This is my first visit. Located a 5-6 minute walk from Shinjuku Sanchome Station. It's an underground shop that turns into a sports bar at night. It seems they operate as a lunch shop during the day. I visited just before 3 pm on a weekday and I was the only customer in the store. I am grateful that they were open. Today, I ordered the Adult Curry Udon for 880 yen and a Warm Tamago for 110 yen. It was served in about 10 minutes. I was happy to see that it came with a salad. The salad consisted of lettuce, cabbage, and a dressing with a hint of garlic that provided a nice balance of sweetness and acidity. The Curry Udon came with green onions, sesame seeds, shredded red pepper, fried toppings, and small diced chashu pork. Although it looks brown on the surface, the inside is actually white. It contains milk, giving it a unique flavor. The udon noodles are smooth on the surface with a chewy texture, soft overall but with a firm core. The dashi broth is flavorful, with a perfect balance between the spiciness on the surface and the milky sweetness from the milk. It's a unique curry udon. Towards the end, I felt a slight separation between the spiciness on the surface and the strength of the milk, which was a bit disappointing, but overall, I appreciated the creativity and enjoyed it. They recommend adding rice and cheese to the remaining soup to create a risotto, which I think would be delicious. I definitely want to try that next time. Thank you for the meal.

This is a restaurant review for a unique lunch spot called "間借りランチ" which specializes in curry udon. The menu is simple with only curry udon available, which can be customized with toppings. In the evening, it transforms into a sports bar atmosphere. The reviewer appreciated the kind service when deciding on toppings and ultimately enjoyed a creamy curry udon with a fragrant bonito broth. The portion size was smaller, more suitable for women, so the reviewer ordered an additional serving of rice, which turned out to be delicious. The curry udon here is different from traditional soba shop curry udon, with a lighter consistency but rich flavor. The ambiance is cozy with dim lighting and smoking allowed. Overall, the reviewer recommends this place for a tasty curry udon experience.

Today's lunch was at Bona Punch. The menu consists of adult curry udon (880 yen) as the main dish. I also ordered an additional bowl of white rice (110 yen). The sweetness, richness, and strong spiciness of the broth are delicious. I can also taste a hint of dried bonito flavor. The chewy udon noodles are also delicious. The fried tofu and bacon toppings are a nice touch. The broth goes well with the white rice. It may be a bit salty, but I couldn't help but finish it all. I randomly stopped by this place and I am very satisfied! It was delicious!

I don't usually drink alone, but I wanted to watch the ACL Urawa Reds game! I called ahead and confirmed that I could watch the game there. Even though I said I was alone, the staff went out of their way to reserve a seat for me. When I entered the restaurant, there were three groups of five customers enjoying drinks while watching professional baseball. The staff seemed to be a Hiroshima Carp fan, as they set up the TV for me to watch the Hiroshima vs. Chunichi game just for me. I ordered a Heineken, which was fruity and easy to drink. For appetizers, I had mozzarella cheese with flying fish roe, chili dog with coarsely ground sausage and crispy bread, and homemade ham with wasabi soy sauce and sesame oil, which was lightly salted and delicious. I also had a Cinderella cocktail made with pineapple and orange, which was tasty. The staff generously offered to add rice to my pork loin steak, which made me very happy. Thank you so much. I will definitely visit again. It was a great meal.

This shop is located underground in Shinjuku Sanchome. Today, I happened to be in Sanchome looking for a nice place, and I found this sports bar that looked easy to enter, so I decided to give it a try. The shop has table seats and a counter, and it seems to get really lively during sports events. There are two staff members, and they seem to specialize in soccer and baseball. One of them is a Carp fan. They were quite friendly. I will definitely come back to check out the events.

This was my first time at a sports bar. The drinks and food were average, but it was great to watch the ACL match on a big screen projector!

The curry udon available only at lunch is amazing! You can be happy for only 800 yen (^_^)

Visiting time 19:30 ■ Location The restaurant is located in a drinking alley just off Shinjuku Street. The entrance to the underground shop is narrow, which may make it a bit difficult to enter if you're not familiar with it. ■ Interior There are a few seats at the counter, and 4-6 person tables x 4. The bright interior with moderate indirect lighting gives off a stylish dining bar vibe. Since the place is relatively new, the interior is very clean and well-maintained, providing a comfortable atmosphere despite the initial impression at the entrance. It's not very spacious, but it's clutter-free and neat. There are a few TVs showing sports broadcasts, and there's a foosball table on one of the tables, so sports enthusiasts should have a good time chatting. ■ Food We opted for a course menu this time, and it mainly consisted of light dishes. (If you go a la carte, there are various main dishes available as well.) The tortillas had a playful touch, with two extremely spicy options included. We tried them and they were indeed very spicy, even hotter than habanero, so if you're not a fan of spicy food, it's wise to skip them. ■ Drinks There isn't a wide selection of brands, but there are various types of Western liquor available. Since they offer many popular options, those who enjoy Western liquor should find something they like. The original cocktail "Bonapunch" made with rum was visually appealing and had a refreshing, easy-to-drink taste, which we found delicious. ■ Staff There were two staff members present during our visit, and we didn't have much chance to talk with them due to our large group, but they seemed friendly and approachable. They mentioned that they have teams for playing futsal at different restaurants in the Shinjuku area, so if you're a fan of futsal or soccer, you could have a passionate conversation with the master. ■ Recommended - Bonapunch There are many sports bars around this area, but while sports bars are often noisy and cramped, this place is clean and spacious enough to enjoy watching sports comfortably. It's a recommended spot for sports enthusiasts, isn't it?

I made a reservation to watch the Champions League final with my friend. For 3000 yen, we could order 3 drinks or food items and watch sports on a big screen. Some may find it expensive, but considering it was the Champions League final and the place was fully booked, I didn't think it was expensive. I only drank Heineken, but there were other options available. The food for snacking while watching sports seemed varied. The staff were friendly, and I had no complaints while watching the game. There were no rude customers either.