We ordered the all-you-can-eat and drink course for 3600 yen. There was no initial limit for the all-you-can-eat and drink, so we could order right away. We ordered chilled tofu, edamame, and octopus with wasabi as our first dishes, and they came out almost instantly, which was funny. For beer, there were Kinmugi and Premium Malt options (you could add all-you-can-drink for an additional 500 yen) as well as non-alcoholic beer. There were many cocktail options, but we didn't order any. Shochu options included wan-ko and nan-ko for all-you-can-drink, and for an additional fee, you could also have local shochu. I ordered Kinmugi because we were all drinking the same thing. The medium-sized glass was cold and delicious. There was a spacious tatami room in the back, which would be great for families. In fact, there were families with children there. It was surprisingly busy even on a weekday.

I went with 3 classmates from university. We enjoyed the endless course on a weekday, with plenty of drink options. It was fun. I would like to go back when I feel like eating lots of fried chicken.

Located just a 1-2 minute walk from the Kamigamo Omiya Bridge bus stop and within walking distance from Kamigamo Shrine, this place attracts a lot of students. The restaurant has a clean and stylish interior with private rooms and tatami seating, and the seating arrangement allows for easy conversation. The menu offers a variety of dishes priced at almost 500 yen or less each, such as Manjanshi peppers, salmon carpaccio, sashimi, various salads, premium beef steak, and sushi assortments. The drink menu includes a wide selection of local sake, sours, beers, soft drinks, and more. For groups of 2 or more, you can choose one salad from a selection as a complimentary appetizer. The salads include a creamy yam and shrimp salad and a crispy chicken salad with ponzu sauce. The Kyoto-style rolled omelette is subtly sweet due to mirin, making it a good accompaniment to your meal. While the sashimi and sushi may not be the best in terms of quantity and freshness, the various rice dishes like chicken, sea bream, scallop, salmon and salmon roe, clam and plum, crab, and pork belly are recommended for a satisfying end to your meal. Although I have not personally tried it, the all-you-can-eat and drink option is priced at 3200 yen, which seems like a great deal. Surprisingly, it includes endless drinks starting from 9 pm on weekdays and 10 pm on weekends. The drink selection includes beer, sours, cocktails, highballs, and fruit jars, making it appealing for those who enjoy a good drink.

A group with children used this place. It's nice to have a private room. The all-you-can-eat and all-you-can-drink for 3100 yen is a great deal, with only 500 yen for toddlers. However, be careful as there are a lot of side dishes. Lots of fried chicken and potatoes. Tough beef tongue and steak. The quality of the sushi is not very good. Leaving these dishes will result in a fine. By the time you order more, you'll be full. The quality of the food service is not good, but it's worth the price. There are few places where you can easily go with children, so I think this place is valuable in that sense.

A popular izakaya frequented by many students every day! That's Bachiya ^_^ With a university nearby, you often see energetic university students having drinking parties here. The charm of Bachiya is definitely its cost performance and all-you-can-eat and drink option! For just 3,300 yen, you can enjoy unlimited food and drinks! Furthermore, from 10 pm until closing, you can opt for the Endless Drink Course for 2,000 yen! This includes not only drinks but also edamame, fried pasta, karaage, and shrimp crackers! Be sure to give it a try!