Hachioji, Tokyo, Japan｜Yatai-zushi Hachiōji Yokoyamachō

Happy hour until 7pm is half price, which is great for drinkers. If you're drinking alone, there are counter seats, table seats, and horigotatsu seats, and there are many customers with children. Due to the good customer service, I get the impression that there are many regular customers even though it is a chain store. There is a drink menu called Chinchiro, where you roll two dice, and if you roll a zero, it's free, if you add it up and it's an even number, it's half price, and if you roll an odd number, it's a fun system that will get you even more excited as you drink.

I used it after work. This is an izakaya that mainly serves sushi, located about 5 minutes walk from Hachioji Station. The interior of the restaurant has a calm atmosphere with wood grain, and there are table seats, seats with sunken kotatsu seats, and counter seats. Also, there seems to be seating not only on the first floor but also on the second floor. Orders are made verbally for small quantities, and by filling out an order form for large orders. It seemed like it took a while for the food to be served, probably because it was quite crowded, but the drinks were served fairly quickly. The appetizer was macaroni mixed with mayonnaise and was a passable appetizer. For sushi, we ordered tuna, salmon, engawa, and salmon roe. All the sushi were thick and had a good texture and taste. The fat of the salmon, the chewy texture of the salmon roe, and the thick texture of the engawa were more delicious than the price. The fried chicken dishes, such as the fried octopus and fried cartilage, were well-seasoned, and the seasoning went well with the alcohol. We also had grilled skirt steak and fried fish bones, but these were average, neither good nor bad. The draft beer is Asahi Super Dry. It had a stable taste. There are many types of alcohol available, including shochu and sake. I was impressed by the calm interior with nostalgic background music, the energetic staff, and the delicious sushi. Thank you for the meal.

It's been a long time since I visited Yokoyama-cho no Yadai Sushi, but it's been a long time since I last visited. The store was a take-out customer and a single customer, but I sat at the back of the L-shaped counter. For the time being, I asked for a free draft beer with a coupon. Sushi is 9 pieces of plums, 900 yen tax excluded. An appetizer of 220 yen is included. This plum is quite substantial, from the upper left, fatty tuna, squid, salmon, sea bream, sardine, egg, tobiko, shrimp, and octopus. Toro, sardine and squid were delicious. Next, at happy hour, we added half price Gari Chuhai for 220 yen and Maitake mushroom tempura for 400 yen. It was more vacant than the Misakicho store and it was easy to use. 1906 yen is cheap, isn't it? Thank you for the delicious nigiri.