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I have visited several times, and I always feel the popularity as the seats are mostly filled. The assorted appetizers are diverse, allowing you to enjoy a little bit of marinated octopus and pistachio paste canapés. The pizza baked in a stone oven has a fragrant crust and a chewy dough, with a refreshing and impressive flavor of lemon and sausage. The yuzu pepper pasta with chicken breast and green onions has a light aftertaste, making it easy to keep eating. The tart topped with plenty of peaches and the cool tiramisu with granita both have a perfect balance of sweetness. The friendly and attentive staff made the overall dining experience even more enjoyable.

As you climb the stairs near Kogayama Station, a bright and open store interior unfolds. The warmth of wood, large windows, and a tasteful display of Indian goods and dried flowers create a cozy atmosphere. The warm ambiance provided by the female owner makes it reassuring as she carefully teaches you how to enjoy the dishes. The meal served on a banana leaf features a pleasant combination of gentle sambar and tomato-scented rasam. The wada is crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside, and the dishes with eggplant and tomato, as well as the side dishes of bitter gourd, lemon stir-fry, and drumsticks leave a lasting impression. The shrimp and coconut curry and the mutton keema are also meticulously prepared, allowing you to fully enjoy the taste of home cooking.

A calm space created with wood and iron spread out, and I felt excited the moment I sat down. The plates and presentation were sophisticated, making me want to take photos every time a dish was served. The thickly sliced tongue had a crunchy texture, and when I squeezed lemon on it, the umami was further enhanced. Whether it was the premium short rib or the triangular cuts, all the meats were thick and brought a smile to my face with their melting fat and juiciness. The cold noodles I ordered as a finale were chewy yet light, and the refreshing soup kept me entertained until the end. The staff's attentive service was also pleasant, and I had a highly satisfying time as a barbecue lover.

This place has a small number of reservations, and I am happy to find a quiet space waiting for me. The first appetizer that came out was beautifully arranged with seasonal ingredients, and just the colors lifted my spirits. I could feel the delicate techniques in the gentle dashi of the soup and the melt-in-your-mouth lily root dumpling. The sashimi of octopus and black sea bream stood out with their texture and umami, and even the wasabi was rich in flavor. The fried dishes and hot pot were layered with a savory aroma and deep flavor, making it impossible to put down my chopsticks until the final rice porridge. With its gorgeous dishes and decorations, including the presentation of pouring sake into a masu, this is a wonderful restaurant that can be enjoyed with all five senses.