I walked endlessly through the hotel district of Maruyama-cho, passed by clubs, and climbed up a hill to find a discreet entrance. Upon opening the sliding door that seemed like the entrance, I found a messy reception area with tables on the left side. Since it was my first time at this place, I initially thought about not going in, but the excitement of a new experience made me enter. A young female staff member cautioned that we had to order at least two dishes each. So, I started with a beer, which was surprisingly only 190 yen (excluding tax) for a Sapporo beer. The dimly lit interior was filled with young men and women in their 20s. The menu consisted of typical izakaya dishes, with the drink prices set higher due to the low cost of food. The quality was average, but better than expected. Next time, I'll go with a larger group of young people to avoid any misunderstandings!

I went here with friends for drinks. They had an all-you-can-eat and drink option for around 3490 yen per person. The original pricing seemed very cheap, so it was unclear if it was actually a good deal, but we decided to go all out and eat and drink as much as we could. First, we tried the assorted appetizers which were really impressive. The No. 1 favorite, Yangnyeom Chicken Mayo, had a slightly spicy and delicious flavor. The quail eggs and sausages with honey mustard were also tasty, and the dumplings were large and satisfying. The chive omelet was a bit average, with a firm texture and a hint of chives. For drinks, we had Hoppy and Highballs. The Highballs were strong even as singles. The restaurant allows smoking, so it may not be suitable for those who are sensitive to cigarette smoke. The smell of smoke on clothes was a bit bothersome. Whether you choose the all-you-can-eat option or order a la carte, the prices are very cheap. We had a great time eating and drinking to our heart's content.

You can drink beer, eat a meal, and still not spend more than 2,000 yen per person at this amazing restaurant! It's so good that I end up going there all the time!! The atmosphere inside is lively, with lots of university students hanging out. If you prefer a quiet place, this might not be for you, but if you want to have a fun and cheap drinking experience, this is the place to go! It's about a 10-minute walk from Shibuya Station, a bit far but definitely worth it. They have smoking seats, which is convenient for smokers. I believe shots are also around 200 yen. Just be careful not to drink too much! ⚠️

The alcohol is incredibly cheap at this store. Due to its location, there are a lot of people who come here before going to the club or insist on taking drinks home, like university students. If you want to drink calmly, it's better to go to another store. They have a wide range of drinks like draft beer, lemon sour, and green tea highball, all for around 200 yen. But they are not sloppy at all, in fact, the drinks are usually strong. The food is also very affordable. The takoyaki and sashimi are priced very low, so you can enjoy a blissful time without worrying too much about your wallet. Personally, I like the fatty tuna roll. It has a sweetness typical of fatty tuna and is a high cost-performance dish. After eating and drinking freely, almost getting drunk, the bill came out to be 1,700 yen per person! It's really amazing!

Cheap and delicious beer and highballs, with generous portions on the menu. Highly recommended, especially on Mondays to Thursdays when beer is cheap! Forgot to mention that prices are not as good on weekends (lol). Be careful as there are some items with poor cost performance, but if you have a group of 3 or more, there's an all-you-can-drink and eat option available, so feel free to order without hesitation. Definitely coming back again! Thank you for the meal!!

This is a review for a restaurant with prices available only from Monday to Thursday. I visited on a Sunday, so I paid the regular price. Still, it is quite affordable and recommended for: individuals or groups, casual drinking, wanting to eat and drink cheaply, or looking for a budget-friendly option. The menu includes items like umeshu sour for 180 yen, sweet lemon sour for 210 yen, draft beer for 210 yen, highball for 180 yen, 8 pieces of motsu skewers for 480 yen, 8 pieces of gyoza for 430 yen, grated yam teppanyaki for 560 yen, nachos for 290 yen, and more. Payment methods accepted are cash, credit cards, and electronic money. The atmosphere is like a traditional Japanese izakaya, with a variety of tables and a mix of customers ranging from 10 to 50 years old. They have sanitization measures in place, and the staff were satisfactory. Overall, it's a good option for those looking for affordable dining and drinking experiences.

I went to a shop with a nice atmosphere behind the Shinsei police box. The inside of the shop was quite lively and energetic. I had heard the name for a long time so I was curious. It might be a bit tough if you're not a student, haha. The menu is ordered through a touch panel and there are many options. Overall, I wish the food was a bit tastier, haha. Recently, there are a lot of cheap shops opening up, but this shop feels like going back to the basics. It's a good place to drink without feeling awkward, especially for gatherings with friends. Well, I'm off to try another shop next time.

Shibuya's proud budget izakaya. It's surprising that you can drink a drink for 180-210 yen. The music is loud and the food is a bit pricey, but it's all part of the charm. The staff's service is really good and reassuring. It's a good place to drink cheaply and have a lively time.

I have been to various locations of this type of restaurant, and after visiting again, I still think it's not good. Draft beer for 130 yen. The small size of the glass is understandable, but even though they advertise Sapporo Black Label, this doesn't taste like beer. I'm not saying it's malt liquor, but isn't the ingredient mix a bit off? My tongue strangely feels numb. The 280 yen nachos. The cheese has an unpleasant taste. Again, my tongue feels numb. Sitting there and drinking, the bill of 1030 yen may seem like a great deal, but considering the quality of what is being served, it's not something to be happy about. The 100 yen green tea highball was surprisingly good for its price.

Located above the middle of Dogenzaka in Shibuya, the appearance of the police box in the back gives off the vibe of an old-fashioned ryokan (inn/hotel). The prices of drinks are surprisingly cheap, with draft beer for ¥130 and sweet lemon sour for ¥150 - a miraculous price! The food is like B-class gourmet dishes, with a variety of options such as appetizers, anglerfish Karaage for ¥530, pork kimchi for ¥560, toro-taku maki for ¥560, anchovy pizza for ¥630, and salt sauce yakitori (4 pieces) for ¥480. The food is served within about 5 minutes of ordering and is delicious in a moderate way - almost too delicious! You can eat and drink for around ¥2,000 to ¥3,000 per person, whether in a large group or a small one.

I heard a rumor about Sumire-san and made a reservation to visit. The all-you-can-drink and all-you-can-eat course seemed to have a set order of dishes that we were not aware of. Wow! There were generous portions of sushi, potato fries, fried chicken, sukiyaki, and more. We had to finish everything before we could order more. We tried our best and managed to order a pickled cucumber. This is impossible for anyone who is not young! The portions are just too big!

I visited this restaurant with a friend in Shibuya for drinks. The location is actually closer to Kamiyama. When we entered, the place was packed with customers. The menu is selected through a touch panel. This place is known for its cheap drinks! Draft beer for 130 yen, highballs for 100 yen! Soft drinks are more expensive. We ordered a variety of dishes, but I forgot to take photos. However, everything was delicious, especially the stew! It was tasty! The service was also very fast. Even though it was a weekday, the place was quite crowded, so it must be a popular spot. We ordered a lot of food, but for just drinks, it would be very affordable! Amazing! Thank you for the meal!

Near the entrance, I had the impression that the seats were cold... but once I entered, I was surprised to see how lively it was! I think 3,200 yen for all-you-can-eat and drink is cheap! I ordered using the touch panel and the food was served relatively quickly. The takoyaki and cheese were delicious, but what surprised me the most was how tasty the motsu-ni (tripe stew) was! The sashimi was also great! I will definitely go again! Next time, I'll go when it's not cold...

That's right! It's a mysterious and cheap izakaya chain. It's popular near Shibuya, offering cheap beer and cocktails. The Green Highball is a favorite here! They are open until morning. One of their original menu items is the Pork Tamago Teppanyaki (560 yen). It's not what you'd expect from the name, but it's delicious! It's fun to discover the unique menu items at each location. Thank you for the meal!

In 2012, in Shibuya, turn right at the top of Dōgenzaka and you will find a quaint restaurant with a moist exterior. The hotel district is nearby. The restaurant has three floors and is quite spacious, but it used to fill up quickly. It was a popular spot for socializing with colleagues during business trips. The fact that you could get an extra-large draft beer for less than 100 yen more is now hard to believe. This place seemed to be the starting point for the increase in similar style restaurants. I recommend trying the wasabi with the thin rolls.

The third place. It's a good restaurant with great cost performance, easy to get in, and you can stay until morning.

The quality and cost-effectiveness of being in Shibuya may be emphasized, but that doesn't guarantee good taste. The staff is unhelpful, sloppy, and lacks basic greetings like "welcome" or "thank you." During payment, they are distracted by their phones and it's hard to see why they are praised at all.

The three-story building has a normal izakaya atmosphere inside, which is different from the outside. The food and drinks are honestly not the cheapest compared to other places, but the atmosphere of the restaurant is great. Each floor has a restroom, and there is a tobacco shop on the first floor, which is very convenient. It's recommended for a lively gathering with friends!

The store was lively with many young customers, making it easy to use for second and third rounds. The drinks are cheap and that makes me happy.

The food and drinks had good value for money and I would like to go back again!