The kikori katsu was pretty good. The fillet was tender and the shiitake mushrooms inside added a nice touch. The dashi soy sauce on the table went well with it. A solid choice.

The set price is really good. You get a main dish plus the buffet with salads, curries, and dessert. It&rsquo;s a lot of food for what you pay.

Stopped by after work, it&#39;s right by the station. The private room was perfect for our small group. The sommelier&#39;s sake pairing suggestion with the grilled fish course was spot on. A bit pricey, but the privacy made it worthwhile for a proper catch-up.

The soft-shell turtle course was interesting, a first for me. The final rice porridge tied it together well. Service was efficient, though the pacing between courses felt a bit rushed.

The all-you-can-drink course was a blast with my friends! The food was actually really good and filling, which was a nice surprise. Perfect for a long, chatty dinner.

The tonkotsu broth is really good, just the right richness. The noodles are a bit too thick for the soup though. For the price, it&#39;s a solid bowl.

The staff here have great timing. They refilled my water and checked in without being intrusive. It let me focus on enjoying the wine pairing with my main course. A very smooth dining experience.

Been coming here for years, and that spaghetti never changes. Still comes out sizzling on the hot plate, with that same sweet ketchup sauce. It&#39;s the consistency I keep coming back for.

The counter seating with partitions was perfect for a solo meal. I really focused on the freshness of the sashimi platter - the fish was incredibly bright and clean-tasting. The staff&#39;s recommendation there was spot on. A very calm spot for a thoughtful dinner.

The Kansai-style eel here has a crispier skin, which I really like. It definitely stands out compared to other eel places nearby. The interior is simple but feels very calm and clean, which made for a nice, relaxed lunch.

Was in Shizuoka and gave this place a shot. The charcoal-grilled burger was pretty unique, smoky flavor came through. I get why it&#39;s a local spot.

Been coming here for years. The seafood is always fresh, that&#39;s why I keep coming back.

Solid choice for a business dinner. Service was prompt, handled our group of six well. Food is reliable, nothing fancy but well-executed. The location near the station is a major plus for efficiency. A bit on the pricier side for what it is.

The meat quality is consistently good, which is why I keep coming back. Portions could be a bit bigger for the price, though.

The sashimi platter had some really unique fish I haven&#39;t seen at other places. It&#39;s a bit pricey for the portion, but the quality is there. Good for trying something different.

Cozy Texas vibe. The staff were really friendly, even with the language barrier. We felt welcome right away. The brisket was tender, but the sides were just okay. Good spot for a casual meal.

The calm interior of the restaurant provides a relaxing atmosphere, ideal for enjoying a meal without feeling rushed.

The daily special spice curry was legit. Really hit the spot. They mentioned it&#39;s gluten-free, which is good to know. Just wish the portion was a bit bigger for the price.

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