Sakaisuji Line/ Nagahoribashi Station is about a 5-minute walk away, Y8/BABABAR. ◆No smoking seats available◆Visited on 12/28/2011 (Wed) from 22:15 to 05:00 After eating and drinking to our heart's content at the Korean restaurant "Rakugando Shinsaibashi Store," we moved to this place, which two of my juniors started managing together in October. The restaurant has a counter, large table seats, and a terrace seat that is useful in summer, with a total of about 40 seats. The walls are decorated with the uniforms my juniors wore in high school. Can you guess which high school uniform it is? By the way, my juniors play in the adult soccer team, so I went to a different high school (Seiyu High School). Since I drank a lot of makgeolli at the first place... as always... (laughs) To be honest, I don't remember much about this place. I think I ordered a gin and tonic that I learned about when I had my solo bar debut before. There were three gals that day, right? One of them made it with love... it's cold... (^_^;) Was it a cheese platter? I think the potato fries were fried properly, not microwaved...? The girls were very friendly and the restaurant is really reasonable, so whether you're alone or in a large group, feel free to visit♪ Drinks start from 500 yen, food from 300 yen, and there's a charge of 500 yen per person, making it easy to use. They have German sausages, Dutch cheese, and other carefully selected foods, with friendly staff who love to chat waiting for you♪ In the end, we drank until morning again, ate beef bowls at Yoshinoya, and returned home in the morning... (laughs)

The last train had already gone, and I didn't feel like taking a taxi (and I might not have enough money for it anyway). I was thinking of spending the night at my usual Shin-Fuku or somewhere cheap until morning, when a kind person offered to accompany me. So, we went to this bar in Higashi-Shinsaibashi. It's a casual bar and easy to enter. It seems to be a Korean-style bar, with Korean idol DVDs playing. Even though it's a bar, I had orange juice because I can't drink. Most drinks are priced between 500-700 yen. We also ordered a cheese platter. The lighting was blue, so the food didn't look appetizing in the photos, even after editing. They recommended eating the cheese with mustard, which was unusual. I personally prefer it as it is, maybe with honey. This place is relatively affordable and convenient when you miss the last train.

The other day, I found this store while walking in Minami with my girlfriend and two friends. The interior of the store had a very stylish atmosphere, and the staff, who were all cheerful and lively girls, made us all have a great time with common topics. We had so much fun that we ended up staying at the store for 4 hours, and when we started feeling hungry, we looked at the food menu. It was a bit disappointing that the food selection wasn't very extensive... When I asked the owner if they had anything else, they mentioned that starting in May, they will be offering dishes similar to those found in Italian restaurants as they plan to operate as a full-fledged dining bar. Apparently, they will be using the menu from a newly opened Italian restaurant called "JAWS," which is a sister store. This place, located along the road in an open space, was perfect for enjoying drinks with friends! Looking forward to what's to come!