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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.

There are tatami rooms and tables, allowing for a relaxed seating experience. The bright service conveys attentiveness, such as suggestions for seating. For lunch, you can choose a main dish and a side, and you can also enjoy takoyaki together. The takoyaki is crispy on the outside and creamy on the inside, with a strong aroma of dashi, making it the best. The fried chicken is large with a crispy coating, and it goes well with rice. The parking lot is spacious, and there are exclusive variety platters and takeout options available, making it very convenient.

The cold draft beer is refreshing, and I was satisfied from the very first glass. The sashimi platter had a wide variety, and the tuna, in particular, left a lasting impression with its deliciousness. The shrimp in chili sauce was plump and easy to eat, which made me happy. The stir-fried vegetables had a familiar taste, and I felt they were made with care. The meat in the shabu-shabu salad was tender, and the combination with the vegetables was pleasant. To finish, I had seafood clay pot rice, which made me feel very happy.

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The entrance is a bit hard to find, but once you go up the stairs, there are quiet private rooms lined up that create a calming atmosphere. When I sat at the sunken kotatsu seat, the chef greeted me politely, which warmed my heart. The daily lunch special was luxurious, featuring shrimp tempura, vegetable tempura, and meat dishes, all beautifully presented. The fried items had a crispy coating with a light salt flavor, making them delicious even on their own. The creamy chawanmushi and the clear soup with a hint of kelp dashi, along with the small dishes of tofu and tamagoyaki, were well-balanced, and I never got bored even until the last dessert. The eel I enjoyed at night was plump and fragrant, and I felt that here I could fully appreciate the charm of Japanese cuisine.