Sumida City, Tokyo, Japan｜酒処 蔵

This is a store I've been interested in for a while. Recently, many stores have closed due to the coronavirus, and just when I was thinking that there were fewer stores that I was satisfied with, I happened to be passing by and entered this store for the first time. The master seemed scary when I first met him, but I thought the quality of the store was amazing. I was surprised at how reasonably priced and delicious the food was. If you like alcohol, the menu is full of things that will make you happy. The master says, ``I want people to enjoy sake, so I don't mind just having an appetizer for the dish,'' but any dish should go well with alcohol. I just couldn't stop eating. There is also a huge selection of sake, and the best part is that you can drink a variety of sake in a small amount. At other stores, the drinks are sold in 1-go units, so if you order a lot of things, the prices can add up quickly, but at a store with this kind of system, you can truly enjoy a wide variety of alcoholic beverages. Moreover, the master's knowledge of sake is amazing. In a sense, I'm an otaku and have a strong passion for sake, but there's something special about enjoying a drink while listening to the sake he has accumulated. I think some people want to thoroughly enjoy sake by themselves, but it's up to adults to know how to measure the distance between them and their customers, so that those people can enjoy themselves as well. I thought. There were comments in other reviews that seemed unfriendly, but when I asked them various questions about alcohol, they answered in a way that resonated with them. Whether it's wine or sake, it's the presence of masters who are experts in the field that makes this restaurant so special. If you want to be cared for, all you have to do is go to a store that offers such services. Another plus point is that there are no annoying customers with excessively loud voices, thanks to the masters at their core. After that, I went to the store without missing a beat. Next time, I would like to invite friends who like Japanese sake.

A small shop with only a counter. The owner is quiet, but he is full of love for Japanese sake. You can enjoy a variety of drinks from major and minor breweries with shots!

The shopkeeper is unsophisticated, but he is not a bad person. For those who want to enjoy sake quietly without being noisy.