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The seared potato salad stands out in visitors’ reviews. One diner describes it as delicious, while another recommends arriving early before it sells out. It is presented as a signature dish, though availability can vary from day to day, so ordering early may be worth considering if it catches your eye. KitchenBar9-nine- serves small plates, making it a place to enjoy a drink alongside a few dishes. The listed edamame costs 350 yen and comes seasoned with salt, peperoncino or butter-soy sauce. There is pleasure in choosing: stick with the classic salted version, or try a different flavour for a change.

The drinks menu ranges from Kirin Lager and bottled beer to wine, chilled sake, highballs, chūhai and shōchū. Shōchū can be served with water or soda, mixed with green or oolong tea, or diluted with hot water. The selection makes it easy to choose whether you want a substantial drink with your meal or something lighter. The colourful drinks are another draw, with flavours such as strawberry, Blue Hawaii and mango. One visitor says they enjoyed matching drinks and food to their favourite idol group members’ colours; the bar also appears to host gatherings where guests take photos with their merchandise. If choosing colours is part of the fun for your group, you could ask the bar about reservations.

One group reportedly booked the venue privately, brought merchandise and watched videos together. Whether you are stopping by for a particular dish or spending an evening with friends sharing favourite colours and fandoms, this izakaya offers a range of food and drink options.