Fuchu, Tokyo, Japan｜BACHIYA 府中店

I always stop by at the end of a horse race. The shop sells sake and oden, but oysters are also very delicious. My favorite is fried taro. It's crunchy on the inside and crunchy on the outside, making me want to eat it again... The atmosphere of the store clerk is also good and it is very comfortable.

I have visited several times as a female friend and a friend who loves sake. There are 5 seats at the counter and 2 tables for 4 people, so there are about 13 seats inside. As the name of the restaurant goes, ``Sake and Oysters Sometimes Oden...'', they have a wide variety of sake, and the selection changes frequently, so you won't get bored. There are about six types of oysters from various production areas, and each one has a different richness and flavor, so you can enjoy comparing them. Oden is served even in the summer, and all of them are delicious. (By the way, I personally recommend the octopus. It's best to savor the flavor of the octopus in one bite while drinking a glass of sake🐙) If you register on the official LINE, you will be able to draw a no-lose lottery every time you visit the store, and you will be happy if you win snacks, etc. By the way, LINE frequently sends out information on limited-time events and the purchase of rare alcoholic beverages. The prices aren't that high, with an average drink costing less than 500 yen, so even if you order a decent amount of food, it will only cost you less than 5,000 yen per person. One thing to note is that for those who don't drink sake or want other drinks, the menu may seem small, so it might be better to go with someone who can drink sake.

Mr. bachiya who moved from the suspicious (although it was also attractive) Kokusai Street to the north exit of Fuchu Station. The customer base has become more youthful, and I feel that the ratio of women has also increased. We are old men drinking alone as usual.