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Welcome.---------- February 2015 ----------Get off at Subway Kita-Juhachi-Jo Station and head towards Satsueki direction, there is a Nepalese curry restaurant at the corner where the 300 yen izakaya used to be. When the door opens, the ear pain from the change in pressure stops, and I am guided to a raised seating area... The interior is lightly maintained with a counter surrounding the kitchen and table seating, giving off a slightly trendy vibe. The atmosphere is reminiscent of a 300 yen izakaya, with a student-heavy area starting from 980 yen for 2 hours, said to be slightly cheaper than the Asao store. Zin and others haven't arrived yet, I wonder? The large portion menu is suitable for Shin-kun and Mugutan-san. If you think there are a lot of young people, it's not that many. There are also many salarymen. All pizzas are 500 yen, no matter which one you choose. From lobster to hamburger + foie gras, they have it all. Let's start with a Shandygaff. The appetizer platter that pleasantly surprised me was bangin'♪ The fatty Grancharle with a distinctive taste, Milano salami with sweet pork belly bacon fat, and the strong flavor of nori. The remaining garlic oil from the ajillo was scooped up with baguette, and it was visually appealing and delicious. The pickles with a tangy acidity, the marinated scallops with plenty of garlic, the smoked horse meat with a strong flavor, and the marinated turnips with sakura shrimp were all delicious. The classic smoked duck was counted as 9 types, and it was luxurious. The marinated dishes were plentiful and each had its own unique flavor. The member of the neighboring oyaji-kai offered me an Italian-style fried chicken when he left (how cheeky). The large piece of Italian-style fried chicken was generously coated in a crispy crust with juicy and tender meat inside. I thought it was wasabi and whole grain mustard, but it turned out to be Genovese and whole grain mustard mayo. My taste buds are already numb~♪ Although it's a large portion menu, the default was written as 15 pieces, but 880 yen is cheap. The sangria is made with 100% fruit mixed in a blender. The recommended lobster mayo with tobiko on the shell was visually appealing with a light tempura-like crispy crust and a rich lobster flavor. The ketchup-like mayo sauce was mild and the plentiful tobiko added a salty accent. The raised seating area was extremely cold underfoot, so I ordered a hot Kahlua milk. I immediately recommended the Bismarck with half-cooked egg and thick-cut bacon. The 25cm crispy and light dough with a runny yolk mixed in tasted only of egg, with no strong flavors from the toppings. The shiitake mushrooms, thick-cut bacon, and cheese combination might go well with teriyaki sauce. Even without teriyaki, the substantial feeling is sufficient in terms of cost performance. I finished with a matcha milk hot drink. The cheerful and polite staff and the bright and lively Italian atmosphere make everyone feel energetic. It's a good idea to have a knee blanket ready because the raised seating area is chilly. I always struggle to take off my socks but couldn't this time. Thank you for the meal.