This is a new restaurant located near Atre, directly connected to the station and right in front of Ueno no Mori Sakura Terrace. The location is great, easy to find, and convenient to access. The interior is spacious with cute, vibrant colors. It's away from the hustle and bustle, making it a good spot for a date. You can order verbally or use mobile ordering through your smartphone. They serve craft beer on tap, so I started with a Delirium Tremens. They also have a variety of original drinks that caught my eye. I love the Chicago Pizza from this chain, so I had to order the Chicago Classic. It's a large pizza, so it takes a bit of time to bake, but while waiting, I also ordered some truffle mayo dip with fried potatoes. It was delicious and perfect as a drink snack. The Chicago Pizza was loaded with toppings, the crust was crispy, and there was plenty of cheese and sauce. The cheese on top was nicely browned, giving it a delicious aroma. To cleanse my palate, I also ordered a White Sangria. I sat inside this time, but the terrace seating would be great in the upcoming season. It seems like a good place to enjoy craft beer on the terrace after work, or even have a pasta lunch since they offer pasta dishes too. With cherry blossom season approaching, it might get crowded.

I finally visited Delirium Cafe after hearing about their all-you-can-drink beer and wine offer. We visited as a group of 4 at 3 pm. We had initially reserved a terrace seat, but it was still quite hot so we were able to switch to indoor seating. There is a minimum charge of ¥300 per person for food if you cancel on the day, although we didn't cancel. Orders are placed through LINE on your smartphone, which I found a bit strange as everyone was staring at their phones. It was interesting to see each person's order pop up. The beer glasses were not very large, so it was a bit of a struggle with the smartphone. I also tried some wine and cocktails, but the cocktails were a bit weak on the alcohol content. I was pleasantly surprised by the food, as I had expected it to be more like snacks. Although they no longer offer it, I was tempted to upgrade to the 10 types of Belgian beer for an additional ¥500. I wish I had tried it before it was discontinued!

This is my second visit in search of craft beer, and I am very satisfied. The Delirium beer, which is also the name of the shop, was indeed delicious and worth the price, not losing to the meat dishes. The Chicago Pizza with vegetables was filled with plenty of vegetables and surprisingly not too heavy to eat.

I wanted to drink craft beer, but my companion had already reserved a free-flowing option, so the selection of beer was limited, and I ended up switching to wine. We were able to order a variety of dishes, and everything was delicious.

I went to "Delirium Cafe Ueno" on the 1st floor of Atre in Ueno Station with 3 people on a regular night. We took advantage of the 2-hour all-you-can-drink offer for 2,200 yen per person, which includes two appetizers on weekdays. The all-you-can-drink menu includes beers such as Malt's, Rio Brewing Beer (their own brand), and Belgian beer, as well as 10 types of red and white wines, highballs, and sours. In addition, potato salad and water dumplings are included as appetizers. There is also a course with food for 5,500 yen (tax included), but I recommend the all-you-can-drink plan this time because you can add your favorite dishes. All orders are placed through mobile ordering, and the service is prompt and attentive. The "Chicago Pizza" is recommended. Enjoying craft beer with pizza in hand in a restaurant with an Asian atmosphere feels like being in America! We had a great time. Thank you for the meal! #Ueno Station #Atre #Delirium Cafe #Rio Brewing Beer #2-hour all-you-can-drink with two appetizers on weekdays for 2,200 yen #Tabelog #Ron2941 #Foodie #LoveDrinks #LoveBarHopping Rating for this restaurant: "7" Rating criteria 1 Worst restaurant 2-3 Not recommended. Don't want to go again. 4 So-so 5 Average 6 Quite good 7-8 Recommended 9 Highly recommended 10 Best ever.

A Western-style restaurant in Ueno Station. I sought shelter from a sudden downpour at an outdoor table while having lunch. Although this place is known for its Chicago-style pizza, I opted for the Hamburg steak by Shirogane Buta Kaku no Shin. The salad helped ease my guilt as I enjoyed the Hamburg steak, which had a crispy exterior and juicy, fluffy texture inside. It was so tender that the juices burst out when I cut into it. I doubt I could achieve the same crispiness at home with a frying pan, maybe an oven is needed. The meat was so flavorful that I didn't even miss having sauce. The menu mentioned that it came with baguette, but it was actually served with plain white bread, which was a bit disappointing.

The style was to order with a smartphone using the QR code on the table, but the initial registration was a hassle. Couldn't order casually. The highball was so weak it tasted like water. The pizza took 30 minutes to arrive, but shouldn't they inform you if it's going to take that long? The pizza felt more like eating pizza sauce. The crust was crispy like a cookie, not really necessary. I thought maybe it would be tasty to mix the pizza sauce with pasta. When I checked the order status on my phone, I noticed they had charged me double. I informed the staff and got it corrected, but it could have been dangerous if I hadn't noticed. The appetizer was small choux pastry filled with cream cheese, priced at 380 yen each. I felt like this restaurant might go out of business soon.

I had dinner, but it was a little unsatisfying, so I stopped by a place on a whim. I had a dessert, which was a combination of ice cream and hot chocolate with nuts sprinkled on top as an accent. It was delicious. The atmosphere was very stylish and lovely. Next time, I want to try Chicago-style pizza.

I had made a reservation with my child. We were seated at a table near the entrance, but despite the intense heat, the door was left fully open (as there were customers using the terrace seats). When I mentioned that it was too hot, they closed it, but there was a lot of coming and going of staff taking orders from customers wanting to sit inside and those on the terrace, and it was so hot that I was on the verge of heatstroke. On extremely hot days, they should consider not allowing the use of terrace seats. I was looking forward to visiting the Delirium Cafe and was excited about it, the beer was reasonably priced, the food was delicious, but it was disappointing that they didn't have proper measures in place to deal with the heat.

This is a Belgian beer cafe that offers a variety of meat dishes that pair well with beer and liquor. The atmosphere is marked by a pink elephant sign. - Order: Chicago Cheese Republic and homemade bone-in roast chicken course for 5500 yen. This course includes all-you-can-drink. - Appetizer Platter: Salami, Chorizo, Smoked Salmon and Avocado Tartare Purple Cabbage and Beet Marinated Salad Ricotta Cheese and Kale Salad - Most popular Chicago pizza "Cheese Republic" - Loaded Potato Anchovy Garlic - Sicilian-style tripe stew - Homemade bone-in roast chicken Note: This restaurant boasts 12 types of Belgian beer and over 50 types of bottled beer. I look forward to trying a beer tasting next time.

I made a reservation for 11 o'clock and visited the restaurant. It is a 2-hour limit. For the lunch course, you get a platter of 3 appetizers, french fries, and pizza. The pizza is different from the usual, with thick dough being a feature. I thought the crust might be delicious, and it really was crispy and tasty.

I visited the Delirium Cafe in Ueno with an acquaintance I am grateful to. I tried the famous Chicago pizza and beer for a snack. I chose the type with a spicy jalapeno tomato sauce for the Chicago pizza. It was my first time trying Chicago pizza, and it felt like I was eating a lot of toppings rather than enjoying the pizza crust itself. The beer, as always, was deliciously satisfying. I am curious about the other menu items and would like to visit again if I have the chance. Thank you for the meal.

The interior of the shop has a neon-like atmosphere, making it a good recommendation for those who like a darker setting. Even during busy weekend hours, we were able to enter relatively easily. The Brussels sprout fritters had a slight bitterness to them. The Chicago pizza we were looking forward to was decently tasty.

I met a friend in Ueno after about two years and we were looking for a place to eat. We happened to come across this restaurant. It was crowded with many foreigners during lunchtime, but we managed to get a table. It seems you can also make reservations through your smartphone. We sat at the counter and ordered a Delirium Nocturnum Belgian beer (650 yen). We also ordered a variety of salads and appetizers. The beer arrived, so we raised a toast and enjoyed the appetizers. The food was okay, nothing particularly amazing. The Belgian beer had a fruity taste. We then ordered a pizza, which was thick and spicy. It looked delicious as it was made in front of us. When the Chicago-style pizza arrived and we tried it... it was delicious. It was different from the usual pizza, but it was packed with toppings and worth trying. We ended with wine, which pushed the bill up to around 5000 yen per person for about two hours. It's nice for a special occasion, but a bit pricey for a casual outing.

This is a trendy restaurant near the station (*´﹀`*) Ordering is done through mobile which is convenient♪ They have a variety of drinks♪ Their Chicago pizza is famous, so I decided to try it! Exciting♪ First, they served an appetizer! It was like the savory part of an afternoon tea, very cute and delicious! The meat sauce and cheese were plentiful! It's a dish that would make you feel guilty eating it in the middle of the night (lol) but it was so tasty that I finished it in no time! Happy! I want to go again~(*´▽`*)

After visiting the museum, I stopped by for a drink. They also take lunch reservations, so it's convenient for busy weekends in Ueno where you can get in without waiting! The beer selection is great, not to mention they also have a wide variety of bottled wines. The food is delicious too! They even have a lunch course with Chicago-style pizza.

I had Chicago pizza, french fries with spiral sausage, and dessert! Ordering was easy with the mobile order system, and everything was delicious! You're supposed to pay by pressing a button on the mobile order system and a staff member will come to you, but since no one came, I went to the register haha. The food looked great for photos and tasted delicious too, so I'm satisfied ⭐️

The shop is located on the 1st floor of Atre Ueno. There is also a terrace. The terrace is along the sidewalk, but you can relax without worrying too much about people watching. The sausages were delicious. The pickles were a bit disappointing. I'm not sure if it was pizza or lasagna, but it was hot and gooey.

Delirium Cafe, which I was interested in for its fashionable atmosphere. It's my first visit, located near Ueno where I often pass by when going to museums. There are many young people, and the craft beer is a standout feature. The interior is stylish, with pink elephants scattered throughout, giving the impression of delirium from excessive drinking.

I only had some quick drinks and bites, but the second pizza was voluminous with plenty of cheese, and it was deliciously sinful. The salmon salad I wanted was sold out, and my friend couldn't find the beer they wanted, so it felt a bit incomplete. However, the food tasted good. Also, it's conveniently located right near Ueno Station!

I visited for lunch. Despite being near Ueno Station, the terrace seating was relatively open and comfortable. The food mainly consists of the typical Chicago-style pizza. The taste was great, but it felt a bit pricey compared to regular Italian pizza. It's a shame that you can only order for a minimum of two people.