Just had lunch here after the renovation. The new interior is really nice, feels modern and clean. Makes it a comfy spot to eat.

A nice, cozy spot run by a couple. The vibe is relaxed and feels a bit nostalgic. It was pretty busy even on a weekday afternoon, so it&#39;s clearly a local favorite. The food was decent, though the service was a little slow.

Small counter spot in Mitsukoshi basement. Simple and quiet, good for a focused meal. Staff were polite and attentive.

The rice here is a standout. Served in a wooden container, it was cooked just right and had a lovely texture. It was so good I could eat it plain. Pairs nicely with a simple, crisp sake.

A nice historic shop. Their selection of traditional Japanese sweets is pretty good, though some are a bit pricey.

The shuriken-shaped parfait was a fun touch. The texture of the matcha cream and red bean was just right, not too sweet. The throwing star activity in the back was a nice little extra.

The raw egg yolk mixed into the rice was fantastic. They asked how I wanted it cooked, which was a nice touch. Paired well with a crisp lager.

The staff at checkout are always so friendly and efficient. Even during the lunch rush, the line moves quickly. It makes grabbing a healthy salad to go feel so effortless.

The pizza is fantastic, really well-made. Just a heads up, it&#39;s super casual with paper plates and plastic cups. More of a grab-and-go vibe than a place to linger.

The tonkotsu ramen was rich, but the portion felt a bit small for the price.

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Nice spot for a date, good lighting and modern inside. Staff were polite when we had to move our booking. Food was decent, but nothing that really stood out.

Been coming here for years, and the terrace is still my favorite spot. The view on a sunny day is just right.

Been coming here for years, mostly for early breakfast meetings. The 7am opening and that little parking lot out back are a lifesaver in this part of town. It&#39;s just one less thing to worry about.

The food here is pretty good, especially the ingredients. It&#39;s a fine place for a quiet dinner. Service was decent, though a bit slow at times.

I had the soba lunch set with a fried dish and rice. It&#39;s a good deal for a quick lunch in Sakae. The soba was nice and chewy, which I liked. The booth seats were comfortable, made it easy to relax.

Found this place tucked away. The ingredients are so fresh, you can really taste it in the simple dishes. The grilled fish was perfectly cooked, not oily at all. The owners are very kind.

The wine list here is pretty decent for a station restaurant. Convenient spot to grab a drink before a train.

The wagyu was excellent, but the bill did add up quickly. Good for a business dinner or special occasion, but not an everyday spot. Service was efficient.

Craft beer selection is solid. Tried the yuzu ale - refreshing, not too sweet. The fermented dishes are interesting, went well with the drinks. Menu is a bit small though.

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