I happened to meet a friend at Roku Jizo Station, so I decided to visit this newly opened restaurant that had caught my eye. The exterior had a stylish and upscale vibe, making me wonder if it was expensive. However, upon entering, I found it to be a casual izakaya with a counter and raised tatami seating. It's the type of place where you take off your shoes, so be careful if you're wearing boots. Despite being newly opened, the menu for both food and drinks was very extensive. From quick dishes like cold tofu and karasumi to items like salad, crab cream croquettes, mapo tofu (oddly spelled as "mabo dofu"), and the delicious red miso soup and grilled rice balls we ordered at the end, everything was tasty. I forgot to take photos of the dishes we ordered at the beginning, such as the spider roll with ponzu sauce, shrimp and avocado salad, and chicken and cucumber with Korean seaweed, which were all so good that they made us order more food than planned. We ended up spending a bit more per person than intended, but that was probably due to our love for sake and hearty appetites. Overall, I think it's a reasonably priced and conscientious restaurant, perfect for when you want to enjoy good sake with elaborate dishes without going overboard. While there's "Yaoki" near Roku Jizo Station, which has a younger image in terms of menu, "Fuwa-ri" strikes a balance where you can enjoy delicious sake with a variety of dishes. If I have the chance to visit Roku Jizo again, I would definitely go back to this restaurant!

We invited our colleague couple and used the invitation. The sashimi was fresh, and the sea bream rice dish was full of ingredients. Every dish was satisfying. Especially, the corn tempura was incredibly delicious, maybe because it was my first time trying it!! I will definitely order it again next time. Thank you for the delicious meal!

The interior of the store was a small individual izakaya. It had counter seats but they were spacious. The potato salad was smooth and had a curry flavor which was delicious and quite large. The Oily Chicken was tasty with onions and a tangy sauce. It had a generous portion with 6 pieces of chicken. The Crab Cream Croquette came in a set of 2 but they were able to adjust for the number of people. They were hot and delicious. The Fried Tofu with Miso Sauce was made with expensive tofu so it was not cost-effective, but it was just normal tofu. The Rice Pot said it would take 30 minutes, so we ordered it early, but it was only lit on the table after ordering, so it took longer than expected. By the time it was ready to eat, we were already full, so be careful. Despite being a small individual izakaya, the prices were not high, and there were many delicious items, so it was good.

We visited this restaurant with our family on September 30, 2016. The interior is clean and has a nice atmosphere. The owner and the hostess are a beautiful couple and wonderful. The food is extremely delicious and the place is very comfortable. The menu is extensive and makes you want to come back many times. Thank you for the meal. We will definitely go again. We will cherish all the ingredients in this world. We are calling for delicious food♪ The more we eat, the more power overflows♪

This is a locally loved izakaya. It's always crowded because it's a popular spot. I always make a reservation before going. The menu is extensive, so I'm always unsure of what to order. The sashimi platter with five kinds is always beautifully presented with fresh fish.

The restaurant has a clean and cozy atmosphere with a comfortable counter. They offer a wide variety of alcohol options. The dishes are diverse and carefully prepared.

There is a izakaya near Rokujizo Station that offers various types of shochu. The taste, price, and atmosphere are decent.

It's just okay.

The price is reasonable.

A bit on the pricier side. The atmosphere of the restaurant is good.

I visited a restaurant while checking out a condominium with six Jizo statues that caught my interest. I wanted to try some dishes with a gentle broth, so I ordered simmered dishes and grilled fish. Unfortunately, the food was not well received by my friend and me, as we both found the seasoning to be too spicy. The grilled fish was saltier than what I am used to, and I ended up drinking a lot of beverages to balance it out. The seasoning could be described as "spicy soy sauce" commonly found in Hokkaido or Kanto region. It might be challenging for those who are used to low-salt diets or older individuals. It seems like this place is more suitable for people accustomed to dishes with heavy salt or soy sauce. I recommend checking the details of each dish carefully before ordering! The meat was cooked by customers themselves, and although it looked appetizing when browned, my friend was not pleased. The grilled vegetables were thin and flimsy. Despite being described as a restaurant with experience in Japanese and French cuisine, the presentation felt more like a large izakaya. As a result, the bill added up quickly due to the drinks. I wish there was more attention to detail when taking orders. The entrance had scattered shoes even though there were no other customers, making it feel unwelcoming. The initial service was cold and off-putting, but it improved upon leaving. It may have been better if they had noticed and addressed the issue when two more groups of customers left shortly after arriving. I would prefer if they made the seasoning lighter and allowed customers to adjust to their preference. The shochu glasses for water were dirty, and I had to ask for replacements multiple times. The response was average, but I hope they reconsider their approach to welcoming guests.

I will write. Overall, it's a total miss! To explain in detail, the vegetables were wilted, discolored in some places, and unappetizing. The dressing was too salty and sour, making it taste bad. What is this? Of course, the colors were not appealing. I wish they would check before serving the dishes. Are they being careless by leaving it all to the part-time staff and neglecting to check? The sashimi was mushy. I think the nearby supermarket's sashimi is tastier. It may have a convenient image on the internet, but it was expensive. The person at the next table seemed dissatisfied too, as they knew someone from the restaurant. The portions were very small. It's not a place for a family outing. The atmosphere is not bad, but it's pricey. It's not suitable for a date either. It might be okay for having a drink alone. It's disappointing that the restaurant seemed to offer good deals but turned out differently. I couldn't find any of their advertised specialty dishes. Maybe just frozen pizza.