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I was able to park in front of the store and was quickly guided to my seat. There are both tatami and table seating, and ordering can be done smoothly with both the staff and a tablet. The grill was lit for us, and it’s convenient that I can adjust the heat to my liking with the knob on the side. The kalbi, loin, and harami are tender, and the slightly sweet sauce goes well with the rice. The mildly spicy soup has a gentle heat, is easy to drink with plenty of eggs, and has enough volume to share and enjoy. The stone-grilled potato salad is mixed with chopped bacon, mayonnaise, and mustard, and the occasional crispy bits that form are the best.

The atmosphere in the store is calm. Depending on the day of the week, it can be fully booked, but it was empty on the day I visited. I was relieved because I had made a reservation through Auto Reserve. Both the food and service were impeccable, and I had a wonderful time.

I visited for dinner for the first time. I usually don't go to Italian restaurants, so I felt a bit nervous about the manners and atmosphere, but the staff were very pleasant and kindly informed us about things we didn't know, without unnecessary trivia, providing only the necessary information, which made for a very enjoyable time. Everything was delicious, but I particularly liked the grilled Buono pork; that was my favorite. Next time, I will visit for lunch.

I'm a little hungry, I'll leave you to it at the perverted Italian Chilled tomato and mozzarella. Oh my god, it's so good! It's so good! Welcome soup is all-you-can-drink! No leftovers!

The moment I entered, I was excited by the sense of openness in the stylish space. The dishes that utilize seasonal ingredients are beautifully colorful, and the small side dishes arranged in wooden boxes are delightful. The hamburger is packed with the rich flavor of the meat, and each side dish provides a satisfying experience. The coffee made from freshly roasted beans has a wonderful aroma, and can be enjoyed leisurely with sweets. There is a kids' corner, so families can relax together. The terrace seating where dogs are allowed is also pleasant, making you want to stay longer.

The interior is new and clean, and the eel noren (a traditional fabric divider) is lovely, making it a pleasant place to spend time. There are private tables and tatami rooms, which is nice for enjoying a meal in a calm atmosphere. The signature dish, unagi (grilled eel) served in a wooden tub, comes with condiments, small side dishes, a clear soup with Nankin fried tofu, pickles, and dessert, which is exciting. The eel is grilled over charcoal, giving the skin a fragrant crispness, while the flesh is fluffy and juicy, perfectly complementing the rich sauce. The fluffy dashi omelet is also impressive, made with plenty of eggs, providing a satisfying experience. I felt that it was easy to use for family gatherings and business meetings, as you can watch a large eel swimming at the entrance.

With meticulous service, I enjoyed every dish very much. I would like to use it again. It is a recommended restaurant.

The green onion wrapped tongue that I was curious about is packed with green onions, making for a fun texture, and it can be enjoyed refreshingly with lemon. The kalbi, harami, and heart are all flavorful, and each one is delicious without a doubt. The ribeye in a grilled sukiyaki style has cotton candy that melts into the sauce, creating a good balance of sweetness and saltiness, and it was melt-in-your-mouth tender. The stone-grilled potato salad is finished right in front of you, and its savory aroma is addictive. The service is smooth, and the staff's response is polite and pleasant. The post-meal catalana and ice cream are rich and provide a great sense of satisfaction.