A long-standing izakaya under the Yurakucho railroad tracks where Tokyo salarymen have been drinking for decades. The speciality is motsu-yaki — pork offal skewers grilled over charcoal — paired with the house バイス (bice), a plum-flavored shochu soda that is a signature of Tokyo's old-school undertrack bar culture. Two floors of worn wooden tables, cheerful noise, and affordable prices make this one of the most authentic remnants of the Yurakucho gado-shita drinking scene. Arrive early; the small seats fill fast after 18:00.
