Restaurants (All-You-Can-Drink) in Shin-Sakae

A hidden gem! Enjoy rare Kuroge Wagyu beef Yakiniku (Grilled meat) and Bistro cuisine together

A rare chicken Yakiniku (Grilled meat) in Nagoya! cheap! delicious! Excellent freshness! A hidden gem! !

A place for local residents to relax! Casual Italian Cuisine cuisine, special roast pork, and craft gin.

The menu can be changed every time. 5,000 yen for a course meal and all-you-can-drink. *Invoice registered store

[Hidden hideout in Shinei] Obanzai Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) where you can enjoy dishes made with fresh fish and drinks. Plenty of Japanese sake too!

Open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year [Buy a whole Wagyu beef] Feel free to enjoy the famous Tonchan and rare parts of Horumon!

[5 minutes walk from Takatake Station] All domestic beef available! Various banquets and entertainment are welcome ♪ Eligible invoice issuing invoice registration store

Oyster are in season! Now accepting reservations for banquets! A bar with delicious Oyster where you can enjoy seafood from Ise-Shima

A teppan Bistro that combines Japanese and Western flavors in a stylish space.

A bar tucked away in a back alley in a busy downtown area.

A little-known spot where drinkers gather together. A hidden bar for adults.

Great value happy hour at 180 yen! Plenty of Kuroge Wagyu beef ribs and fresh offal! Popular Yakiniku (Grilled meat) with a focus on freshness

[3 minutes walk from Hisaya Odori Station] Open until 3am ♪ Our proud monja is fluffy and melty with a gentle flavor.

【新栄駅7分】甘辛いタレが絡む「骨付きカルビ」が自慢の昭和レトロな居酒屋。大人数宴会も◎

[Invoice system registered store] Founded in 1975. The original Nagoya sweet and spicy Yakiniku (Grilled meat)

2 minutes from Goak Station ◆ Enjoy authentic Korean Cuisine such as piping hot samgyeopsal and ganjang gejang ◎

Right next to the east end intersection! Indians don't lie! Thick-sliced American Steak!

[7 minutes walk from Takatake Station] A restaurant where you can enjoy authentic cuisine and wine at a reasonable price in a calm atmosphere.

[Lunch has started] Torihachi, a hideaway in a back alley - morning-ground Mikawa chicken grilled over fragrant Japanese Bincho charcoal.