Came for the half-price course. The crab sashimi was sweet and fresh, which was a nice surprise. Portions for the other courses felt a bit small though, especially for the price point.

Perfect for a quick lunch. Got the chicken set with salad and their chiffon cake. Everything came out fast. Cake was light and not too sweet. Added a coffee for a small extra charge. Good deal for the price.

Came for the year-end party set menu. The all-you-can-drink was a good deal. Really liked the duck appetizer - the skin was crispy and the meat tender. The rest of the courses were fine, nothing stood out as much. A solid choice for a group dinner.

The saag mutton curry here is fantastic. Their house red wine was a surprisingly good match with the rich spices.

Stopped by for a drink. The music and dim lights gave it a real moody vibe, just what I needed. Owners were super chill, had a nice chat. Good spot to unwind.

They use real charcoal for the grill. You can taste that smoky flavor in the meat, makes a difference compared to gas. The yakiniku just feels more authentic this way.

Been coming here for years. Love that it&#39;s right on the platform so I never miss my train.

Ordered from the old wooden menu. Quick and easy lunch for two, didn&#39;t break the bank. Got the food fast, which is what I needed.

The Kirin Home Tap was a nice surprise. Good selection of drinks overall. I just wish the chilled sake was a bit more affordable, felt a bit pricey for the portion. Still, it went well with the meal.

The conger eel tempura set was really good, and the portion was generous. What I appreciated most was how comfortable the seating was&mdash;plenty of space and not cramped at all. A very pleasant, relaxed lunch spot after visiting the temple.

Waited about 40 minutes on a Saturday night. They take your number and call when the table&#39;s free, so you can wait in your car. It&#39;s busy for a reason, I guess. The system works, but the wait&#39;s still a bit long.

Came here with friends after a day at Kujukuri Beach. It was packed and super lively, just like a proper port town spot should be. We got a table pretty fast even though it was busy. The vibe was perfect for catching up and sharing a bunch of small plates.

The grilled seafood is pretty good. The clams and shrimp were fresh, and the special sauce was nice. The table grill was a fun way to eat.

The set lunch was around 1,800 yen. For that, you get a sashimi platter, grilled fish, and miso soup. The fish was really fresh, cuts were generous. Solid deal for the quality.

The window seats have a stunning view of the Inubosaki Lighthouse and the sea. Perfect for a quiet coffee. The location is the main reason to visit.

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