Restaurants (All-You-Can-Drink & Tatami Rooms) in Iwamotocho Sta.

1 minute from Kanda Station ◆ Private rooms available Fresh fish delivered directly from Toyosu! Welcome to a private Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) with 30 types of popular local sake from all over the country.

[2 minutes from the west exit of Kanda Station]! We are open from 16:00!

Smoking allowed [3 minutes from Akihabara Station] Fresh Oyster and scallops shipped directly from Miyagi and Iwate are popular! Banquets and all-you-can-drink from 4,000 yen

[1 minute from Kanda Station] Feel free to enjoy a wide variety of authentic Korean Cuisine based on Korean home cooking ◎ Can be reserved for private use

[All seats allow smoking] Near Akihabara Station! A restaurant that uses the highest quality local chicken -- all-you-can-drink service and spacious private rooms available

◇ Near Kanda Station ◇ We are proud of our yakitori using rare parts of Mitsuse chicken ◎ All-you-can-drink course is ¥3,800!

◇In front of Kanda Station! ◇We pride ourselves on fresh fish◎ “I’m tired today too…” “Sarariyaman Kappo” is a restaurant you’ll want to visit once you visit

Right next to Akihabara and Iwamotocho [The 100 yen menu that changes every day is very popular] For parties ★ All-you-can-drink course with unlimited time

July 5th (Fri) Large and small banquets available! Private rooms for 10, 20, 30 to 60 people available!

[1 minute from Kanda Station, private room, smoking allowed, invoice registered] Authentic Kyushu restaurant where you can enjoy Hakata cuisine.

[Established in Kanda for 36 years] A long-established store that boasts ``sashimi'' directly purchased from Toyosu, ``vegetables'' prepared by a vegetable sommelier, and ``delicious sake.''

[Near the station ♪ Opens at 3pm] Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) that boasts delicious sashimi and vegetables and delicious alcohol ♪ Smoking is allowed at all seats!

[1 minute from the east exit of Kanda Station] How about a glass of our famous daily 10 yen sashimi or yakitori starting at 50 yen each on your way home from work?