Taito City, Tokyo, Japan｜鳥椿 雷門一丁目店

It's been a long time since I last visited Asakusa, and I went to a Senbero-style izakaya about 5 minutes from the APA Hotel @ Tawaramachi where I was staying. Seriously, the drink glass is huge. It's been a while since I found Vice Sour, so I ordered a medium sized one for 490 yen and was first handed a 1-sho bottle of Kinmiya and said, ``I like it,'' lol New style, be careful not to add too much. The sake accompaniments are liver, gizzard, and 4 fried tulips. The recommended fried tulips can be ordered from 1 piece and can be priced up to 99 pieces. The yakitori was not served on a skewer, but rather baked in a convention oven. It's an eye-opening experience. The shop seems to be open from 10am, and as the sign says, it seems to be the original Chinchirorin Highball shop, and the customers were having fun rolling the dice. I guess I'll try it next time. No luck though. Two cups of Vice Sour knocked me out, and it was delicious. It was a feast 🏔.

Don't underestimate it as a cheap izakaya! Each dish is carefully prepared and you won't be disappointed. Kagami, an izakaya where everything from the ``famous chicken grill'' to ``fried tulips'' and ``thick-sliced ​​ham cutlets'' are all delicious! I was able to spend the best time with the manager, the brother in the kitchen, and the female staff in the hall. Don't drink too much of "Chinchirorin Highball"! (lol) #Izakaya #Asakusa #Lunch

A fun shop where you can pour all you want Hoppy contents. If you make it into a large jug, you'll get an incredible amount! A medium size is just right. As for the food, fried tulips seem to be the specialty, but the regular fried chicken is also delicious! Overall, it was a restaurant where you could drink a lot at a good value, and be careful not to drink too much.