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A guy with the red hair was badmouthing me and insulting me because he didn’t know that i could understand Japanese. What a service.

DO NOT GO HERE FOR ST. PATTY 's DAY or EVER!!! BUYER BEWARE!!! If they think they can short change your receipt, they will!! We were dining with a 4100 yen bill and both laid down 10000 each to split the bill a common practice). The waiter returned 1000 and change. He shorted us 15000 yen! $150 usd) We asked for a manager, he annouced I am the manager then a woman came to the table saying he does not speak good English?!?! He just said he was the manager and had previously took our orders with zero difficulty. As we left the third bartender was talking to our waiter and we saw them laughing! If you look at the previous comments, this is absolutely a common practice at this establishment. DONT GO TO THIS PLACE, ESPECIALLY IF YOU ARE FOREIGNER. THEY ARE IN PRACTICE OF STEALING!!! quite unusual in Japan but very commonplace here) Much better establishments are only blocks away!

I’ve never experienced food this bad in Tokyo. Both the fish and the chips absolutely suck. Soggy fish, hard chips without salt. Unbelievable—it’s like they bought them frozen from the supermarket and baked them in the oven for 5 minutes. But at least they came out not long after ordering. 45 minutes later the jerk chicken still hadn’t come out so I left and bought a sandwich at the convenience store across the street. The ONLY thing this place has going for it is serving alcohol after the government-mandated 8pm cut off. Come for the alcohol, but buy food at 7-11 instead.

So, basically it is expensive (I can accept that), the service brought us one more beer than our order. And the most important thing, ¡there are no darts! The beer variety is good tho

This is a place to come back to. Somehow Irish pubs show up all over the world. I think it's because the beer the food and the atmosphere are what a lot of people like. Irish pub with. Japanese spin. What's not to like?