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The tenderness and rich flavor of the specially selected Misuji and Ichibo were very satisfying, and the A5 rank sirloin steak was also light and went well with the fried garlic. The Hana Saki Kalbi and specially selected aged Halami were also delicious. The tail ribs were on the difficult side to eat, but still juicy and delicious. We look forward to our annual visit to Geihinkan.

The menu mainly consists of horumon, including tan (tongue) and jotan (top-grade tongue), which are hard to find at other restaurants. The restaurant's unique menu items, such as yuzu highballs and egg rice porridge, are also very attractive. Conversation with the staff is enjoyable, and the restaurant is also attractive to those interested in sports such as high school baseball and golf. The service is pleasant, and you can sense that the restaurant cares about its customers, as evidenced by the fact that the food you order is divided between two people. We will definitely visit again, as it is in our neighborhood.

The service was very good, and the seating was comfortable even for a large number of people. We have our year-end party at this time every year. They even provided a bus, which we really rely on. The price is the same as last year, but the drink menu and the food options have changed, so I guess cost-cutting is unavoidable.

I visit this restaurant every month for the pancakes. The monthly limited edition pancakes are of course delicious, but the brûlée pancakes on the regular menu are also very good! I have been to the restaurant several times now, and the only thing I am a little dissatisfied with is that sometimes I can get an extra pancake topped with an extra topping, and sometimes I can't. Maybe it depends on how crowded the restaurant is, but I am sure it is a good thing. Maybe it depends on how crowded it is, but the last time I went there, I was looking forward to eating a full plate of pancakes again, so I decided to ask for an extra topping this time! I was quite shocked to be told that it was not possible this time.

The location is easy to understand, and there is a parking lot on the same premises with space for at least 10 cars. The first floor has a bakery. The second floor is a cafe. The interior is spacious! There are table seats and sofa seats, creating a relaxed atmosphere that makes it comfortable to stay for a long time. The menu features seasonal ingredients sourced locally! There is a wide variety of options including pasta, gratin, stew, omelette rice, and pizza! Each can be chosen as a lunch set, which includes bread and coffee. The bread is mainly hard type. It has a perfect chewiness that is not too hard, and I bought some bread to take home. The strawberry fruit sandwich has a generous amount of fresh cream, but its gentle sweetness makes it easy to eat! The garlic French bread is cut into 2-3 cm slices, and no matter where you bite, the flavor of garlic butter is deeply infused, making it irresistibly delicious! You should definitely go and try it.

In the oldest soy sauce warehouse in Nara Prefecture, you can enjoy soy sauce dishes crossed with local vegetables. You can feel the atmosphere and history of the building reminiscent of the Edo period. Dishes are varied with soy sauce-based flavors, and you can enjoy tasting the differences. The facilities are excellent and well worth the visit. Before the meal, there is a soy sauce squeezing experience tour for guests staying at the restaurant, where you will receive an interesting explanation about the history of soy sauce and how it is made. The cauliflower cream soup is sprinkled with the powder along with sea urchin and red pepper greens, adding a deep flavor to the soup.