I haven't taken any good photos, but as the name suggests, most of the drinks and dishes on the menu are priced at 280 yen, making it a great place for students. The seating feels like private rooms, so you can enjoy without worrying about your surroundings.

After enjoying cherry blossom viewing, we continued drinking even though we had already drank a lot. We were a group of people who love drinking, so we were debating whether to go for the all-you-can-drink option. However, with all-you-can-drink, you need to order at least 2 food items per person, so we decided to go for individual drinks instead. The all-you-can-drink option only had Kin-Mugi beer, but with individual drinks, we could get Premium Malt for only 280 yen, which was a great deal. The food was a bit salty and the portions were small, but considering the price, it was reasonable. The seating area was a bit cramped, but the female staff who served us provided excellent customer service, making our experience comfortable. In the end, we spent around 2700 yen for food and drinks, which was slightly cheaper than the all-you-can-eat option. We stayed for over 3 hours, so it was quite a good deal.

I chose the 2-hour course for 3300 yen for eating and drinking. The food was served very quickly and the taste was delicious, so I was very satisfied! It was delicious! The drinks seemed a bit bland... I also ate things other than what is shown in the photos.

I have visited this place several times, but this is my first review. The interior of the restaurant has semi-private table seating. When it comes to private rooms... I feel stressed when the staff is not nearby to take orders, so I wish there was a call bell. It seems like not many places have that even in other restaurants with private rooms. Anyway, with everything priced at 280 yen, you can stop by without any hesitation. I don't eat much when I drink, so the portions are quite generous for the price. I think it's good value for money. The taste is just average. It's not bad, which is good enough. After all, it's 280 yen for everything so I think it's fine. This restaurant is known for its highballs, but the drink selection is not that extensive. It was disappointing that the plates served were dripping with water. Perhaps they don't use commercial dishwashers... It's advisable to make a reservation before the holidays. Thank you for the meal.

After the first meeting of the Kintetsu Main Store's support team, I visited Abeno Highball Sakaba Hachi in Osaka. Located at 2-4-56 Abenosuji, Second Building 5F, this place has individual booths that resemble private rooms. We ordered a pitcher of beer and enjoyed various dishes like potato salad, crab miso with grilled seaweed, squid tempura, chicken skin with ponzu sauce, and yellowtail sashimi. Despite being a highball bar, we started with beer out of habit.

The other day, I visited a highball bar called Hachisan in Abeno with my colleagues from work. The bar is located on the 5th floor of a building. As we got off the elevator on the 5th floor, we were welcomed by a retro entrance. The interior of the bar has a tin-like atmosphere and is dimly lit. We were guided to a private booth. They offer a 2-hour all-you-can-eat and drink deal on weekdays for less than 3000 yen. With the menu in hand, the three of us ordered a variety of dishes. The menu is quite extensive and each dish is quite filling, so the three of us were satisfied. Although beer is good, we decided to try the highballs since we were at a highball bar. There are various types of highballs available, but the regular highball was the best. It was a great experience to enjoy the food and drinks in a private space with friends, and we had a lot of fun. All in all, it was a satisfying experience. If given the chance, we would definitely visit again.

After eating yakiniku at the second restaurant, I sent Kaji-chan to Shin-Imamiya Station. It was still early, so I opened Facebook and saw that a super otaku had checked in alone at Toriki in Okunicho. Hmm... Then I saw that Kayo-chan was drinking with friends in Abeno. Alright, I'll just join them without asking (laughs). However, getting to the destination has become easier with the iPhone. I found the place next to Pasca in the game center's building with the elevator. When I entered the restaurant, all the rooms seemed like semi-private rooms. I asked the staff if there were any female customers who resembled Hiroko Mori or cute girls, and they said they didn't know Hiroko Mori. What!? You don't know Hiroko Mori, the legendary TV personality? Well, it's okay not to know Kenji Moriwaki (laughs). But Hiroko Mori is a famous person, right? By the way, I recently saw a commercial announcing dinner shows at a hotel in Kobe. They have dinner shows planned for four famous people, each costing 32000 yen. I remember Suzuki Masayuki, 42000 yen, Takahashi Mariko, 42000 yen, Hiroko Mori, 32000 yen, and some unknown middle-aged woman, also 32000 yen. The fact that the middle-aged woman is priced the same as the big names is interesting. But what caught my attention was that while Suzuki Masayuki and Takahashi Mariko were announced to have concerts after the meal, Hiroko Mori was listed to have a LIVE performance. That was kind of amusing. Anyway, Kayo-chan was drinking with a local female friend named Nishi-chan. Oh, a girl! I was thinking about what to do if it was a guy, but then I realized how annoying it would be if a random guy suddenly showed up while I was having a date with Kayo-chan and smiled saying he saw us on Facebook (laughs). Well, that's another reason why it's good that it was a girl. So, let's have a drink. This place is a highball bar, so I'll only drink highballs! I started with a sudachi highball for 280 yen. Cheers! This place is like a trendy izakaya with 280 yen for everything. The appetizer was potato salad, and surprisingly, it spoke when I touched it. (Appetizer) Hello, I am a commercial potato salad. (Grass) Nice to meet you, I am Tsukinoumiya Sou. (Potato salad) Goodbye... Next, I tried a yuzu highball for 280 yen. It went down in an instant. Then, I had a slightly plum highball for 280 yen. Also went down in an instant... Sweet highballs are easy to drink and nice once in a while. Well, it's almost time for the last train, so I'll stop here. Nishi-chan, who doesn't seem to be good with alcohol, had a warm and bright atmosphere and was wearing a cute jacket. It reminded me of the kind of jacket Yuki from Judy Mary would wear. I thought about giving it to her, but I figured the size wouldn't fit, so I didn't say anything. The bill was 1000 yen less thanks to Kayo-chan. It was supposed to be a little over, but thank you. Thank you for the meal. Then, I walked to the station and saw them off. Both Kayo-chan and Nishi-chan were early risers the next day, which surprised me. I have work from 9 a.m., but all I have to do is get dressed, eat a banana, and go to the office, so I can sleep until the last minute. Girls have it tough in the morning with makeup and all. Well, after saying goodbye to the cats, I opened Facebook again. To be continued. I have a useless gourmet blog (laughs). Search for "草草の廃人日記" if you're interested.

Recently, izakayas with a flat-rate system have been trending. It's a good thing to have affordable options, but if they start cutting corners on service, it's not worth it. The staff look like high school students, and it's not reassuring to have them working late at night. Most dishes are priced at 280 yen, and although I didn't try any, the hot pot dishes looked appetizing. The elevator takes you up to the 5th floor, but when you get off, the floor is sticky and greasy. I had to ask the staff to clean it right away. It's not good to rely too much on part-time workers.