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The interior has large open windows that offer a panoramic view of the stadium, which is very exciting. The sofa seating is spacious, allowing you to relax and enjoy the scenery. The savory items in the afternoon tea, including mini burgers, are not only cute in appearance but also deliver a strong flavor of meat that left me impressed. The sweets, such as strawberry mille-feuille and shortcake, are all richly aromatic and delicious enough to bring a smile to your face. The bread and soup are also carefully prepared, providing a satisfying experience when paired with the main dishes. The staff members are cheerful, and the service of tea and coffee was attentive, allowing me to enjoy my meal comfortably throughout.

I took my seat with excitement as I looked out at the stadium from the spacious interior of the restaurant. When the colorful appetizers were laid out on the table, my appetite surged just from their appearance. The pasta with a ragù sauce made from four types of mushrooms and brown mushrooms was rich in aroma, and each bite was a surprise. The cold capellini with fruit tomatoes had a perfect balance of sweetness and freshness, making it a great palate cleanser. The Nagasaki wagyu tagliata I had as the main dish was cooked to perfection, with its umami spreading throughout my mouth. Thanks to the careful suggestions from the sommeliers and the cheerful service from all the staff, I was able to enjoy a relaxed and happy time.

You can enjoy a lively atmosphere at the seats surrounding the central kitchen. Each dish is beautifully presented, captivating with its aroma and sound. The dishes make careful use of Nagasaki's ingredients, providing a deep flavor. The meat dishes are juicy, and the bread served at the beginning left a strong impression. The curry that appears at the end of the course and the herbal tea after the meal are also enjoyable. The staff's service is pleasant, and their wine suggestions were spot on.

The dishes of Wahkaran, which reflect the food culture of Nagasaki, are abundant, and the menu is very rich. I was impressed to encounter large fan shrimp, which had a strong umami flavor. The selection of sake is excellent, and the enjoyment of pairing it expands continuously. The snacks, such as smoked innards of hirase, smoked harami, sea urchin karasumi, cream cheese marinated in sake lees, and grilled hatoshi, are also delightful. The sashimi platter has a matured flavor, and I was satisfied all the way to the finishing chicken white soup cheese risotto. The atmosphere of the staff is pleasant, and the time spent enjoying the specialties is very enjoyable.