I have been coming to this restaurant for over 10 years, but this is my first time posting. The best thing about this place is the unique counter in the center where the friendly female owner works tirelessly. She is very sociable and has a wide range of conversation topics, so even if you dine alone, you can still have a great time. The menu is not just Italian, there are also many izakaya-style dishes, making it enjoyable for middle-aged men as well. Last night, I finished a bottle of Chilean wine, so I am feeling a bit hungover today, but it was a good day.

After leaving Tori Ichiban, the president of the business partner company said, "Shall we go to another place?" "Yes, let's go!" I replied with a laugh. It was past 1 o'clock, and I could see lights around. I spotted an Italian bar called Teremakashi. I entered immediately and sat at the counter, which was in the shape of a "L". There were two guests already seated. At Tori Ichiban, I had about 7 or 8 lemon chu-hi drinks, so I decided to switch to red wine. I like heavy wines, so I asked if they had wines from Argentina or Chile. They didn't have Argentine wine, so I ordered a Chilean red wine. I ended up having about 5 glasses of wine, which was a bit too much! But it's nice to indulge once in a while. Thank you for the delicious meal.

I stayed at this hotel and felt like having a drink in the middle of the night, so I went outside and found this place. Inside, there was a beautiful woman at the counter, so I ordered a glass of house red wine and angel prawn carpaccio. The angel prawns are rare and very delicious, similar to the ones I had in New Caledonia. Although the flavor was not as strong as in New Caledonia, it was much tastier than other farmed prawns, and the red wine was also delicious. Plus, having a beautiful woman at the counter makes the drinks taste even better.

I was attracted by the Indonesian name of a wine izakaya near my home and decided to go in (laughs). It had a cheap, casual dining atmosphere typical of izakayas, and there were many young customers making it lively. I went after eating, so I didn't eat much, but it seems like they have a variety of menu items, including dishes that go well with wine. They had Italian, Russian, Chinese-style dishes, and typical izakaya menu items. Overall, the prices were cheap. The main dishes were a bit small in portion, but it's a good place for a light drink.

Late-night Italian food! "Telemakasi" means thank you!