The bread lunch is a steal at 1,300 yen. The croissants were fresh, and the ham salad was a nice touch. My only note: a glass of house white would have been perfect with that spread. Still, a solid choice for a casual bite.

The Yinsu Chen is a deep-fried bread with a crispy outside and a dense, chewy inside. Served with condensed milk, it&#39;s a simple but satisfying treat.

Staff were really helpful about my food allergy. The place is clean and no-fuss.

The top 100 restaurant tag is well-earned. Came for the grilled meats, and the quality of the ingredients really stood out. You can taste the difference. It&#39;s a bit pricey, but for that level of freshness, I get it. Solid choice when you want something good.

Been coming here for years. The seasoned egg is a must-have, it&#39;s always spot on. The broth is rich and flavorful, really makes the noodles.

The miso katsu was the best part, even though it&#39;s mainly an udon place.

Convenient spot near Kamimaezu station. Just wanted a quick, filling meal and this hit the spot.

Stopped by for a quick bite. Their makgeolli selection is pretty solid, tried a couple flavors. The corn tea was a nice touch too, kinda sweet. Good spot if you&#39;re into that.

Good selection of sandwiches and toasts. The fish sandwich was my pick - crispy fried fish with decent tartar sauce. Solid choice for a quick business lunch near the office.

A bit pricey, but the ingredients are so fresh and everything is prepared with care. A nice treat.

Found this cozy spot in a quiet neighborhood. The host was so friendly and attentive, which really made the evening feel relaxed. A lovely, unpretentious place for a quiet dinner.

Been coming here for years. The tonkotsu tantanmen is my go-to. That sesame broth is always so rich and spicy, just the way I like it. A solid bowl every single time.

The taiyaki shell was perfectly crisp, not soggy at all. Inside, the red bean paste was smooth and not too sweet. You can tell it&#39;s made fresh, one by one. The texture contrast is the whole point here.

The hotel pier is so convenient for the cormorant fishing boats. Their house sake was a nice, simple pairing for the evening.

The food here is surprisingly light for Chinese cuisine. I loved how the flavors were balanced and not at all greasy. Just felt nice and clean after the meal.

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.

The ticket machine system kept things moving, even on a busy night. Managed to grab a nice glass of wine at the bar while waiting.

The hitsumabushi set was a solid pick. Good portion of eel on the rice, and I liked trying the different ways to eat it. The eel roll included was a nice touch, had a good flavor to it.

Parking was easy, which is a plus. The tonkatsu lunch was decent - the pork was tender. The unlimited rice and miso soup is a nice touch. A solid option for a quick lunch.

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