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The food is delicious and the drinks go down a treat.

You can enjoy creative dishes that make use of Okinawan ingredients. The courses are well-paced, and you can feel the ingenuity in each plate. The sautéed Agu pork is cooked to perfection, delivering a rich umami flavor. The chocolate dessert is aromatic, with a pleasant combination of cacao and brown sugar flavors. The calm atmosphere of the standalone house, along with the spacious seating arrangement, allows for relaxation. The portions are slightly modest, but you can continue to eat with satisfaction until the end.

The soft lighting creates a calming space, and from the moment you enter, your mood lifts. The menu features everything from classic Ryukyu dishes to innovative creations, and the aroma of charcoal in the restaurant is irresistible. The tempura of island garlic is light and crispy, and you can't help but keep eating it while it's hot. The stir-fried bitter melon, sashimi of Okinawan fish, yukke, and wagyu skewers all have distinct flavors that stand out. The fresh Orion beer and awamori are delightful and pair perfectly with the dishes. The staff's attention to detail, such as changing plates and checking in on you, allows for a relaxed and pleasant experience.

The interior is decorated in a traditional Okinawan style, conveying a sense of Okinawa. There are many partitioned seats, allowing for a relaxed and comfortable experience with sunken kotatsu tables. There is also a television, so families with children can spend time without getting bored. The menu features classic Okinawan dishes, and there are several types of champuru to choose from, which is fun. The sashimi is fresh, and the texture of the sea grapes is delightful. Occasionally, a sanshin performance comes to the table, and the staff is prompt and attentive, making for a pleasant experience.

The bread is good and the restaurant is clean! There are about 20 seats and it's decently spacious.

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