まめたい商店 野方店

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Japan, 〒165-0027 Tokyo, Nakano City, Nogata, 6-chōme−9−6 1階
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Hours
TodayLast order: 22:00
Open now
12:00 – 23:00
MondayLast order: 22:00
15:00 – 23:00
TuesdayLast order: 22:00
15:00 – 23:00
WednesdayLast order: 22:00
15:00 – 23:00
ThursdayLast order: 22:00
15:00 – 23:00
FridayLast order: 22:00
12:00 – 23:00
SaturdayLast order: 22:00
12:00 – 23:00
SundayLast order: 22:00
12:00 – 23:00
Features
Smoking allowed (all seats)Reservations acceptedShizuoka oden and fresh sashimiAll-you-can-eat-drink plans availableCredit cards acceptedRetro neighborhood pub atmosphereLarge group parties59 seatsIzakaya with Shizuoka regional dishesIC cards and QR codes accepted
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Menu
* The menu was scanned by a user, not uploaded by the owner. There may be inaccuracies.
House Specialties
Gocchu-age Hand-made Satsuma Fish Cake
The restaurant's signature dish — a hand-crafted satsuma-style deep-fried fish cake. Crispy outside with a tender, savory fish paste interior. Named after the Shizuoka dialect word meaning 'really' or 'awfully good.'
¥198
Today's Fresh Sashimi
Daily selection of fresh sashimi sourced directly from the fishing port. The variety changes each day based on what's freshest and in season.
¥385
Meat and Tofu Stew
A comforting izakaya staple — soft tofu braised together with seasoned ground meat in a rich, mildly sweet soy-based broth. Warm and satisfying.
¥220
Slow-braised Bluefin Tuna Tail
Bluefin tuna tail slowly simmered until fork-tender. Rich and gelatinous from the collagen in the tail bone, with a deep umami-flavored soy glaze.
¥275
Quick Bites (Ready Immediately)
Black Pepper Bamboo Shoots
Seasoned bamboo shoot strips tossed with cracked black pepper. Crunchy texture with a bold, peppery kick — ideal as a quick drinking snack.
¥165
Crunchy Pickled Shallots
Crisp pickled Japanese shallots (rakkyo) served chilled. Their tangy-sweet brine and satisfying crunch make them a classic accompaniment to cold beer.
¥165
Edamame
Boiled young soybeans in the pod, lightly salted. The quintessential izakaya starter — simple, fresh, and great for sharing.
¥165
Quail Eggs in Stamina Soy Marinade
Hard-boiled quail eggs marinated in a punchy soy-based sauce with garlic and sesame. Rich, savory, and addictive as a drinking snack.
¥253
Cold Tofu
Chilled silken tofu served with toppings such as green onion and ginger. Clean, refreshing, and a staple palate-cleanser at any izakaya.
¥198
Whelk with Wasabi
Bite-sized whelk (sea snail) dressed in a sharp wasabi-soy condiment. Firm and chewy with a briny sea flavor that pairs well with sake.
¥275
Fermented Squid (Ika Shiokara)
Traditional Japanese fermented squid — raw squid cured in its own viscera and salt. Bold, pungent umami flavor; a true izakaya classic often enjoyed with hot rice or shochu.
¥275
Whitebait with Grated Daikon
Tender whitebait (shirasu) served alongside freshly grated daikon radish and a drizzle of ponzu. Light, refreshing, and gently briny.
¥220
Warm Dishes
Braised Chicken Drumettes (2 pieces)
Chicken drumettes slowly simmered in a sweet-savory soy and mirin broth until the meat falls off the bone. Rich, sticky glaze with deep umami.
¥352
Small Fish Nanban
Tiny whole fish fried crisp then marinated in a sweet vinegar sauce with julienned vegetables. Sweet, tangy, and satisfyingly crunchy — a Shizuoka-style preparation.
¥275
Grilled Squid Tentacles
Squid tentacles quickly seared over a flame until lightly charred and curled. Chewy and smoky with natural sea sweetness, finished with a dab of soy or salt.
¥352
Salads and Vegetables
Thinly Sliced Onion Salad
Raw onion shaved paper-thin and dressed with a light ponzu or soy vinaigrette. Crisp and refreshing, with a mild sharpness that cleanses the palate.
¥209
Curry-flavored Macaroni Salad
Classic Japanese-style macaroni salad elevated with a hint of curry spice. Creamy, mildly spiced, and comforting — a playful twist on a retro pub staple.
¥198
Cucumber with Miso Dip
Fresh cucumber sticks served with a side of miso-based dipping paste. Simple, crunchy, and refreshing — a traditional drinking accompaniment.
¥198
Fried Items
Fried Chicken Skin Skewers (2 pieces)
Chicken skin deep-fried until shatteringly crispy and threaded on skewers. Ultra-crunchy with rendered savory fat — addictive as a drinking snack.
¥165
Deep-fried Red Pickled Ginger Skewer
Tangy red pickled ginger coated in a light batter and deep-fried. A beloved Osaka-style B-grade gourmet bite — crispy, tart, and surprising.
¥195
House-made Thick Fried Tofu
House-made atsuage — thick slabs of firm tofu deep-fried to a golden crust while remaining silky inside. Served with grated ginger and soy.
¥195
Japanese Fried Chicken (Karaage)
Juicy chicken pieces marinated in soy and ginger, then double-fried for an extra-crispy exterior. A quintessential izakaya crowd-pleaser.
¥308
Fried Horse Mackerel (1 piece)
A whole horse mackerel fillet breaded and fried until golden. Classic coastal Japanese comfort food — mild, flaky fish with a crunchy panko crust, served with tartar sauce or lemon.
¥195
Ground Meat Cutlet
A panko-coated patty of seasoned ground meat deep-fried until golden brown. Juicy inside with a crispy crust — a nostalgic B-gourmet Japanese staple.
¥165
Recommended Dishes
Stir-fried Liver and Chinese Chives
Tender chicken liver stir-fried at high heat with fragrant garlic chives (nira) in a savory sauce. A nutritious, bold-flavored izakaya classic with a characteristic iron-rich depth.
¥548
Prawns in Creamy Mayonnaise Sauce
Plump prawns lightly fried then tossed in a creamy, slightly tangy Japanese-style mayonnaise sauce. Sweet, rich, and popular as a shareable party dish.
¥548
Charcoal-grilled Chicken Hearts
Chicken hearts skewered and grilled over charcoal. Dense and chewy with a pleasantly mineral flavor — best enjoyed with a sprinkle of salt or a dab of yuzu pepper.
¥438
Charcoal-grilled Chicken Inner Fillet
The tender inner thigh muscle (furisode) of chicken grilled over charcoal. Delicately textured and juicy with a light smoky char — a prized cut among yakitori enthusiasts.
¥438
Steamed Pork Dumplings (Shumai)
Classic steamed open-top dumplings filled with seasoned ground pork and onion. Soft, juicy, and best dipped in soy sauce with a dot of hot mustard.
¥438
Sashimi and Seafood
Squid Sashimi
Fresh raw squid sliced into thin strips. Lightly sweet and tender with a clean oceanic flavor — best with wasabi and soy sauce.
¥438
Spicy Soy-marinated Red Shrimp
Raw red shrimp marinated in a spicy soy-based sauce. Sweet shrimp flavor with a slow chili heat — rich, punchy, and great with rice or beer.
¥438
Tuna Yukhoe with Green Onion and Salt
Raw tuna seasoned Korean-style (yukhoe) with green onion, sesame oil, salt, and a light soy marinade. Silky fish with bright, savory flavors and a hint of sesame.
¥438
Shizuoka Oden
Konnyaku (Konjac Cake)
Dense, wobbly konjac cake slowly simmered in Shizuoka's signature dark soy-based black broth until deeply flavored. Topped with aonori (green seaweed powder) and bonito flakes in classic Shizuoka style.
¥132
Grilled Fish Cake Tube (Chikuwa)
Hollow tube-shaped fish cake simmered in rich dark broth until soft and fully seasoned throughout. Mild seafood flavor that absorbs the complex oden stock beautifully.
¥132
Black Fish Cake (Kuro Hanpen)
A Shizuoka specialty — dark-colored fish cake made from sardines or mackerel, giving it a richer, more pronounced fish flavor than standard white hanpen. Simmered in black oden broth.
¥198
Oden Egg
Whole hard-boiled egg slow-simmered in the Shizuoka dark soy oden broth until the white turns a deep amber color and the yolk is fully infused with umami.
¥198
Daikon Radish in Oden Broth
Thick rounds of daikon simmered long and slow until translucent and tender. The radish soaks up the dark, savory Shizuoka oden stock for a deeply satisfying bite.
¥198
Shizuoka Oden Full Assortment
A generous assortment platter featuring all oden items — konjac, chikuwa, black fish cake, egg, and daikon — all steeped in rich black Shizuoka broth. Perfect for sharing or as the centerpiece of the meal.
¥858
Stir-fries and B-Grade Gourmet
Pan-fried Cabbage
Shredded cabbage pan-fried until wilted and lightly charred, seasoned with soy or sauce. Simple and comforting — a classic pub side that pairs well with cold drinks.
¥308
Stir-fried Bean Sprouts
Fresh bean sprouts quickly stir-fried over high heat with garlic and a savory sauce. Light, crunchy, and refreshing — a low-cost, high-satisfaction izakaya staple.
¥275
Natto Omelet
A fluffy Japanese-style omelet filled with sticky fermented soybeans (natto). Bold, funky, and rich — an adventurous and filling dish for natto lovers.
¥548
Drinks
Draft Beer (Medium)
A freshly poured medium mug of draft beer. Cold, crisp, and the perfect companion to izakaya food.
¥528
Highball (Whisky Soda)
Japanese-style highball — whisky mixed with chilled carbonated water. Light, refreshing, and low in sweetness.
¥308
Lemon Sour (Shochu Soda with Lemon)
Shochu mixed with soda water and fresh lemon juice. Bright, tart, and fizzy — the iconic izakaya drink that pairs with almost everything.
¥418
White Hoppy Set
Hoppy (a malt beer-flavored low-alcohol drink) served with a glass of shochu. A retro, budget-friendly Tokyo drinking tradition. Set includes both the Hoppy bottle and the shochu glass.
¥583
Plum Wine (Umeshu)
Sweet-tart Japanese plum liqueur. Fruity and smooth — served on the rocks or with soda. Popular with those who prefer lighter, sweeter drinks.
¥418