It seems like they are open until late at night! And guess what!!! On Mondays, all day, and from Tuesday to Saturday, dishes are half price after 24:00! Surprising! There are some excluded items, but most are half price, so cheap! The taste is average though, haha. It was nice to be able to choose from 3 appetizers, I chose the braised pork and it was delicious, haha. A light meal and done! It might be good when you're a little hungry and want to drink more. It's worth using. Thank you for the meal! (⚈ ̍̑⚈͜ ̍̑⚈)

The thick rolled omelette with tobikko rice was delicious~ ^^ We went to Susukino Festival and arrived around 7:30 pm, so all the outdoor seats were full. We were guided to this restaurant and it turned out to be a good choice as it was cool and enjoyable. We ended up staying for a long time.

This is a great place to visit for a casual gathering. The shop is located right near the Susukino intersection! The variety of sake here is amazing, starting with those from Hokkaido and all the way to the Tohoku region. It's impossible to try them all without getting sick! The food is also very delicious! I'm glad I found this great restaurant! Thank you for the wonderful meal!

We went to a party with 8 people. It was a course with all-you-can-drink local sake and all-you-can-eat sushi. They have a good selection of Hokkaido sake like Hokuto Suiso and Fukushi, as well as sake from famous breweries nationwide. There is also some Junmai Ginjo nama genshu available, which makes it quite a good deal. The food includes sashimi, skewers, tempura, and then sushi, which is all-you-can-eat. We could only eat 2 plates of sushi, but it's a great service for hungry young people. One downside is that even though we ordered a third plate, it never came and we had to leave without it. We deducted points for this service issue. However, the drinks came out quickly. Maybe they have a shortage of sushi chefs? Overall, I think this is a restaurant that will satisfy those who love sake. Thank you for the meal.

Colleagues from my previous workplace gathered in Susukino after a long time. The first place we went to was Tsukiyo no Tanuki-san, where we enjoyed a 2-hour all-you-can-drink deal for 3,500 yen. The menu included a starter of assorted sashimi (tuna, salmon, shrimp, scallop), yakitori, scallop seven treasures, Hokkaido bacon and green vegetable and mushroom warm salad, nori rolls and sushi, and yuzu sherbet. We started with beer and then moved on to sake. The fresh sashimi, hot skewers, and delicious scallop dish were perfect with sake. It was a great value izakaya. Thank you for the meal.

I was looking for a place to stop by after work, and I stumbled upon a really great restaurant! It's the kind of place where you can come alone and sit at the counter's sunken table to have a drink. It's recommended for those who want a hearty meal as well as those who just want a little snack. You can choose from a variety of sashimi dishes, so you can eat according to how much you feel like eating at the time!

I forgot to take a photo, sorry about that. Anyway, the customer service is amazing! It's fast, polite, energetic, and attentive. They even accommodated a large order of non-alcoholic beer. Thank you so much!

The rice in the middle of the rolled omelette was delicious!! The staff was also very friendly.

Welcome! Don Don! You can enjoy taiko drumming here! They offer all-you-can-drink options with a wide variety of Hokkaido sake, so you'll definitely be satisfied. For large groups, you can also reserve private rooms, and the food overall is delicious! I especially liked the tamagoyaki with tobikko rice rolled inside. The staff members are kind and friendly, which is why I gave it 4 stars!

I always rely on this restaurant after work! They have a variety of dishes from sushi and sashimi to skewers and fried foods, as well as side dishes. Even though they stay open late, the quality is very good, and I think it's a delicious restaurant! Going during half-price times is definitely the best deal (laughs)

I only had all-you-can-drink. Next, I want to enjoy a meal as well.

It's okay. The taste is not bad.

After having some Jingisukan (grilled mutton), I wanted something refreshing, so I casually sat at the counter and quietly ordered some cold sake. The chef recommended some sashimi, starting with a Matsumae-style marinated cod roe appetizer. It was delicious, but I asked for more recommendations. The octopus was served to my companion, and as they tried to remove the shell, it started moving! Despite the surprise, they successfully removed the shell and dipped it in soy sauce. It was tasty and fresh. We made a promise to come back before having Jingisukan again. Thank you for the wonderful meal!

This is my first visit in 6 years. I took a seat at the counter and ordered a cold sake. The Japanese sake, poured generously, was a delight after such a long time. The appetizer costs 380 yen, and you can choose one from three options: braised pork, bonito tartare, or marinated cod roe. I chose the marinated cod roe, which had a Matsumae pickles-like flavor. I had fresh octopus, live botan shrimp, and flounder sashimi. The fresh octopus was too tough to chew, so I asked to have it lightly grilled before eating. It became easier to eat and the sweetness increased. The marinated sea cucumber was crunchy and delicious. I would like to come back again and enjoy a leisurely meal next time. (June 2018) 3.7

Before the Tanuki-san on a Moonlit Night, I have used this restaurant a few times for banquets or with acquaintances. They stay open until morning, so it's a great place for me who always starts late. I'm grateful for that. They offer a choice of three appetizers: yellowtail daikon, crab salad, and pork kakuni. I chose the kakuni and it was delicious, with a rich flavor and even came with an egg, which was nice. For dishes, we ordered mountain vegetable tempura, chicken wing dumplings, and mitori (a large dish). The mitori, although a knockoff of a certain furniture store's dish, was very large and satisfying. The reason I came here was for the sake! All-you-can-drink sake for 1680 yen is a bit on the expensive side for an izakaya, but they have a wide variety of choices. I forgot what I drank this time, so I'll make sure to take notes next time.

Susukino series. Starting to drink from midnight. There are few other shops open around, so I was invited by local friends to this place. It seems like sashimi is recommended here? They have a special deal on boat platters. All-you-can-drink for 2 hours for 1500 yen. We ordered tuna sashimi, deep-fried chicken wings, sausages, crab miso, rolled omelette, seafood platter, grilled chicken, salmon salad, hokke fish, and more. We ordered quite a bit, but the prices are a bit on the high side. For this price, I would have liked a bit more volume. The overall taste was average, nothing special. They have a wide variety of dishes, so it's convenient. If the all-you-can-drink deal gets cheaper, I might come back again! Thank you for the meal.