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In a calm and relaxed atmosphere, I first ordered a sashimi platter, and I was surprised by the glossy, thick slices and their freshness. The curry-style hot pot, fragrant with spices, was lighter than I had imagined, and the umami from the seafood, chicken, and pork combined made me keep reaching for more. The cheese risotto added at the end was creamy and paired perfectly with the hot pot's broth. The steamed Koshihikari pork was moist and tender, and I was delighted to find that its sweetness was enhanced when eaten with pickles. The aroma of Sichuan pepper placed on the table was strong, and sprinkling a little on the dishes really tightened the flavors. Additionally, the sake was self-serve, allowing me to pour various brands, which made for a leisurely and enjoyable experience while choosing my favorite vessel.

It is quietly located on the first floor of a building in the entertainment district, and finding it is a bit exciting. The staff's service is attentive, allowing for a pleasant experience from the start. The raw harami yukke is rich in flavor, and its creamy texture is irresistible. The thick tongue is also very tender and can be enjoyed simply with salt. The kimchi platter includes yam, which adds a nice accent. The chateaubriand has beautiful marbling, and when paired with garlic chips and wasabi, it expands the ways to enjoy it, making it fun.

The roses alongside were very tasty.

The specialty grilled green onion and salt tongue is lightly grilled to release its aroma, and the flavor expands with each bite. The skirt steak is fluffy and tender, with a refreshing aftertaste that makes it easy to eat. The raw beef tripe is well-coated with miso sauce, providing a fun crunchy texture, and its white appearance is also impressive. The chuck flap, short ribs, and loin are juicy, and you can keep eating without feeling heavy. The rice is Hinokihikari from Tamba Sasayama, which pairs very well with the meat. The service is quick and the staff is pleasant, so it's reassuring to make a reservation as the seats fill up quickly.

It is just a short walk from Kintetsu Imazato Station, and the calm wooden interior is comfortable. The table seats are spaciously arranged, and the appearance of the ventilation ducts adds a nice accent. The sauces include soy sauce, spicy sauce, and ponzu, along with gochujang and grated garlic, making it fun to change up the flavors. For meat, the thick salted tongue becomes even juicier with lemon, and the red meat platter allows you to enjoy the deliciousness of skirt steak and chuck flap, which change daily. The assorted offal features the rich flavor of the fatty parts and the crunchiness of the tripe, pairing excellently with rice. I was satisfied with everything, from quickly searing the grilled shabu and placing it on egg yolk and rice, to the kimchi, namul, and gentle wakatama soup.