A family-run spot with such a chill vibe. Their sashimi was incredible, so fresh and buttery. Honestly, some of the best I&#39;ve had.

Got the window seat and loved watching the river go by. The Hida beef with Hoba miso was good, but I kept thinking about the Kei Chan teishoku I had last time &ndash; so simple and comforting.

I celebrated my birthday here, and it was a wonderful experience! The restaurant is reserved for one group during lunch, which made it a relaxing environment. The open kitchen and the delicious French food made it a memorable occasion.

Had the lunch prix fixe. The Buono Pork with grain mustard was quite tender and cooked nicely. A decent meal overall, though the portion felt a touch small for the price.

The tempura batter was light and crispy, not greasy at all. The soba noodles had a good texture, and the dipping broth was rich and flavorful. A solid, comforting meal.

Nice local spot. Staff remembered I liked natto and brought some out. That was a thoughtful touch. The Gujo beer on tap is solid, good with the food. A comfortable place to unwind after work.

Been coming here for years. The staff always tries to explain the menu, even when my Japanese isn&#39;t great. It&#39;s that consistent, helpful vibe that keeps me coming back.

The eel bone crackers were a fun starter! Super crunchy and salty, perfect with a beer. Never had anything like it before.

The crab cream croquette was so warm and comforting. It felt like a hug from the inside. The interior is calm, just a quiet corner to unwind.

Just a heads up, it&#39;s mostly takeout here. They don&#39;t have chopsticks or wipes, so bring your own!

A bit of a walk from the center, but worth it. The nodoguro here is the real deal. Tried it raw, so smooth and sweet. Grilled looked good too. Solid price for that quality.

The spring menu with all those foraged mountain veggies was really something. Tried so many types of sansai, each prepared differently. The tempura course was good, but felt a bit heavy towards the end. A glass of chilled, crisp white wine would have cut through that richness perfectly.

The restaurant&#39;s breakfast buffet has a nice variety, but I wish there were more main course options available. However, the quality of the food makes up for it.

The lunch set is a solid deal. I went for the chirashi bowl &mdash; the fish was fresh, and they didn&#39;t skimp on the variety. It came with all those little side dishes too, so I left feeling pretty satisfied. A good, straightforward meal.

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