I visited a course that included all-you-can-drink for 5,000 yen, and I was pleased to find a good selection of Japanese sake. The portion sizes for the food were just right for someone in my age group (50s). I added a few sake options, but the basic selection was sufficient. The lighting in the restaurant was also perfect, creating a very relaxing atmosphere for drinking. Thanks to this, I enjoyed my drinks quite a bit. I definitely want to return to this place.

Exit from Exit 4 of Yotsuya Samchome and head towards Yotsuya right away. I happened to come across a lunch sign while walking and decided to stop by. The pasta lunch is 900 yen, and other options like the hamburger lunch and meal sets are reasonably priced at 1000 yen! It's located on the second floor of a building, and at night, it transforms into a sake bar offering all-you-can-drink sake by the glass as well as all-you-can-drink sake courses, which also sounds intriguing. The interior has depth, featuring both counter seating and table seats, and I opted for a table in the back. Interestingly, the lunch menu also includes an all-you-can-drink sake option and snack sets, with sake glasses available for 500 yen. I chose not to drink today since I had work afterward, but it certainly piqued my interest (laughs). What I had that day was the homemade tofu salad lunch for 1000 yen, which came with bread and soup. I was torn between that and the hamburger lunch, but after several days of indulgent eating, my body was craving something healthier, so I went for the salad lunch. I was able to enjoy a good amount of vegetables, and the homemade tofu was delicious! The warm corn potage was comforting — I soaked my bread in the soup while enjoying it. I found a great place for my regular lunches. It's really close to the Yotsuya Samchome intersection, so I can see it being useful at night too. The staff were friendly as well.

The店 offers a basket filled with three servings of sake, which is just right for a solo drinker along with a small selection of snacks. The service is bright and pleasant. For a final touch, you can enjoy rice balls or pasta, allowing for a complete dining experience in one place. There is a wide variety of sake, making it highly recommended for sake lovers. I will visit again. Thank you for the meal! m(_ _)m

The restaurant is conveniently located right by the station, making it easy to visit even on rainy days. I ordered a tasting set of seven different types of sake, and it was served in beautiful, elegant cups, which really boosted my excitement. The yam tempura was absolutely delicious! I would be happy if there were a few more options on the menu.

I visited this place located on the 2nd floor of a mixed-use building in Yotsuya. Inside, they play rock music in English. The restaurant is long and narrow, with a counter as well. I ordered the "Weekly Pasta," which is a mentaiko (cod roe) pasta. It was served in about 5 minutes. The mentaiko pasta is eaten with chopsticks and goes really well with miso soup.

A casual sake bar with a selection of fine sake. I enjoyed chatting about baseball with the owner, a Giants fan, while savoring delicious snacks and tasting unique sake from various regions. The Kudoki Jouzu JR. honey sake was fruity and floral, leaving a striking impression with its sweet pear-like aroma. However, I still couldn't master the art of "kudoki jouzu"! I’ll definitely be back!

The restaurant is just a 3-minute walk from the station, making it very accessible. It's located on the second floor. The interior is narrow but extends deep, providing a decent number of seats. The female owner served us promptly and efficiently. Remarkably, they even include sake in their all-you-can-drink option, which is quite impressive! We ordered a course, and every dish paired perfectly with the drinks. I especially loved the first platter; even though it was just the beginning, it featured dishes that made me want to enjoy them slowly with some sake. Everything seemed to have a soft texture, but then we were surprised by fresh, hot fries, adding a bit of a junk food vibe to the meal. Freshly fried food is just so delicious! I had always thought that fried items should be paired with beer, but surprisingly, they go well with sake too… I did feel slightly guilty about the calories, but it was a delightful indulgence. It’s okay to treat yourself once in a while! There were so many options that we couldn't finish all the drinks, so I definitely want to come back.

I visited this restaurant because it opens in the evening and offers a wide selection of famous sake! I felt tempted to try everything on the menu. The dishes were carefully prepared, and each one was delicious. The marinated fried chicken and the shrimp toast were particularly tasty. A young female staff member was very pleasant and helped me choose some sake that I really liked. I would love to visit this place again! (I did find the scent of perfume a bit distracting since I want to fully enjoy the aroma of the sake... that was a little disappointing, haha. But I really want to support this restaurant!)

The dishes are delicious and the portions are just right. There is a wide variety of sake available. It's perfect for those who want to enjoy a variety of small snacks while drinking. However, I personally prefer to have a satisfying ending to my meal. The mentaiko cheese rice balls come highly recommended; I would love to eat two of them.

Two women visited. The food and sake were both delicious, and we really enjoyed ourselves. The sake tasting of seven varieties (as shown in the photo) had beautiful containers that were very soothing. The staff's service was also outstanding! We plan to visit again.

I was happy to have a wide selection of sake. The staff was also very pleasant.

The selection of sake was great.