Az and Aotarou often come to this neighboring shop that I've always been curious about. The inside has a snack bar feel, but since they serve food, is it more like an izakaya? It seems like there are many izakayas in Kotoni that are run by individuals and have karaoke for some reason. Come to think of it, not in Kotoni, but there was karaoke there too (laughs). In addition to continuous snack foods, dishes like curry roux and namul are served (sweat). They are tastier than they look, so you end up wanting rice ( *´艸｀). I finally met the mysterious voice that can also be heard at Aotarou (laughs).

The nostalgic atmosphere of this small snack bar was surprising, with many hostesses and a mix of regulars and new customers. The super beautiful mama quickly prepared delicious appetizers, and the lively conversations drew in everyone. The staff seemed to be dedicated to entertaining the customers, and I was impressed by the constant stream of tasty dishes. It made sense why this place is called a snack bar. Thank you to all the staff for making our visit so enjoyable!