A very cozy and clean spot. The Japanese decor is so calming. I stopped by for an afternoon treat and had the chestnut daifuku with tea. The seating was comfortable, which made it easy to relax for a while.

Nice spot to watch the trams go by. Had the grilled mackerel set, fish was cooked just right, skin crispy. A bit pricey for lunch though. Good for a slow afternoon with a view.

Service was fine, staff were friendly. The udon noodles were quite soft, made for a decent dinner. A bit on the pricier side, but overall okay.

A nice quiet spot, not too busy when I went. Tried the cold soba with tempura - noodles had a good bite, and the dipping sauce was spot on. The tempura shrimp were crispy, not oily at all. Portions are big, I couldn&#39;t finish mine.

Cozy spot with mostly counter seating. It&#39;s small, so it fills up fast. I got there early and snagged a seat. The vibe was lively, but not too loud. Good for a casual solo dinner.

The free snacks were a nice touch. The spiced nuts were fresh and warm, the olives had a good brine. It&#39;s the kind of detail that makes you notice the kitchen cares about the food first.

The handmade ceramics here are so lovely. I noticed each plate and cup was unique, and the staff could tell you which Japanese potter made it. Really adds a nice touch to the meal.

Spacious counter seating, really relaxing to watch the chef work.

Owner explained the cover charge clearly. Good drinks and soul music, nice for a casual chat.

The dessert buffet offers a wide variety of options, and the quality of the sweets is impressive. Perfect for dessert lovers!

Late night spot, perfect for solo dining. Grabbed a seat at the counter and had a glass of their house red. It was a solid, easy-drinking choice that went well with the simple grilled dishes. Just what I needed after a long day.

The pizza was really good. I noticed the ingredients tasted super fresh, especially the tomatoes and basil. The crust had that nice, chewy texture. A bit on the pricier side, but you can taste the quality in every bite.

The fried oysters were thick and juicy, really nice. The preparation is simple but they got it right. What stood out for me was the comfortable booth seating, made the whole meal very relaxing.

The private rooms offer a wonderful sense of seclusion, making them ideal for business discussions or more personal gatherings.

The private room was nice for our family lunch. Staff adjusted the menu to skip raw items for the little one, which we appreciated. It felt relaxed and quiet in there. A bit on the pricey side, but worked for the occasion.

Private room was great for our group of 4. Food came out fast, which is what I needed.

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