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About this place
Harapekoya is an izakaya that also works well as a place to come for dinner. One of its distinguishing features is that set meals are available in the evening. A visitor who ordered the grilled meat set meal appreciated that the meat was not overcooked, though they found the rice on the firm side. The chicken nanban, fried chicken and pork kimchi set meals are each listed at 850 yen; the hamburger steak set meal is 950 yen and the steak set meal is 1,000 yen. A large serving of rice is listed as free with each. There is plenty to choose from, whether you want a substantial set meal or a few individual dishes to share.
Chicken nanban is among the dishes diners have reported ordering. Visitors also come in the evening for set meals, so the restaurant can suit a full dinner as well as a drinking session. Omurice is another option; one visitor enjoyed it as a set with miso soup and a mini salad. The broader meal menu includes cheese omelette curry and pasta, too. Spaghetti options such as mentaiko, carbonara, Neapolitan and seafood are each listed at 780 yen, with larger portions and set options also available according to the menu. It is worth comparing the choices if you fancy Western-style comfort food rather than a set meal.
To add a dish or two, consider grilled gyoza, fried chicken or tonpei-yaki, alongside options such as chanja with cream cheese and seared mentaiko. One diner who added a fried prawn to the hamburger steak set meal remembered the combination of tartare sauce, demi-glace and the meat's juices. Fried prawns are listed as a topping, offering another way to round out a set meal. Visitors have also noted the many cat photos and motifs around the restaurant, which may make the interior memorable for cat lovers. On Fridays and Saturdays, the restaurant stays open until 2:00 the following day. Several visitors have reported that smoking was permitted, so those sensitive to smoke may want to check before visiting.








