The food here is really authentic and tasty. It&rsquo;s a very small place with just two people running everything, so you might have to wait a little. But the staff were so friendly and attentive, it made the wait feel easy. I felt very comfortable just sitting and relaxing.

This restaurant offers a luxurious setting for afternoon tea, with a variety of delicious treats that are almost too pretty to eat. The price is very reasonable for the quality provided.

A solid spot. The rustic vibe is nice, and the service was attentive. Had the grilled fish again on my second visit &mdash; it was pretty good. A bit on the pricier side, but a fine choice for a relaxed dinner.

Stumbled upon this place by chance. Their signature pasta was so fresh and flavorful, I couldn&#39;t get enough!

The black pepper beef was cooked just right. The garlic oysters were a nice touch, too.

The summer shaved ice was the crunchy, old-school kind! Loved the real strawberry syrup, not too sweet. You can add your own condensed milk.

The staff noticed my friend&#39;s birthday and quietly brought a little dessert with a candle. It was a small gesture, but it felt genuinely sweet. The pasta from the buffet was really good, too.

Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki done right. They cook it on the griddle at your table. The soba noodles get that perfect crisp edge, and the layers of cabbage and sauce just work. Really hit the spot.

The gyoza were perfectly crispy, but the real highlight was pairing them with a crisp lager. The dipping sauces were a nice bonus.

The second floor location is a bit hidden, but the window seat view is nice. I enjoyed a glass of their house red with the pasta&mdash;the wine was a simple, easy-drinking choice that worked well with the rich sauce. A solid spot for a casual meal.

Decent lunch in a private room. The course was pretty good, from appetizers to the main. Staff were attentive. Valet parking is convenient and not too pricey. A fine spot for a quiet meal.

Watching them make the okonomiyaki right in front of you is the best part. The layers come together nicely on the grill.

Convenient downtown spot after a night out. The ramen was gentle on the stomach, a good quick bite to finish things off. Got the shoyu, broth was light and not too heavy. Exactly what I needed.

Comfortable and clean, always a reliable spot. Their cakes are consistently good &mdash; tried the matcha roll this time, and it was just the right amount of sweet.

Nice spot for a snack. The apple pie was good, warm with a crispy crust. Had it with some fruit tea while looking at the ocean. A pretty relaxing way to spend an afternoon. The tea was just a touch too sweet for my taste.

Freshly ground Sichuan pepper on the table. It&#39;s a key touch. Added a measured amount to my mapo tofu, and the fragrance and numbing kick were spot-on. Definitely don&#39;t overdo it. A simple but effective detail.

Stopped by for dessert. The chocolate fondant was warm and gooey inside. Ate it on the terrace with a nice view. Pretty good way to end the day.

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