I went to the newly opened Kanpai 500 Sakaba right after coming out of the north exit of Kanda Station on my way home from work! I made a reservation for 10 people in advance. The highlight here is that each table has a tabletop server, and you can enjoy lemon sour and highball for 550 yen including tax for 60 minutes! There is no waiting time for drinks, and you can adjust the strength of the alcohol to your liking, which is great. Personally, I found that ordering cut lemons for an additional 110 yen made the drinks even more delicious! The dishes are also very affordable. The dishes I ordered were yakitori assortment for 798 yen, lamb skewers for 220 yen, chicken and vegetable skewers for 498 yen, carpaccio for 598 yen, grilled chicken thigh for 900 yen, gyoza for two people for 398 yen, fried chicken for 498 yen, tartar chicken nanban for 598 yen, assorted fried foods for 1100 yen, french fries for 398 yen, and shrimp yakisoba with 798 yen. The portions are generous, and you can get full at a very reasonable price! The food was delicious as well. Especially the charcoal-grilled chicken, we ordered a lot but at 110 yen per skewer, you can order without hesitation, and it was delicious. The assorted fried foods also have a great volume! The interior of the restaurant is very clean as it is a newly opened establishment! Despite the low prices, the atmosphere inside is very calm. And there is a clear separation between smoking and non-smoking areas, so it seems suitable for both smokers and non-smokers! I found a good izakaya in Kanda Station, so I would like to go again. Next time, I would like to try the all-you-can-eat yakitori. Thank you for the meal.

Recently, there are more lunch options in Kanda that cost over 1000 yen. However, there are still cheap lunch options that are typical of Kanda. I ordered the Tartar Chicken Nanban for 650 yen at 500 Sakaba (seems to be a chain). It took about 10 minutes to arrive. The portion of the chicken nanban was quite generous with plenty of lettuce. It came with rice, miso soup, and pickles. For 650 yen, it's a good deal. The taste is nothing special, but you're not really expecting that, right? It's just a regular Chinese-style restaurant. The service was also not bad at all. Thank you for the meal.

The restaurant seems new and clean, leaving a good impression. They have trendy tables and a self-serve highball dispenser. The speed of service for both food and drinks was fast with no complaints. The quality of the food is similar to what you would find at a karaoke place. The non-all-you-can-eat menu items were quite delicious. However, the yakisoba and yakitori at the end were just average, which was a bit disappointing. But considering the price, being able to eat this much makes it a very cost-effective restaurant. I would definitely like to visit again.