ヒラッチョ
After drinking at Saito Bar, I strolled around Jujo Station to see if I wanted to finish with ramen or just have a few more drinks.
As a result, we entered "KABURAYA" near the east exit of Jujo Station.
The only sake they serve is "Kihei,
Kaburaya is a reasonably priced semi-stand-up bar-like izakaya that originated in Ikebukuro, and I used to frequent it often, especially when I was working in Ikebukuro.
It is a reasonably priced semi-stand-up izakaya that originated in Ikebukuro,
grilled pork and other grilled dishes, shish-kebabs, and deep-fried dishes,
Shizuoka-style black oden,
The menu is good, with a variety of grilled, deep-fried, and oden dishes, as well as the standard items 👍.
I checked the company's website, and I see that the number of restaurants has increased considerably.
I am convinced👍.
Chi-zu kune skewers,
Miso Katsu,
Atsuage, Miso Katsu, and
butcher's menchikatsu,
Fried chicken cutlet with soy sauce✖️2
Drinks
Golden Highball
Sake (Kihei)
Hanamaru Lemon Sour
Jack Highball
Deep fried food is justice. 😊
My parents had a butcher shop in the country until about 10 years ago and freshly fried croquettes and menchikatsu are the best.
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まるわ
Hiraccio, good evening.
Kabura-ya is nice!
When I was in Tokyo, I enjoyed going to Junkudo, Kaburaya, and Tunchin.
I also enjoyed I enjoyed drinking hot sake or hot water and grilled pork with garlic sauce in a half-open-air bar.
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まるわ
The kushikatsu are good, too. That taste and atmosphere may be my best standing drink.
I'm very envious of your recent taste of everything from wild vegetables to shishamo fish, which looks so tasty and austere. I don't have to tell you about the choice of sake, though.
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ヒラッチョ
Good evening, Maruwa 😊.
Junkudo, Kaburaya and Tunchin are exactly at the east exit of Ikebukuro👍.
Of course, I am a repeat customer of each of those three stores.
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ヒラッチョ
Reasonable though,
Good place to hold down yakiton and shish-kebabs as well👍
Shishamo Kuroryu is
I am very happy to imitate them. I'm not sure what to say 😌.
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