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It was delicious.

As you pass through the entrance, a calm bistro-style space unfolds, and the tiled counter is very stylish. The seating is spacious, allowing for a relaxed time. I was pleased with the staff's thoughtful attention, even suggesting to reheat the dishes. The sausages and chicken, slowly cooked in a cocotte, along with the sweetness of the vegetables, were impressive. The ajillo with large oysters and the sakura shrimp paella were also richly aromatic, and I couldn't stop eating any of it. I enjoyed a comfortable time until the end while comparing a variety of international beers.

The K-pop playing in the store is so enjoyable that it immediately puts you in a Korean mood. Biting into the fresh green chili peppers lined up at the counter after dipping them in the sauce creates a refreshing sensation that is quite interesting. The simmered tail meat and chives are tender, and the rich soup seeps through beautifully. The seafood pancake, crispy on the outside and chewy on the inside, pairs perfectly with draft beer. The manager carefully asks about your spice preference, so anyone can enjoy their meal with peace of mind. To finish, the rice with egg and seaweed made from the leftover soup of the Ttori-tang greatly enhances the sense of satisfaction.

Upon entering the counter izakaya marked by a large lantern, I felt immediately at ease in the bright interior. The owner, who greeted me in a relaxed Kyoto dialect, was very easy to talk to, making it comfortable to sit down even for the first time. The first dish that came out, the smashed cucumber, had a refreshing yet lingering taste that made it hard to put down my chopsticks. The chicken wings soaked in a secret sauce and the crispy skin skewers stood out with their savory aroma, providing satisfaction even without beer. The mildly spicy Taiwanese yakisoba and fluffy kimchi fried rice also had great textures, allowing me to thoroughly enjoy the meal until the end. It's a place that feels comfortable to drop by casually, and I highly recommend it to anyone who loves izakayas.