Unlike most izakayas already on the market, this is one of the few that actually allows you to leave with the feeling of fullness! I ordered a gyu don, a mussel soup, and a karrage thinking that the portions were going to be akin to guu or fin. Well, the gyu don came with a generous amount of beef and a side of pickled vegetables (which I really enjoyed) and was probably enough to satisfy me as a dinner on it's own (ok, maybe a small side too 'cause I eat a lot). The mussel soup probably had like a good 20-25 mussels in there too. Is the soup base anything special? Naw. Are the mussels fresh? Probably the frozen ones. Was it still enjoyable and good to pair with sake? Yes. Yes it was. Finally with the karrage it was really more taro chips than meat BUT still a bigger portion then what I anticipated. The citrussy mayo that came with it was also very addictive.
Incidentally, you will also have some entertainment at the restaurant! Here you will see many young Koreans dashing from their table to either the back door for a smoke break, or someone being carried by the waiter and his friend to the washroom cause he drank too much! Food and a show, what more can one ask for? Overall, excellent place to chill and hang out. They even have partitions hanging down to divide adjacent tables when they are occupied to offer additional privacy!!