Minato City, Tokyo, Japan｜赤提灯酒場 伊ち太

The shop was smaller than I expected. There were two female staff members, but they were both very bright and pleasant, and I didn't feel like a part-time clerk, which is common in chain stores. The food is the most important part, but the result is such that you can clearly feel the master's passion for each and every dish. Hot Pepper is a Showa retro tavern, and it certainly has a retro-chic interior and menu, but no, no, no, it's far from retro, and offers a highly innovative and complete dish. Well, come on, everyone! It is a satisfying shop. By the way...(I'm a fairly big eater myself) I ate my fill and gulped it down for 5,500 yen. For the average person, for 3,000 yen, you can enjoy delicious food and a decent amount of alcohol, right? Lastly...The cuisine here has a wide variety of izakaya-style Japanese dishes, but I'm aiming for Italian cuisine.

It is a cozy space with a friendly master and staff and a retro interior. I usually enjoy a hearty lunch. I'd like to have a drink in the evening once everything calms down.

70's-80's Showa retro interior. Old movie and TV program posters, toys and plastic models are lined up and hung. The menu is abundant and cheap. Both Japanese style and Western style. It is a good store full of chaos in a good way.