A cozy home-style izakaya (koryori-ya) tucked under the elevated railway tracks halfway between Yurakucho and Tokyo Station. The intimate space — a short counter and a few tables — draws office workers and regulars seeking seasonal Japanese small plates and quality sake in a relaxed, unpretentious atmosphere. The female owner cooks simple, carefully prepared dishes such as seared bonito, sliced kamaboko with wasabi, oden, and braised pork in soy sauce. Smoking is permitted and the mood is warmly reminiscent of an old neighborhood dining room.
