Toshima City, Tokyo, Japan｜よっとこ

Nearest station is Ikebukuro station It costs 300 yen. The total cost for drinking and eating was around 3-4,000 yen, which seems to be 1,000 yen cheaper than eating and drinking at a similar restaurant (10,000 yen here would probably cost around 15,000 yen elsewhere). It's very conscientious and extremely delicious. The owner's heart and soul allows us to serve you dishes that take a lot of time and effort at a very reasonable price. Other than the store being small and the staff being a little inexperienced, there are almost no downsides to enjoying a good time. It has a good customer base, so you can enjoy it on a date, in a small group, or just by yourself, but it is not suitable for people who make loud noises or get drunk. Credit cards and electronic money are accepted.

A short walk from the north exit of Ikebukuro A certain izakaya. I happened to see the sign and went there. Apparently it's open until 3am. A Japanese-style izakaya in the basement. There was a friendly store owner and a cute young clerk. It also has a nice homely atmosphere. Ask them to serve you a recommended dish. Personally, the kushikatsu was delicious. The herb-grilled chicken was also excellent! There is a wide variety of alcoholic beverages, including homemade sake. There were several types. Because it's a calm atmosphere It was a restaurant that could be used by one person or multiple people. I would like to go there again.

After finishing my errands in Ikebukuro, the two of us went to Yottoko, which I had been interested in for some time, to have dinner. The shop is underground, so when you go down the stairs, there is a noren curtain, and when you enter, The old-fashioned Japanese interior gives you a sense of calm. The food came in a boat full of sashimi. It was delicious. I was curious about today's recommended ``Ice Temperature Aged Butahime Rose Salad,'' so I ordered it and found out that it has a refreshing taste and is perfect for this hot season. Out of all the things I ate, my favorite was the fried natto cheese wrap. The texture is crispy but not too hard, and the natto spreads out from the inside and is delicious. The staff was friendly and the space was relaxing. It's nice because there's a tatami room and you can watch TV. I liked it, so next time I would like to keep the bottle and go again.