Best Izakaya (Japanese style tavern) (Child-Friendly) in Ebisu(page 2)

A place where music and music, food and seasons, and people play together.

The purchaser is ``Okuyoshi, a meat wholesaler specializing in Japanese black beef cows'' who has both discernment and ability.

Delight in the seasonal fresh fish and carefully selected sake◆Enjoy a blissful moment in the calm space of the counter...

[Completely equipped with private rooms] Enjoy the finest Hot Pot and chicken dishes in a quaint house that will make you forget you are in the city center.

≪2 minutes walk from Ebisu Station≫ “Yakigai Akoya” where you can enjoy fresh seasonal shellfish and sake

reserved private parties of 8 or more. Higashi-Osaka specialty pork and egg & 2-hour all-you-can-drink course from 4,350 yen! Sauce Yakisoba (stir-fried noodles) is also popular.

A hidden terrace in Ebisu where countless lights hanging from the ceiling create a fantastic space.

Ebisu Garden Place 38F. Enjoy a special time with our proud oden, exquisite artisan cuisine, and the night view as an accompaniment to sake.

[1 minute walk from Ebisu Station] Local chicken from Miyazaki Prefecture and carefully selected fresh fish | Private rooms available, floor reserved, and banquet plan with all-you-can-drink

☆5 minutes from Ebisu Station☆Heated glamping-style terrace tent with night views and an extraordinary dining space

[3 minutes walk from the west exit of Ebisu Station] A Japanese Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) where you can enjoy seasonal Japanese cuisine. Enjoy exquisite Japanese cuisine and sake♪

1 minute from Ebisu East Exit Open air available Kiln-baked Chicago pizza, aged meat Steak, and craft beer from our own brewery

[30 seconds walk from Ebisu Station] <Restaurant & Bar Lounge MEDUSA>

3 minutes walk from Ebisu station! ! Feel free to relax. Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) you can enjoy Japanese food and Japanese-style meal without any hassle.

We specialize in Tempura skewers and Japanese yam, and we also have natural wine, sake, and craft shochu!

``Sakadokoro'' where you can enjoy Japanese local products and Japanese alcoholic beverages