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I think this is a top contender among yakiniku restaurants in Takaoka, with wonderful quality meat and service. The service, in particular, was very good, and the male staff provided excellent service. The master is very laid-back, but I could really feel that the training has been thoroughly implemented.

The store has a sales area at the entrance and a dining area in the back, making it very user-friendly. The soy milk hot pot is rich with plenty of thick soy milk, and while it has a mellow richness, the aftertaste is light, making the vegetables go down easily. The pork is also very tender and pairs perfectly with the soup. The finishing soy milk ice cream has a pleasant aroma and is delicious even for those who are not fond of soy milk. In the merchandise section, there are tofu and yuba available, and it was nice to be guided to taste the yuba and sample the soy milk. The okara and recipe notes that come with the purchase of tofu are convenient and make it easy to adapt at home.

This is a dining space located at the back of the sake brewery building. The rice cooked in a traditional stove is glossy and fragrant, bringing happiness with every bite. Many dishes incorporate sake lees, and the sake lees soup is rich with a variety of ingredients. The sake lees curry, fragrant with spices, is generously filled with beef and pairs well with grilled vegetables, providing great satisfaction. The koji-marinated roast beef bowl features tender meat, and the combination with multigrain rice is excellent. The finishing touch, sake lees tiramisu, is presented in a fun masu container, and the flavor of the sake lees is mild and elegantly balanced.