The owner is such a sweet lady, and she runs this lovely old-school diner all by herself. It feels very cozy and familiar, like stepping back in time. I did notice the service can be a little slow when it&#39;s busy, but she&#39;s always so kind and attentive. A very comfortable spot.

Been coming here for years. The lunch set is always solid, and the dessert never disappoints. That little sweet finish keeps me coming back.

Meat kinpira udon was my pick. The broth had a good depth, and the noodles were just the right chew. The mixed rice was a nice side, simple but tasty. Grabbed a few extra tempura bits from the table too. Solid lunch.

Found this little izakaya that does lunch curry! Tried their chicken katsu curry set. The curry sauce had a nice depth, not too sweet. The katsu was perfectly crispy. Parking right outside was a plus.

The tacos were honestly Michelin-level. The al pastor was so tender, and the pineapple had this perfect char. Just a tiny bit pricey for the portion, but the flavor was incredible.

The view of Mount Fuji from my table was just stunning. I tried their Mont Blanc for dessert, and honestly, it&#39;s the best version I&#39;ve ever tasted. The texture was incredible.

The hoto noodles were a real find. The broth had a nice depth to it, not just salty. And those thick, chewy noodles? Exactly what I was hoping for on a chilly day.

Morning soak in the outdoor bath with Mt. Fuji right there. The water was perfect, and that view... just a great way to start the day.

The shigure-yaki was packed with good stuff! Really liked the texture from the pressed cooking.

Nice Showa-era interior. The hamburger steak and crab cream croquette platter was filling and good.

Been here a few times. The English drink menu helps. Some food menus have pictures, which is handy. The grilled chicken skewers are solid, not too salty. It&rsquo;s a good spot for a casual beer after work.

Came here with my friends and we were all so entertained by the robot servers! It brought our ramen right to the table. Food came out super fast, which was perfect because we were all starving after shopping. The gyoza was really tasty too.

Menu&#39;s huge, lots of stuff from Izu. Tried the Izu beef menchi-katsu. It was really juicy, good flavor. That was my pick for the day.

The daily recommended fish is where it&#39;s at. Tuna selection was a highlight, so fresh. The rest felt pretty standard for a kaiten spot, but those specials made it worth it.

The in-house bread is really good. Clubhouse and pork cutlet sandwiches are huge, you could share one but you won&#39;t want to.

Stopped by for a quick bite. The pizza was really good - crispy crust and toppings that weren&#39;t too heavy. Simple and tasty.

Glad they were open on a quiet weekday. The soba and tempura set was pretty good, especially the tempura &ndash; light and crispy. The soba broth was decent, though a touch on the salty side for me. A solid choice.

Cash only, but they have parking. The sweetfish was a nice taste of the local cuisine.

The live horse mackerel nigiri was the star. You could really taste the freshness from Izu. The texture was incredible, so smooth and clean. Definitely a must-order!

Great sake list with some local ones too. Staff knew their stuff and explained pairings nicely, didn&#39;t feel rushed at all.

The meat miso with green onions is a must. Their house sake was a nice pairing, though the portion felt a bit small.

Such a cozy spot with all the plants! The friendly staff chatting with each other made it feel really welcoming.

The char siu in the ramen was so tender. A really generous portion too, which made the whole bowl feel quite satisfying. The booth seating was a nice touch, made it easy to relax.

Ordering on the tablet was very efficient, even when the place was packed. The self-checkout saved a lot of time.

Been here a few times across the year. The spring menu had these cherry blossom items&mdash;really delicate, almost too pretty to eat. A nice little nod to the season.

The mini tempura donburi and soba set is such a good deal! The shrimp were huge and the batter was perfectly crispy. It&#39;s a nice, light lunch to share with a friend before shopping.

The lunch set with the wakasagi was my pick. It&#39;s so crispy outside, and the fish inside is really tender. A nice find for a casual lunch.

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