Beer Mount

We went there because we went to claim Takaosan and wanna end up with BBQ We reserved in advance which you no need to do it. It costs around 4,300 and we plus all you can drink (soft drinks +600) Price is acceptable and staffs are very friendly! Recommend one!

Good all you can eat and drink buffet. Plenty of seats if a nice day cause you can sit outside and on other decks for views. If you want inside and good view make a reservation....especially if raining. Good variety of food and had typical Japanese beers and drinks. I really enjoyed relaxing outside looking across the valley. Oh didn't rate service as it's a buffet...but the people preparing foods and drinks were very nice.

Decent for a first time visit, but I probably won't return Food and drinks are average, it's all-you-can-eat/drink Service is fine but limited, as it's basically self-serve View is nice, if weather cooperates Location is far away from Tokyo centre, takes roughly 3 trains and a cable car.. Overall only worth the trip the first time

3900¥ adult for all you can eat and alcohol drink. 3200¥ for soda and no alcohol per an adult. We hiked all around and made this our last stop to enjoy the food more😂 I loved the mabu tofu and dumplings! Great place to end a hike so you're hungry and a cold beer is always best after a hike! There were multiple food, alcohol and soda options.

Entry denied. I was yelled at the door for reservation like I was about to beg for food... Felt like the dude was going to push me downstairs... I was not even finishing climbing the stairs and this dude was already approaching me yelling. Xenophobia much?

Good place to rest and refill. It's all you can eat. It has a great variety of beers to choose. Nice view of the valley below.

I bought the Tengu hotdog for ¥700. The taste was average and the footlong was long (of course). Though it’s not worth the price, I understand that it’s on top of the mountain. The good things are there is free tap water; They have ketchup and mustard station so you can put any as much as you want, and the atmosphere was good! But if you’re not that hungry, there are cheaper food stalls at the bottom of Mt. Takao.

Great spot to come on a weekday to escape the crowds. Cold beer and a great view. Helpful staff. Don't need to read Japanese to figure out what time you have to leave before being charged extra, it is right there in numbers on your ticket. Not hard to comprehend even for a tourist