Restaurants (Shochu & All-You-Can-Drink) in Ueno, Okachimachi, Yushima

★Authentic BBQ with home-brewed beer and wine made from chunks of meat at a butcher shop under the elevated railway (warehouse)❗️★

[4 minutes walk from Okachimachi Station, Suehirocho Station] Very popular! ! White Omelette Rice on sale! !

Thai Cuisine with raw Singha and coriander ♪ 2 seconds walk from Yushima Station! 2 hours all-you-can-drink from 4,378 yen ~ reserved available for 13 people or more!

1 minute from Yushima Station ◆ Enjoy authentic Nepalese Cuisine made by women and spicy local alcohol! Great value courses from 4,500 yen

[3 minutes walk from Yushima Station] Delicious Grilled offal with Bincho charcoal

We offer piping hot teppanyaki dishes, a variety of homemade dishes, and carefully selected drinks in a cozy coffee bar♪

2 minutes from Okachimachi Station. Enjoy fresh Sushi and seasonal Tempura prepared by a skilled chef along with a wide selection of alcoholic drinks. Great for a second stop.

For drinking parties, year-end parties, New Year's parties, girls' parties, after-parties...

5 minutes from Ueno Station ◆ A bar where you can casually enjoy French home cooking. Enjoy monthly seasonal ingredients with French cuisine wine♪

Enjoy our carefully selected dried fish and sake!

We pride ourselves on Kyushu cuisine and charcoal Grilled offal! Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) menu and Hakata Motsu-nabe (Offal hotpot) /horse sashimi banquet from 4,500 yen

Right in front of Ueno Station ★ Yebisu beer specialty shop with the best beer and meat, Seafood, etc. ★ All-you-can-drink course available on the day ★

[Soon after Ueno Station] Restaurants bar where you can enjoy authentic Asian cuisine with the aroma of spices and alcoholic beverages from around the world. reserved OK◎

3 minutes from Okachimachi Station [Semi-private rooms available] Delicious authentic Thai taste in a spacious space. Can be reserved

1 minute walk from Yushima Station. “Kokoro” is a restaurant with 7 counter seats run by a beautiful young proprietress.

[Beside the station] Conveying the culture and new charm of sake. Connecting the circle of sake lovers across generations and borders