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About this place
The seafood bowl is a lunchtime option worth considering. An earlier review put the price at 900 yen, and one diner said the freshness of the toppings made an impression. Another felt the rice did not seem to be seasoned with vinegar, so bear that in mind if you are expecting vinegared rice. The menu also includes a daily set meal and a stamina rice bowl. Since the set meal changes from day to day, its offering on the day of your visit is part of the appeal.
In the evening, this izakaya suits a meal or a more relaxed round of small plates. One diner who ordered the kushikatsu platter reported that it cost 900 yen for 6 pieces, and also enjoyed marinated firefly squid and seafood salad. Other seafood dishes on the menu include namerō, grilled eel with kabayaki sauce, and a kakiage fritter of shrimp and scallop. Beer and wine are available, too, so you can build your meal around seafood small plates, add kushikatsu, or choose according to your mood.
From lunchtime bowls and set meals to evening dishes and drinks, Dining Hide offers a choice of ways to dine. It is described as suitable for solo diners. Payment is cash only.
