I was surprised to find a shop in Susukino with such good access. I'm happy that there are shops I like here. First, we had the appetizer (330 yen) and a draft beer (429 yen), of course, Sapporo Classic. It seems like prices have gone up quite a bit compared to the past, and there's a bit of a feeling that the difference with other shops has narrowed, which is a bit disappointing. We had grilled hokke fish (979 yen), beef tendon skewers (319 yen), bonjiri skewers (salt) (154 yen), Bibai grilled chicken (salt) (176 yen), pork belly skewers (salt) (132 yen), red innards skewers (sauce) (99 yen), hormone skewers (sauce) (143 yen), fried chicken with mustard seeds (319 yen), grainy mustard tsukune (143 yen), salted squid guts (319 yen), chicken nanban (429 yen), a mix of 5 raw tsukune skewers (660 yen), yuzu pepper tsukune (143 yen), and raw tsukune (sauce) (110 yen) to finish off lightly. Although the price of beer has gone up and the feeling of getting a good deal has decreased a bit, the deliciousness of the tsukune is still top-notch.

A restaurant specializing in solo drinking has emerged... I never thought such a world would come, especially since even solo karaoke bars have closed down, but unexpectedly, the spotlight is now on solo customers. I make a serious attack... It doesn't seem too crowded, surprisingly. It's just past 5 pm on a weekday. I receive an explanation about the all-you-can-drink options from a somewhat sickly-looking staff member. Let's start with a 60-minute all-you-can-drink beer. After selecting from the touch panel, I can finally place an order. It was a bit hard to hear the explanation, but it seems that's how it works. I order a Caesar salad, green onion meatballs, and burdock chips. All orders are done through the touch panel, so I can keep ordering more beer as I finish them. They change the glass each time. However, the remaining time is displayed on the left side of the touch panel, which makes me a bit anxious. The burdock chips feel a bit oily, but they're not too heavy once I try them. The salad is a perfect solo portion, which is great. The complimentary potato salad has a very commercial feel, but it adds a bit of charm. I also added potato fries. I ordered another meatball. I had a total of 4 beers. There are some convenient settings, but the service is terrible. Whether they're feeling unwell or in a bad mood, the service continues to be unpleasant. It's probably not all of them. However, this is the worst attitude I've encountered in the past 10 years. The payment failed with the card, and they asked for the PIN again without any explanation. I asked if they were feeling unwell, and they said they were. You can go home if you're feeling unwell. If you're feeling that unwell, you should take a break. I think this review might get deleted if they find out, but I think it's too much. If you've just opened, you should try your best. Seriously.

I visited this place after seeing a post from one of my followers. It's great for solo drinking because you don't have to worry about what others think. However, even though it's a private room, I could hear the conversation of the man next to me on the phone, which was annoying. So, I used the Wi-Fi to watch videos on my phone while drinking. It's a good place to drink cheaply without worrying about your surroundings. Thank you for the meal!

Opened on February 23, a new branch of the "Honoo" series, a bar specializing in solo drinking! Even if you go with a friend, you will be seated separately and they provide iPads for remote drinking parties (lol). They have outlets and WiFi, making it comfortable. In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, adapting to the changing lifestyle is necessary. A new store focused on avoiding the three Cs has opened in a space previously occupied by a standing bar. The interior has been completely renovated, offering counter seats, tables, and sunken kotatsu seats, all for solo customers. You don't have to worry about others, making it easy and comfortable. However, it's so quiet that you might wonder if there are actually other customers (lol). The staff is also small in number, so you won't feel their presence. The quality of food and drinks remains the same as the Honoo standard. The 60-minute all-you-can-drink option is only 500 yen per person, which is very reasonable. The prices have decreased, and the portion sizes are now easier for solo diners. The total bill for the items I ordered was 2,123 yen, excluding tax. The food was not exceptionally delicious, but it's a great option for those looking to drink affordably. The zangi was unexpectedly tasty, juicy, and huge. The mini-sized napoletana was cute and flavorful. It's a good place to relax and drink alone without worrying about others. Thank you for the meal!

When visiting Sapporo, this is a chain store that I always stop by. After eating a lot, if all that's left is drinking, using the coupons on Tabelog or the official website can get you a discount up to 90 minutes of all-you-can-drink for 580 yen♪ Plus, for beer drinkers, draft beer is included in the all-you-can-drink deal, so it's definitely a great deal♪ Alcohol is all about the taste itself, so it's a plan that drinkers will be happy about☆ So after eating Genghis Khan, I came here for a little refreshment and to get serious about drinking. This store was just opened last year, so it's new. They also bring a free dish. On this day, it was oil-drizzled chicken. Since they specialize in raw meatballs, we always order that, and we also ordered meatball hot pot, so we were already full (laughs). Maybe because it's newly opened, the operation and the staff's clumsiness, and the dirtiness of the plates and glasses made me lose my appetite a bit... It might be better to go with the feeling of entering wonderland (bitter smile).

Welcome.---------- August 2020 ----------Located at the corner of South 4 West 5, along R36 on the side of the main street, on the 2nd floor of a building with a Famima, this is a newly opened izakaya known for its "nama tsukune and shio zangi". As of August 2020, it has a slightly Japanese-style izakaya atmosphere with a calm interior. We were guided to a box seat by a friendly hall staff member. There was a raised seating area with a board, but it felt a bit cramped. On the way to the restroom, there were counter seats available for solo drinkers. The early bird discount (until 7 pm from Sunday to Thursday) is 580 yen for 90 minutes, while the regular price is 780 yen for 90 minutes. Touch panels are becoming more common, but there were few hall staff, so the conclusion is that there was a lack of balance between supply and demand due to poor operation. When it comes to drinks, they only had "Koshi no Kanbai" before 7 pm. It seems like they were unable to keep up with the preparation. There are other branches nearby, so they could have borrowed from them in a pinch, but they didn't. So, we started with a umeboshi sour. To start, we had shrimp tempura, which had been left out and was soft and chewy. It would have been better if they had fried it again. The octopus was consistent in taste, making you want to drink more sake. The wasabi flavor was strong. The fried potato strings were stable. The assortment of tsukune skewers had 8 pieces, a popular choice. They were grilled to the extreme, with a burnt exterior. The special beef kalbi skewer with salt had a good chewiness, but the taste and price balance was a bit off. It's good that the place is busy, but I think they need more staff to keep up. There were times when the kitchen had to bring out dishes directly because the hall staff couldn't keep up.

I visited the new store "En" in Minami 4-jo for the first time. I saw the sign outside! They offer a 90-minute all-you-can-drink option for 580 yen \ (^-^) / The staff, mostly girls, were chatting happily and seemed to be having fun. Ordering is done through a touch panel, so it's easy! They have added many new types of raw chicken skewers since I last visited. I enjoyed my favorite salted zangi, burdock chips, raw chicken skewers, and potato fries while watching the time in the parking lot. I only had about 60 minutes left for the all-you-can-drink, so I made the most of it. The background music playing was by artists like Taeko Onuki, Teruo Terada, Omega Tribe, Match, Ann Lewis, Char, Miyuki Nakajima, Miho Nakayama, Shonen Tai, Seiko Matsuda, Tatsuro Yamashita, Takao Kisugi, and Off Course, which made me feel like going to karaoke. Thank you, "Minami 4-jo branch"! ===========

It opened on 11/7, but it's not very noticeable on the second floor of this building. However, every time you cross the traffic light, you can't help but see this shop haha. Their specialty is definitely the grilled meatballs, right? They are cheap and delicious haha. Also, the fried chicken is also cheap and good. Shall we have the meatball assortment with 5 pieces next time too haha.

It's not particularly delicious, but I keep coming back because it's cheap and I don't have to worry about what others think. The menu is a bit limited, probably meant for solo dining. I think I'll take a break for now. Thank you for the meal! :)