Average... It's cheap and really a chain store!! Neither good nor bad... It's good for chatting leisurely. The all-you-can-drink is cheap and they are open from noon. Please try it out, you might surprisingly like it... haha

This is a kushikatsu restaurant, and the raw tsukune (chicken meatballs) are really delicious. I visited this cheaper Susukino location after having a good experience at a different branch before. With a coupon, you can get 120 minutes of all-you-can-drink including draft beer for 929 yen. The drinks were served quickly, and the kushikatsu was also delicious, but the raw tsukune was exceptional. I forgot to take a picture, but the sashimi was also delicious. I would like to come back to this place again.

☀️◼️Tamayuki Susukino store All-you-can-drink for 890 yen Tsukune skewers with moon-viewing for 385 yen Fried squid legs for 428 yen Weekdays from 3pm ❤️ Day drinking~❤️ Perfect pace for drinking beer with my companion ❤️❤️❤️ Lovey-dovey ❤️❤️❤️ Opens at 3pm ❤️❤️❤️Visited right at opening❤️Surprised by the number of customers❤️By around 4pm, it was almost full❤️I get it❤️I get it~❤️❤️❤️So cheap❤️No appetizers❤️No cover charge❤️The rule for all-you-can-drink is to order at least one item priced above ¥350 per person❤️❤️❤️❤️Beer is delicious too❤️The staff is friendly❤️Really easy to use tavern❤️I definitely need all-you-can-drink❤️Thank you❤️It's a smoking-permitted store so the smell of cigarettes is strong❣️Smells like a bar? Karaoke?❣️I don't mind but... people sensitive to cigarette smells might care❤️It was delicious❤️Very satisfied❤️Thank you for the meal❤️Second stop, let's go to Monja❤️Let's go❤️❤️❤️❤️

Located in Chuo-ku, Sapporo City, Hokkaido, it seems like they have branches nationwide, but this was their first landing in Sapporo. I've visited their branch in Sendai multiple times, but this time I couldn't stop feeling irritated all day, haha. After seeing a post from @sapporo.christa.jp, I suddenly felt like going there. Let's go in! All-you-can-drink for ¥929 (2 hours), Quail Acorns for ¥471, Grilled Half Atka Mackerel for ¥549, and Basil Squid Cheese for ¥372. This all-you-can-drink deal is the best, with beer included for less than ¥1,000 for 2 hours. It feels like I've time-traveled from Reiwa to Showa. Let's drink! You have to order at least one dish over ¥300, but no problem. Starting with the usual acorns, the grilled atka mackerel really hit the spot. Ending with a fancy dish, we drank a lot. The place was bustling! It might be better to make a reservation next time. I definitely want to come back for drinks. Thank you for the meal!

The cost performance is too good. Smoking is also allowed (≧∀≦) Tamato is below↓ [Smoking allowed] No appetizers! No seating fee! Reasonably priced popular izakaya Grilled juicy tsukune & hot and crispy! A shop boasting freshly fried kushikatsu! The all-you-can-drink option is available for 90 minutes or 120 minutes, making it perfect for sudden gatherings or quick drinks. For those who want to eat and drink a lot, the all-you-can-eat and drink plan is recommended!

- At Tama Susukino, there is no cover charge ❤️ All-you-can-drink for 90 minutes is 690 yen ❤️ Cucumber with salt sauce for 388 yen ❤️ Delicious onion for 418 yen ❤️ Assorted pickles for 588 yen ❤️ Chicken and wasabi for 598 yen ❤️ This is our 5th stop ❤️ We arrived at Tama Susukino where our friend's friend was waiting ❤️ I was also included in the group ❤️ Tama had only been to the Apia branch before, but this one was completely different ❤️ It was spacious, bright, and colorful ❤️ We were seated in a semi-private room ❤️ Yay ❤️ There was a mysterious purple drink ❤️ Maybe purple sweet potato shochu? ❤️ It's an affordable izakaya ❤️ They are open from 5 pm to 3 am ❤️ Easy to use ❤️ Thank you for the meal ❤️ Now off to our last 6th stop ❤️ Yay ❤️

Tama is my recent favorite! It's delicious and great value for money. Tama is a casual izakaya with smoking allowed, no cover charge, and no table charge. They serve juicy grilled tsukune and hot and crispy freshly fried kushikatsu. They offer 90-minute and 120-minute all-you-can-drink options, making it perfect for impromptu gatherings or quick drinks. For those who want to eat and drink to their heart's content, the all-you-can-eat and drink plan is recommended!

My friend asked me what time the last train is because they were drinking heavily (lol). I wanted to go home before the last train, but I still had time, so I came here. Tamaha is my favorite, especially because the drinks are just perfect for me♡♡ The private rooms were really nice. The young people were having a great time! It was so much fun, and there were even 3 toilets and I could eat coriander too, so good (*´꒳`*)♪ Fun times really fly by, right? I'll definitely come back. Thank you for the meal!

This is probably my third time here. I always forget to take photos, so I managed to find some that were left. The all-you-can-drink option is cheap! You can also order one item for just over 350 yen. This is great. I'd rather have this than unnecessary appetizers. The place is divided by curtains, so you don't have to worry too much about your surroundings. The food is not bad! They have light snacks as well as hearty menu options. However, it's a smoking establishment, so it has that old karaoke bar smell! It doesn't bother me, but just a heads up. They have assorted pickles, tsukune (chicken meatballs), fried squid, and more. Perfect for a light snack. The staff are also very friendly. I will definitely come back here again.

It was cold. I went inside to warm up. I had ordered a la carte, but later joined my friends. They switched us to all-you-can-drink. All-you-can-drink is 690 yen for 90 minutes. With a requirement to order at least one food item for 330 yen, it was an easy win. We had chicken and vegetables skewers, pickled vegetables assortment, cucumber with sesame dressing, and green onions. It's cheap and good, yeah. They also have all-you-can-eat and drink options. The atmosphere is nice, so I might visit again. It's a convenient izakaya. Thank you for the meal♪

I had a chance to go drinking just after noon, and I found a place near Susukino Station. It's a great location. They offer a course with all-you-can-drink option, where you order drinks through a touch panel and the remaining time is displayed. The course includes sashimi, pizza, and fried food, but there was a point where no food was coming out. When I asked about it, they said they would prepare it right away. It seemed like they completely forgot. They also offer all-you-can-eat, but it's a shame that they forgot about the course dishes. It was the restaurant's mistake, so they extended the all-you-can-drink time. The sashimi was fresh, the pizza had a thin crust which was good, and the fried food was well done. Overall, they need to work on the course part, but the food was good.

I wish I had gone earlier (laughs) I was planning to visit on 2022.11.12, but Tomoyan made his first post before I could go. On this day, I visited Mari's store first and then went to investigate. First, I checked out the private rooms with Totron, a female friend, since we often drink together. What?! All curtains or partitions?! The private rooms at the previous Isshin were much better! Next, the restroom. What's going on? Where did the urinals go?? They were replaced with three private stalls. The cheap all-you-can-drink until morning attracts a rowdy crowd, so the urinals were probably removed to prevent splashing. And because there are many rowdy customers, they probably increased the number of private rooms. That's why even past 2 am, the place is packed, with customers waiting at the entrance. The food is reasonably priced to make up for the cheap drinks. The pork and chicken skewers were delicious and not skimpy at all. The assorted skewers (enoki mushrooms, eggplant, shrimp, Nakasatsunai chicken, and Sangen pork from Hiratauchi Ranch) were good, as well as the pork-wrapped shishito peppers and fried egg. The Neapolitan spaghetti was a hit, and the half-size seiro soba was a bit pricier but good quality. The drink menu is a mystery, and the regular oolong highball was a miss, but diluting it with oolong tea saved the day. I switched to sweet cocktails like pink grapefruit and peach yogurt, which were delicious but potentially dangerous. I ended up feeling a bit strange from the drinks. Oh, and they offer free carbonated water. So, I might stick to beer with carbonated water next time. Lastly, regarding COVID-19 precautions, as you can see, the place is always packed with risky young people, and the restroom setup has a high risk of infection. So, I recommend going for a daytime drink or visiting early.

I have been here many times, but it was my first time for a day drinking session at this Susukino restaurant. It was great that they open from 2 pm (((o(*ﾟ▽ﾟ*)o))). We went inside and sat at a table. Since there were curtains as partitions, we could hear the sounds around us. We ordered the all-you-can-eat-and-drink option. We were ready to eat and drink to our heart's content! We started with beer and sashimi for a toast. We ordered various dishes, but there wasn't a single disappointment (｡ >艸<). Everything was so delicious, it felt like heaven. The photos are of sashimi, tsukune cheese bombs, and catalana! I will definitely come back again! Thank you for the wonderful meal m(_ _)m.

Welcome. ---------- 2022.11 ----------Located at South 4 West 3, along R36 next to CoCo Ichibanya, underground|o| °д°)ﾉ|YuugachaCoCo Ichibanya used to be "Tori Ichiban" under the Uoichigoi series. I've been to their lunch buffet a few times. Now it's part of the Aix group, opening at 2:00 pm. I arrived at 2:30 pm and there were several groups of customers already inside. The restaurant has a counter and semi-private rooms. The spacious interior has a charming atmosphere. I'm not a fan of touch panel technology, so I appreciate the analog menu available. They offer various courses such as a la carte, a la carte with drinks, and all-you-can-drink and eat options. The main attraction is definitely the kushikatsu, as it is an izakaya after all. The staff are very polite, and it seems like they have improved from the poor service at the South 1 branch. This time, I chose the "a la carte with drinks" option, which allows you to select a 120-minute time slot. The drink service was fast (probably because it wasn't too crowded). I started with a "Umeshu Sour" and then tried a "Strong Lemon Sour" and a "Midori Jin Soda". I had quite a bit to drink. There is no table charge or seating fee, which is always a plus. I left the ordering to the touch panel and went with analog menus for Tom. We started with the "Tama no Otsumami Set" which arrived promptly. It included "Chanja, smoked kiritanpo, quail eggs, edamame, and potato salad". The Chanja is a dish to mix with the kiritanpo, perfect for drinking. The quail eggs and potato salad had a smoky flavor. The famous "Torikaraage" came next, coated in a sweet and spicy sauce. It was juicy and delicious, but lacked a strong chicken flavor. I jokingly called it "B-grade chicken" because of that. The "Kushikatsu 7-Piece Assortment" included "yam, crab stick, eringi mushroom, eggplant, shrimp, Hiraide Sangen pork, and Nakasatsunai chicken". The kushikatsu was crispy, but the sauce was like a watered-down Worcestershire sauce. I added some "yakitori salt" from the table, which improved the flavor. The polite staff answered my questions and mentioned that it's possible to dine alone with the eat and drink option starting from 2:00 pm. However, eating alone might make you self-conscious. I received a coupon for my next visit. Looking for fellow foodies for the next outing!

The atmosphere was nice! There were also single seats available, so it seemed like a good place for solo drinking as well.