The staff seemed new and was trying their best with the service. The taste of the food was average. The octopus tempura had a coating that made it seem more like octopus tempura. It was decently tasty, but if asked if I would definitely go back, I would say no. However, since there are no other izakayas nearby, I hope they keep trying their best.

Thank you for always taking care of us. The food is delicious, there is a wide variety of drinks, and most importantly, it's a relaxing place. We look forward to continuing to visit in the future.

I feel like I've only been to Suiba Sento once in my life, and I was excited to visit the highly talked about Tenzan no Yu. Taking a towel and riding the Randen train to go to a bathhouse, it's kind of nice. Now, the aroma of the hot air sent by the sauna was so intense! I couldn't breathe, I thought I was going to die... After enjoying the bath, we had dinner. We couldn't find the Tenzan Dining that my companion was looking for, so we decided to look for another nearby restaurant. We found this place called Yakumiya not too far away. We cautiously approached, thinking it might just be a place with ginger, green onions, and condiments... The menu in front of the store was surprisingly normal. We ordered some food and drinks, and it was delicious. The avocado cheese gratin, lotus root tempura, fried tofu, and seared steamed pork were all good. The restaurant also offers dishes made with Kagoshima's Chiran Jidori chicken and domestic beef, as well as various sashimi. The drink menu was extensive, including cocktails and shochu. It's close to the station, so we might visit again after going to Tenzan.

Sashimi assortment, seafood yukhoe, fried oysters, Caesar salad, fluffy grated yam tempura, smelt tempura, draft beer, freshly squeezed grapefruit sour. Today, my family and I had a meal at an izakaya! It was our first visit to a restaurant in Saga.