A tiny place but the food is really good. You have to go up three flights of stairs, easy to miss. The vibe is cozy, perfect for a quiet dinner.

The Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki is authentic, and I really appreciate the fresh oysters they use.

The original Hiroshima-style soupless dandan noodles. The numbing sensation is really strong, not just spicy.

The meat selection was impressive, and everything tasted fresh.

Came by around 7, no wait at all. The table warmer was a nice touch&mdash;my ramen stayed piping hot right to the last slurp. Really appreciated that.

I had a fantastic time at the World Meat Festival. The variety of meat dishes was outstanding, and the roast beef was tender and flavorful. The service was friendly and efficient, making for a pleasant dining experience.

Nice view of the shrine from the window seat. A quiet spot to escape the crowds for a bit.

Evening course was good. The tempura at the counter was fresh and crispy. The owner&#39;s wife helped pick a nice non-alcoholic drink to go with it.

The oyster broth ramen was a standout. The seafood flavor was rich but not too heavy. The draft beer was cold and went well with it. The seats were quite comfortable, which made the meal very relaxing.

Got the sea bream jaw as an extra. It was fried just right, crispy outside and so tender inside. Really went well with the rice bowl. A nice little upgrade!

Been coming here for years. The Turkish decor inside is always so cozy and authentic, never changes. It&#39;s just a comfortable spot to unwind with friends over a good meal.

The naan was spot on - chewy with a crisp edge. Curries were well-balanced, and I appreciated being able to adjust the spice level to my preference. Good portion sizes for the price.

I&#39;ve been coming here for years. It&#39;s cool to think Natsume Soseki might have visited too.

The sushi was fresh and reasonably priced. I tried a few new varieties and they were all good. The place has a cozy feel, and the staff were very friendly. My seat was comfortable, which made for a relaxing meal.

The okonomiyaki here is always solid and the price is right. Came with a friend for lunch and we got the mini salad too. Good spot to catch up without breaking the bank. The vibe is chill enough for a chat.

Came for the small plates and wasn&#39;t disappointed. The sashimi was super fresh, and the gyoza had this crispy bottom that was just right. Everything tasted really clean and well-made. A solid spot for a casual bite.

The two-hour bottomless lemon sours were a fun find! We tried a few skewers while we drank. The chicken ones were really juicy. A nice spot for a casual evening out.

The negiyaki was so good! Thin, crispy, and full of green onions. It&#39;s a fun shareable dish if you&#39;re out with friends and want to try something a bit different than the usual okonomiyaki.

The split bill thing was a lifesaver with my group! We all tried different things - the spicy tuna roll was my pick, really fresh. Prices felt fair for the neighborhood.

Solid conveyor sushi spot. The fish was fresh and I liked being able to ask for less rice on my nigiri. Tried a matcha pudding for dessert, which was a nice, not-too-sweet finish.

As an Italian, I was genuinely impressed. That first bite of the margherita took me right back to Naples.

The tablet ordering with English menu was a lifesaver. Staff were really patient with my limited Japanese, pointing at things and smiling. Made the whole thing way less stressful.

The burrata with prosciutto and pesto is a daily special. The creamy cheese and pesto sauce are a great combo.

Stopped by for a quick lunch. The pho broth was really good, even for a gluten-free option. Had the vegan one. Simple spot, did the job.

The sashimi was so fresh, almost sweet. I had a glass of crisp white wine with it, and the pairing was just right. Staff kept my tea topped up without me asking. A very solid meal.

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