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About this place
When work finishes early, a bottle of beer, chilled tofu and an assortment of snacks make for an easy drink. One diner enjoyed the tofu with chopped ginger, then ordered a chūhai as well. Konishi serves chilled tofu and a changing selection of three snacks, making it easy to start with a few small plates alongside a drink.
One visitor found each item in the snack assortment carefully prepared. Another mentioned a selection featuring seasonal vegetables, which may appeal if you are looking for vegetable-based obanzai, or home-style side dishes. One diner later counted four items in a platter that day. Rather than expect a set combination or number, choose it as a way to sample a few of the day's snacks.
Drinks include draft beer, highballs and chūhai, as well as shōchū with oolong tea or soda, and sake served chilled or warm. There are options for a single drink with a snack, or for settling in a little longer and trying something different. The restaurant is also described as suitable for solo dining; one person who stopped by alone said they felt comfortable there. It is a good option when you want to enjoy a drink at your own pace, with small plates at the centre of the meal.
