The place is way bigger inside than you&#39;d think from the street. We got a tatami spot and it was super comfy, even with a full house. Good for a long, relaxed meal without feeling rushed.

Super convenient spot right by Onomichi Station. Grabbed a quick bowl of udon before my next train.

Nice spot for a quiet morning. The siphon coffee is pretty good, and it opens early for breakfast.

Seafood gratin was the highlight. Creamy, generous with shrimp and scallops. Just right for a lazy afternoon. Iced coffee was decent.

The set menu with ramen, karaage, and fried rice is a solid deal. The fried chicken portion was generous and still crispy. For what you pay, getting all three items feels right. The fried rice was a nice bonus, actually pretty tasty.

The staff were very patient with my English. The menu had clear pictures, which helped a lot with ordering.

The hamburger steak is thick and the demi-glace sauce is rich. The portion is generous for the price. I was full for hours after.

The staff here are genuinely nice and helpful. They even have power outlets at some tables, which is a lifesaver when my phone battery is low. A small but thoughtful touch that makes a difference.

The salt ramen broth is light and not too salty, which I liked. But the portion felt a bit small for the price.

The tempura was crisp, especially the burdock root. Paired it with a local sake that cut through the oil nicely. The noodles were solid, but the tempura and drink combo was the real draw for me.

The staff were incredibly friendly and attentive, ensuring our water was always filled. It made for a very pleasant dining experience.

The udon noodles have a firm, chewy texture that&#39;s really good. The broth is mild but still has flavor.

Friendly staff, even with my limited Japanese. They took time to show me their collection of Canadian pins. Good service makes a difference when you&#39;re traveling.

Tried the Hiroshima-style soupless tantanmen. The thin noodles were firm and chewy, coated in this rich chili and sesame sauce. Mixed it 30 times like they said, really brought out the umami from the meat. Solid bowl.

The Sichuan peppercorns here are the real deal. That authentic numbing sensation cuts through the heat perfectly. It&#39;s exactly what you want from a good mapo tofu.

Been coming here for years, mostly for the upstairs terrace. Still the same peaceful view of the river. Perfect spot to just sit with my americano and unwind for an hour.

Been coming here for years. Breakfast set&#39;s a good deal, you get a sandwich with your coffee for a small top-up. Coffee&#39;s always solid.

Stopped by for a coffee and tried their lemon soda. It was really refreshing, not too sweet. The pastries looked great, but I just had a croissant. It was warm and flaky, perfect with the drink. A nice, quiet spot to relax for a bit.

The attached shop is a cool find for military buffs. Grabbed a quick bite at the cafe, then browsed the models and patches. Makes the museum trip a bit more interesting.

Stopped in for a quick bite during a Yume Town shopping trip. The tonkatsu curry was solid&mdash;crispy pork cutlet, rich sauce. A bit pricier than other spots nearby, but the quieter vibe was a nice change from the usual mall bustle.

I went for the confit-style pork and chicken ham toppings. They were really tender and had a good flavor. A solid add-on for the ramen.

It&#39;s always busy here, so you&#39;ll likely queue. The line does move along. The ramen was good, with very tender pork and a nicely balanced broth. The seats are a bit close together, but the staff is friendly and efficient.

The chocolate bars are a bit pricey, but you can taste the care in every piece. The texture is so smooth, it melts just right. A lovely little treat to bring home.

Tried their famous omelet rice. The egg is cooked firm, not runny at all, which I liked. The chicken fried rice inside was really flavorful and rich. A solid, comforting classic.

The sashimi was very fresh, and the sake pairing was a nice touch. A solid choice for a quiet dinner. The only thing was the portion felt a bit small for the price.

The teppanyaki counter is so clean and well-lit, love watching the chef work.

Great spot near Peace Memorial Park. Owner Erika was attentive and helpful. The scrambled eggs and bagels were solid vegetarian options. A convenient place for a quick, no-fuss breakfast.

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