Izakaya (Japanese style tavern) (For Families and Children) in Kamata(page 4)

A Creative Cuisine restaurant located 4 minutes walk from JR Kamata Station. We have a variety of alcoholic beverages.

Food is 109 yen and drinks start from 329 yen, which is surprisingly high cost performance! Great value all-you-can-eat and all-you-can-drink service open 24 hours a day

2 minutes from Umeyashiki Station ◆ Enjoy [silk Pork Cutlet] made with carefully selected ingredients and manufacturing methods, along with approximately 20 types of whisky.

[Taste of a Japanese restaurant at an Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) price! ? ] Fresh fish purchased daily from Toyosu and handmade Japanese-style meal that is gentle on the body.

2 minutes from Kamata Station ◆ A direct delivery fresh fish bar that can be used by individuals or large groups ◎ Courses with all-you-can-drink options available

2 minutes from Kamata Station◆Enjoy a blissful plate of Ethnic Cuisine, Italian Cuisine, and Thai Cuisine prepared by our dedicated chef. reserved OK

[Recommended for small parties of up to 10 people!] We also offer course meals. All-you-can-drink options!

For delicious sushi, sake, and side dishes, come to Sugitama!

Fillet cutlet in white [Pork Cutlet Daiki]

[3 minutes from Kamata Station] Pickled vegetables delivered directly from the farm in the morning! Enjoy seasonal fish with carefully selected local sake from all over the country. Confident in freshness◎

[Banquet for up to 60 people!!] ～An adult retreat inspired by an old folk house from 100 years ago～

[4 minutes from Kamata Station] Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) you can casually enjoy carefully selected wild boar dishes and Vegetable Dishes that make use of the best ingredients.

[4 minutes from Kamata Station] “Garlic Yakiniku (Grilled meat)” is made with high-quality domestic beef mixed with a unique sauce and has an addictive taste! For girls' night out◎

3 minutes from Kamata Station ◆A lively store with a Showa atmosphere! Highly recommended banquet course with unlimited refills of the famous Yakisoba (stir-fried noodles)