This is a shop located at Tamamori Station Rotary. All-you-can-drink for ¥1500. With the all-you-can-drink option, you can also order from the grand menu at half price. The draft beer is delicious! I tried Brie cheese for the first time. Some people may not like this type of cheese, but I found it very delicious. I also ordered pasta, steak, and a sausage platter. The food is so delicious and will definitely fill you up. They offer courses starting from ¥3000, tailored to your budget. No matter the price range, you will leave full, but the quality may vary based on your budget. The atmosphere is great, and it's a really good restaurant. Thank you for the meal♪

After completing a walking event, we decided to take the train back from the nearest station, Tama Station, to the starting and finishing point at Musashino no Mori Park. We were thinking of having a beer on the way back, and surprisingly found a restaurant called "Propeller Kitchen" open near the station. They had outdoor seating and people were enjoying drinks. We were a group of four, and the staff managed to find us a table as another group was leaving. It seemed like the restaurant was not normally open at this time, but it was a pleasant surprise to find a lively place in this quiet area. The restaurant had a Western vibe and a variety of drinks, mainly foreign beers like Leavenbroy. We were not very hungry after having lunch at Anrakutei, so we just ordered some light snacks to go with our beers. It was a nice place to relax and enjoy a drink, and we left after about an hour. I would like to visit this place again on my own, but the Seibu Tamagawa Line area is quite remote and quiet...

I visited this place with the expectation that it would be a dog-friendly establishment. Honestly, I had my doubts since it's located near Tama Station, and unfortunately, my suspicions were confirmed. The variety of beers was good, and the recommended beer I tried was unique and delicious. However, the food did not live up to the same standard. To be frank, the ingredients seemed average, and the dishes felt like they were just thrown together without much thought. It's a shame because the ingredients themselves were of good quality, but I wish they would put more effort into the presentation and preparation. Hopefully, they can make some improvements in the future!

I might be criticized for writing so many past reviews, but I'll write it anyway. Well, I'm writing reviews of this restaurant to organize my past visit records. I visited this place only once when I lived in Tobitakyu. Just before moving out of Tobitakyu, I visited this place with my ex-wife. It's a great restaurant! Oh, it's a shame... I'm moving already... If I had visited a little earlier, I would have become a regular customer and visited frequently. Propeller Kitchen, I don't know why it's called Propeller, but probably because there is Chofu Airport nearby (partially quoted from Wikipedia). Chofu Airport was used by the Imperial Army during the war, especially after the Doolittle Raid in 1942, it became an important air defense base for Tokyo. At the end of World War II, the airport was occupied by the US military and used as an air force transport base. Well, this Propeller Kitchen is located in such a place, but you can often see elderly foreigners enjoying beer and snacks outside from the early hours until closing time. Oh, even if I move, I come to this area frequently for work, so I'm watching, you know. I don't know where these foreigners come from, but they are probably related to Tokyo University of Foreign Studies nearby. There are quite a few foreign customers inside the restaurant as well. The drink menu is incredibly extensive. When you order beer, it is poured with a thick layer of foam and skillfully poured. The frankfurters are very delicious. Oh, there was a dish that looked like a one-plate steak on the menu, and this! The meat is quite firm but delicious. I heard that foreigners don't prefer marbled or tender meat like Japanese people do, and they prefer slightly firmer meat. Maybe this restaurant considers that preference and serves this firm steak. This restaurant is great! It's always crowded but great! Highly recommended!

Propeller Kitchen, I always thought that foreign people were chatting in front of the table set up in front of the store, so I thought it was that kind of store, but my image has completely changed. Certainly, the first floor of the store had the expected taste and atmosphere, but since there were a lot of people, the staff recommended renting out the second floor. We went to check it out. Just like the first floor, we expected a multicultural atmosphere, but then we saw it - tables made of beer crates with plywood on top. We couldn't believe it and burst out laughing. But we felt completely at ease and had a great time enjoying delicious food and drinks.

This shop located in front of Tama Station is my go-to place every week. The German beer "Rebunbroi" is cheap and delicious! They also have a wide variety of cocktails, so girls can enjoy too. The food is pretty good too. The cost performance is not bad, but I end up ordering too much, so the money flies away (laughs). The alcohol they stock varies each time, and when I ask the master, he sometimes serves rare drinks. There are plenty of seats (you can even reserve the second floor), so I often use it for large parties. They provide excellent service, and the drinks are delicious, so it's an izakaya that I want to go to whenever I have free time.

I had heard rumors about Propeller Kitchen, so I decided to visit and see for myself. The atmosphere was great and the place had a nice vibe. The exterior looked a bit intimidating, like a bar you might hesitate to enter, but inside, it was quite cozy. You order by speaking to the staff behind the counter where the drinks are displayed. When I walked in, there were older gentlemen sitting at the counter chatting, and I assumed they were just customers having a casual conversation. Turns out, one of them was actually the owner. When I tried to ask a question to the staff, they answered and then went into the back, so I realized that person was the owner. I've always admired the casual atmosphere, especially in places where you can enjoy a drink, so I felt a sense of familiarity. As for the drinks, they offer a variety of options. Cocktails, beer, and even some alcohol I had never heard of. Personally, I recommend trying the German beer "Leberbroy" which is also listed on the sign outside. Even though I'm not a big beer drinker, I found it to be delicious. For those who enjoy strong drinks, I suggest trying Absinthe, but be prepared for a wild night and a possible hangover if you decide to indulge today.