Chiba, Japan｜Murohigashi

I received a lot of different recommendations! The alcoholic drinks were well made and the food was all delicious. There is a wide variety of sake available, so be sure to give it a try. I was so busy eating that I forgot to take a photo. (lol)

After breaking up with my friends, I couldn't get into the hotel until 24:00, so I was looking for a place to kill time and have a drink until then. I entered at 23:00 because it was very close to the station and it was highly rated. Drinks and food were already the last orders, but there was no problem because I was alone. I ordered plum wine with soda, spicy bean sprouts, fried chicken wings, yakitori thighs, green onions, and pork belly for about 1,500 yen. The customer base is not uncles, but young brothers and sisters, so it was very easy for a woman to enter alone. The food came out quickly and the meat was soft and delicious, so I was very satisfied. Next time I want to enjoy sake slowly.

Of course, people have their own preferences and values, but for me, Murohigashi is the best restaurant. I don't quite understand the meaning of the store's name, and I tend to be wary of the location because it's so close to Kaihin Makuhari Station that it looks like a chain store where the value is not very high, but I was surprised at how expensive it was. This is a quality public bar. I love it. Very good and the best. I guess you could call it a neo-izakaya, a modern version of a popular izakaya. A beautiful and bright store. You can get as many refills of the addictive spicy bean sprouts as you like. It has a Sichuan-style numbing feeling, and it's definitely addictive. I took your word for it and ended up getting a second helping. The clerk at the hall is probably a part-time student from a nearby university, but he seems very polite and I have a very good impression of him. Working in the kitchen may be a part-time job, but you can feel the same sense of discipline. It's really good. Rather than having a banquet with a large number of people, it seems to be more suitable for drinking alone, for two people talking while drinking, or for about 6 people drinking together. The atmosphere is so casual that I feel like I want to go every week. The atmosphere doesn't feel like you'll be having a conversation with the shop staff, but there's a TV on the counter, so it's perfectly fine to go alone. [Menu ordered] Highball, sake (single plum), addictive spicy bean sprouts (appetizer), spicy menma, seaweed salt fries, macaroni salad. etc. [Amount] 4,480 yen for two people [Time] Weekday night [Cleanliness] Good [Payment method] Go To Eat electronic coupon