Setagaya City, Tokyo, Japan｜Hannagi

A high-quality Japanese izakaya with a sense of stability. The customer service brother is also polite and nice. It may be better to make a reservation when visiting.

It's a pub with delicious food. It feels like a Japanese restaurant. I asked for a course of about 5,000 yen, but it was very good. It was a pity that there were not so many types of sake. A woman ordered one or two items by herself and was drunk at the counter, so I think it's a restaurant that is OK for one person.

There are always customers. The store is also clean. It appears that they are renewing their products regularly and returning profits to customers. I've never been inside, but I get the feeling that it's a good store. I want to come someday. On the other hand, a nearby Western restaurant had bulky garbage, empty bottles, and petroleum tanks left outside, and the door was in tatters. Contrasting.