The 20 Best Restaurants near Moro station

The atmosphere is comfortable with a Japanese feel, and the seating area is clean. The white cloth draped over the back of the chair and the round light are gentle, allowing for a relaxing experience. The soba has a fragrant aroma that wafts up, and you can feel the smoothness as you slurp it. The two-tiered serving style is fun and seems to delight children as well. The crispy tempura and onsen egg are delicious, and the mini tempura bowl set was satisfying. Even though it is a bit far from the station, you can tell that it is a popular place for families.

It is just a short walk from the station, and the atmosphere allows you to enjoy your meal comfortably. There is a set meal where you can freely combine your favorite fried foods, making it fun to choose. The pork cutlet is thick yet tender, and each bite brings happiness. There are also jumbo-sized chicken cutlets and large pork cutlets available, which elevate your mood just by looking at them. You can refill your rice and miso soup up to one cup, so you can savor it until you are full. The quiet ambiance includes tatami seating, and the gentle flavors of the miso soup and pickles are soothing.

The spacious interior of the restaurant features a counter, tables, and tatami seating, making it easy to accommodate any number of guests. The chunky miso on the grilled eggplant was fragrant and made it hard to stop eating the rice. The crispy tempura and large fried shrimp were also freshly made, bringing happiness with every bite. The fresh sashimi was beautifully colored and melted in my mouth the moment I tasted it. Since you can easily request a refill of rice, I ended up eating too much. The staff is cheerful and attentive, making it a wonderful place to enjoy a leisurely meal.