Tokorozawa, Saitama, Japan｜百味

Nostalgic japanese bar .

A Showa style pub in front of Tokorozawa Station. When I was in charge of Saitama Prefecture, I visited Ms. Hyakumi for lunch during the day. Today I went out to see the Seibu Dome day game from 13:00. The day game in July, I was careless because it was a dome, but it was hot just sitting in the stadium. The older sister of the sales girl wears a heavy beer server mask on her back and climbs the stairs and dies. I thought it was hot, so I went back to Tokyo at dinner time, but the trains were crowded, so I came here. I managed to put it in because I came right after the game was over. Beer, hoppy, and sour are cheap at ¥290. Food is plentiful. It felt really good.

This izakaya is located in the basement of Tokorozawa's shopping street ``Prope Dori'' and retains the atmosphere of the Showa era. There are counter seats, table seats, and tatami-mat seats (sunken kotatsu style) with seating for about 50 people. I often visit Tokorozawa on holidays to visit relatives, and I always go as soon as it opens in the morning. If you don't do that, you won't be able to get a good seat (lol). The prices are normal izakaya prices, but no matter what you order, it's more delicious than the price. In particular, the ``fried small horse mackerel'' is the best, with fresh small horse mackerel that rises completely. I order it on a regular basis. I also appreciate that even though there are a lot of customers, the food I order comes out quickly...or rather, it's amazing. I'm always impressed. Oh, and the best part is that the aunties and all the staff are very friendly and make you feel comfortable drinking.