Matsudo, Chiba, Japan｜Takahashisuisan Rokkodaiten

I came here just in time for the store to open at 5pm on Sunday evening. Some people were already lining up outside. It seems to be popular with locals. The clerk was also working quickly. Cold draft beer and fresh sashimi I was convinced after seeing it. I think I want to go again.

I visited for lunch and it was delicious, and the menu looked like something I would enjoy at night.

Although the price is reasonable, it is delicious and filling. An izakaya that focuses on seafood and fish dishes. There are also a la carte dishes that you would expect to find in a traditional izakaya. There are many healthy menu items that dieters will love. Also, are there other ways to eat avocado? I made some new discoveries, and I was able to steal techniques that I thought I could try at home (lol). I went there with my family, including an elementary school-age child, and it has an atmosphere that families can easily use. There's a doorbell on the table just like a family restaurant, so you really feel like you're at a family restaurant. There are about 7 or 8 counter seats. There are more table seats than that (I didn't see the whole store so I don't know for sure) There are separate non-smoking and smoking seats, and there was no smell of cigarettes in the non-smoking seat where we sat, so it seems that smoking areas are clearly separated. Dads who want to drink alcohol, moms who are concerned about dieting, and kids who eat a lot of fried foods will be satisfied (*´ω`*) The family restaurants around here are good, but these izakayas are also good! The toilets are separate for men and women. The women's toilet is one Western-style one up one step. No baby cot available. It's well kept, but it's small. People with walking disabilities need to be careful. Wheelchairs are not allowed.