Been coming here for years. Their curry rice always hits the spot&mdash;just the right amount of heat.

Came in for lunch, the huge aquarium in the middle is pretty cool. Felt like eating by the sea. The fish looked super fresh, which was nice. Place is big and clean, good for a casual meal.

I like that they give out service coupons with each meal. I used mine on a later visit for an extra side of char siu. It&#39;s a nice touch that makes you want to come back. The char siu went well with a cold beer, too.

Been coming here for years. The tempura is consistently good, the batter light and crisp. It&#39;s a solid choice for a quiet meal. A bit on the pricier side, but you&#39;re paying for the technique.

Been coming here for years. Their salt ramen broth is always light and clean, just right after a few drinks.

Just a heads up, they only take cash or PayPay. No credit cards accepted. Had to run to the ATM down the street before we could order. Kind of inconvenient these days.

The unaju was really good! The eel was super fresh. The sauce is tasty but they pour a lot on there. Just ask for less if you&#39;re not into that. Perfect for a casual lunch with friends.

The ginger pork set was decent, well-seasoned and quite filling. The mini chocolate parfait was pretty good too, with plenty of fresh cream. A solid lunch.

The grilled eel was the highlight. The texture was spot on - tender inside with a nice, light crisp on the skin. The sauce was well-balanced, not too sweet. A solid choice for a business lunch.

The oyster kabayaki bowl is my go-to for a quick lunch. Plump oysters, sauce soaks right into the rice. Gets to the table fast, which I need. Even if you&#39;re iffy about oysters, give it a shot.

The staff was so nice even when it was packed for lunch. They got our food out quickly, which I really appreciated. Just felt like a smooth, easy visit.

The lunch set is &yen;1,800. Sushi, tempura, omelet... all fresh and generous. I liked the cozy, quiet corner I was seated in. Just felt peaceful.

Nice quiet spot in the back for reading. Had a coffee, it was pretty good. No one bothered me, which was perfect for getting some work done. A bit on the pricey side for just a drink, but fine for the peace and quiet.

The cocktails were pretty good, with a nice focus on local ingredients. I like that they support the community. The vibe was decent, though it got a bit loud later in the evening.

The unaju lunch was a bit pricey at 1800 yen, but the eel portion was huge. Dessert and iced coffee were a nice bonus.

The Mont Blanc pudding was the highlight. Chestnut flavor was spot on, not artificial. Texture was smooth, just firm enough to hold its shape. A bit on the small side for the price, but I&#39;d order it again.

Great spot for a quick catch-up with friends after work. Super close to the station, so no one gets lost. The touch screen menu is a lifesaver when everyone&#39;s indecisive! Food came out pretty fast too.

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