Came here for lunch with friends and got the vegetarian stir-fry set. So many plant-based options on the menu! It was tasty and filling. Perfect for a casual group meal where everyone can find something.

Good crepes, and the house wine was a pleasant surprise for the price. Just remember it&#39;s cash only.

The hoto noodles were so thick and chewy! The broth from the pheasant bones was super rich and warming. Perfect for sharing a big pot with friends on a chilly evening. We were all cozy and full after.

The fried chicken here had a nice homemade touch. Went with a local beer, and the pairing was spot on. The buffet&#39;s a solid deal for the price, and the Hoto was a good find.

The tatami rooms are nice, but the real star is the soba. The noodles have a great texture and the broth is clean and flavorful.

The katsudon was fantastic. But what really got me was the vibe &mdash; it&rsquo;s so cozy and warm in here, like stepping into a quiet little hideaway. Just the right kind of place to unwind after a long day.

Found the Hoto Fudo noodles here. The broth was thick and warming, just right for the cold weather after the ropeway. The noodles had a good chew to them.

Maple toast is the real deal here. Perfectly crunchy outside, soft inside. Good for a quick bite.

The sushi was so fresh, it practically melted. The tempura batter was light and crisp. Left feeling perfectly satisfied without that heavy, overstuffed feeling.

I really appreciate the tatami seating and removing shoes at the entrance. It feels very authentic. The ingredients in my set meal tasted incredibly fresh, especially the sashimi. A very peaceful spot for a mindful lunch.

Came for the dried spiny lobster, but it was sold out. The staff explained their products very clearly though.

Came here with a few friends for a casual dinner. The vibe is super cozy, perfect for catching up. We shared the fried potatoes and garlic bread - seriously good, just like homemade. The potatoes were crispy and the bread was warm and buttery. A really nice spot for a chill group hangout.

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The tonkatsu set is the thing to get. The pork cutlet is juicy, and the breading is light and crisp, not greasy at all. The miso soup has a deep, savory flavor. It&#39;s a solid, straightforward meal right by the station.

The vibe here is just right for a casual dinner. I love the warm lighting and the comfortable booths. The food was tasty, but it&#39;s really the relaxed, unpretentious setting that makes me want to come back.

Great for a quick soak anytime. Onsen has indoor/outdoor pools, sauna, steam room. All clean and well kept. Open almost 24 hours, so you can just drop in. Perfect when you need to unwind fast.

Been going here for years. Their vegetarian menu is solid, the mushroom pasta is always good. Staff are friendly, feels like a neighborhood spot. It&#39;s just a reliable place to eat.

The cold soba with that grated yam dip was the standout. Really liked the texture it added. Hot broth version was good too, but the noodles themselves were the star&mdash;nice bite to them.

Been coming here for years. The set meal&#39;s still around &yen;2000, and the unlimited rice is what keeps me coming back.

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