you can enjoy healthy tempura and a wide variety of side dishes. While they focus on the food, the highlight is definitely the drinks. As the name suggests, each table is equipped with a tap, offering a free 60-minute all-you-can-drink shochu service! A must-visit for those in the Corridor area. The place is clean and highly recommended! [Review] ☆Suntory Highball for ¥370 I apologize, after indulging in meat and drinks at the first place, us four big guys were satisfied with just one Highball. If I have the chance to visit again, I will definitely explore the extensive menu and order more. Thank you for the meal!

Newly opened in the Ginza Corridor Street, Ginten offers a crazy system where you can enjoy unlimited shochu from the built-in faucets at each table for a surprising 60 minutes free of charge. With a wide variety of carefully selected teas and highball mixers, the drinks go down smoothly. They offer a total of 22 types of freshly fried tempura and a rich variety of sushi rolls that are excellent. The salmon dashi roll (sushi roll) looked amazing, but I drank too much and couldn't eat much, so I definitely want to go back again! #GintenGinzaCorridorStore #Ginten #ShochuFaucet #izakaya #tempura #sushi #GinzaGourmet #GinzaDinner #GinzaFood #GinzaIzakaya #YurakuchoGourmet #YurakuchoDinner #YurakuchoFood #YurakuchoIzakaya #TempuraLover #SushiLover #WantToConnectWithSushiLovers

Yes, we started at the second place after all. I was nervous meeting up with my friend after a long time. We came to a newly opened tempura izakaya. Everything we ate was delicious and amazing. I was too nervous to take good photos, but rest assured, it was delicious and amazing. The tempura seaweed roll was innovative and fantastic. We had a really fun time and two hours flew by. The restaurant and restroom were clean, but I found another weakness. There is a smoking room, so they have everything well thought out. But it was so much fun. I will definitely visit again next time. It was amazing. #Chuo-ku, Tokyo #Ginza #Second place start #Izakaya #Ginsen Sake Bar #Tempura #Red snapper with shiso leaf roll #Fish #Oyama chicken #Asparagus #Chicken meat #Skin-on nagaimo #Big black mushroom #Vegetables #Salmon roe with salmon dashi roll #Salmon camembert roll tempura #Higomurasaki #Eggplant #Skin-on potato fries #Vanilla ice cream #Sweet potato #Delicious #Happy #Atmosphere #Fun #It was amazing.

The mechanism of having shochu come out of the tap is interesting, but when changing the mixer, you have to ask for a glass change from here to get it changed. Despite specializing in tempura, the half-boiled egg is not really half-boiled, and the batter is not crispy, so it might be better not to have high expectations when going there.

■Access - 5 minutes walk from Ginza Station on each Tokyo Metro line ■Visit Frequency - First time visiting ■Purpose - Second party with friends ■Overview - A popular izakaya located in Ginza Corridor Street. As the name suggests, the seats have a tap where shochu comes out, allowing customers to enjoy shochu for free in a self-service style. The clean interior and reasonable prices always attract a lively crowd, often leading to full house. ■Menu - The restaurant's specialty is tempura. They offer a variety of tempura, from basic to creative ones using ingredients like sea urchin. They also have rolls and typical izakaya dishes, all at reasonable prices. The dishes we had on this day were as follows: - Homemade potato salad - Fatty tuna roll - Salmon camembert roll - Salmon roe and salmon dashi roll - Beef skewers - Draft beer - Green tea (with mixer) ■Impressions - I was drawn to this restaurant by the concept of free self-service shochu, so I stopped by for a second party. The location in Corridor Street adds to the lively atmosphere inside, making it a perfect spot for those who want to have a fun time. The tap at the table allows you to drink without having to order each time, which is a nice touch. Just be careful not to drink too much as it's easy to get carried away. One dish that left an impression was the salmon camembert cheese roll. The unique aroma of camembert and the richness of salmon complement each other well, making it a dish that you can't stop eating. I'm sure I'll be visiting this restaurant many more times in the future. Thank you for the meal. ■Rating at the time of visit - 3.07

Recently, the trend of establishments offering shochu on tap at the table, allowing customers to enjoy food and drinks in this unique way, has been increasing nationwide. Here in Ginza, a new shochu on tap restaurant has opened. I visited about a week after the opening. It is located in the middle of Corridor Street, which is a great location. This place not only offers shochu on tap but also specializes in tempura dishes. Since I was alone, I decided to sit at the counter and enjoy the experience. In order to enjoy the shochu on tap, you need to order the all-you-can-drink option. There are some conditions to be aware of, which I will briefly explain. Shochu on Tap Conditions: - For group visits, all members must order the all-you-can-drink option - Minimum order of 2 food items required - The first 60 minutes of shochu drinking is free (after that, it costs around 330 yen for every 30 minutes) - Mixers are charged separately - Ice is provided for free - There is a charge of around 300 yen per person (regardless of ordering shochu on tap) Some may think it's not cheap when looking at these conditions, but for Ginza standards, I believe it is quite reasonable. Roughly calculated, with a minimum of 700 yen for 2 food items and the charge, you can enjoy all-you-can-drink shochu for the first 60 minutes. If you also order mixers, it would cost around 1300 yen, which is still affordable. Moving on to the food I ordered this time: - Simmered dish (appetizer) - White liver in a cream puff - Tempura of sea bream with sea urchin - Broccoli tempura with Serrano ham - Oyama chicken meatball - Onion tempura - Yam tempura - Conger eel tempura - Tuna tataki - Seaweed miso soup Tempura and other dishes were all priced at 1000 yen or less, making it easy to enjoy a variety of flavors while drinking. The taste was decent for the price, and it complemented the drinks well. The advantage of shochu on tap is that you can pour it yourself without waiting, and adjust the strength to your liking. I ordered hojicha as a mixer, and its rich flavor paired nicely with the shochu. It was served in a teapot, which was a nice touch. With all the orders I made in a 60-minute period, the total came to around 3800 yen. It was a satisfying meal and drink experience. This place offers a different perspective on Ginza, known for being expensive. I look forward to visiting again.