A spirited izakaya spread across two floors in Ryogoku, just minutes from the sumo arena, drawing a mix of locals and visitors with its generous pours and hearty small plates. The basement and upper floors both carry a relaxed, neighborhood-pub energy—brick accents, wooden tables, izakaya clutter in the best sense. Stand-outs include slow-braised beef tendon stew, soy-marinated mackerel, and a full spread of yakitori. English menus and an accommodating staff make it easy for non-Japanese speakers to navigate the menu.
