Found this cute little spot down an alley! The retro vibe is so cool, felt like stepping into another time. Perfect for catching up with a friend over cake and coffee. My matcha roll was a bit sweet, but we stayed chatting for ages. ☕️

The homemade noodles were the star for me. Flat and curly, really nice chew. The soup was light, which let the noodles shine. For the price, the portion felt generous. A solid, filling lunch.

The tempura here is really good. Light, crispy batter, not oily at all. Honestly, it&#39;s up there with some dedicated tempura places I&#39;ve tried. Just a solid, simple dish done right.

The staff were really helpful when we checked in. Just a heads up, you can&#39;t use soap or shampoo in the bath since it goes right into the ocean.

The fried horse mackerel was the highlight. So hot and crisp on the outside, but the inside was still so tender. Just a really nice texture.

Buffet&#39;s gone. But the new menu&#39;s solid. Had the grilled salmon set. Fish was fresh, skin crispy. Good portion for the price.

The bay view is lovely, perfect for a relaxed summer lunch. I had the grilled octopus salad &ndash; the octopus was tender, not rubbery at all. A bit pricey for the portion, but the setting made it worthwhile.

Stopped by after camping nearby. The anniversary cake was well-made, not too sweet. Staff were friendly and gave a quick tour of the ceramics on display. Good spot for a quiet coffee and dessert.

Been coming here for years, it&#39;s a local staple. The owners are always so welcoming. Tried their tuna bowl again last week, portion is still huge and it&#39;s just solid, good food. Simple place, but that&#39;s what I like about it.

Cozy spot with a great vibe for catching up with friends! The traditional decor made it feel warm. Service was super friendly even though it was packed. The English menu was a lifesaver for my group.

BLT panini was solid. Crispy outside, fresh inside. Good with iced coffee for a quick morning bite. Simple and hit the spot.

Perfect for after visiting the shrine. The local ingredients really come through in the simple dishes.

A quiet little place tucked away in the neighborhood. I liked the option for a private tatami room&mdash;it felt very relaxed. The table seating was comfortable too, not cramped at all. A nice, easy spot for a quiet meal.

Nice spot for yakiniku, the space feels really cozy.

Been coming here for years. The roast beef sandwich is my go-to. It&#39;s always packed with flavor, and they never skimp on the quality. That&#39;s why I keep coming back.

Had the soy milk cream pasta for a late lunch. It was light and tasty! Really appreciate the halal and vegan options on the menu. The ocean view from our table was lovely, made it a nice spot to catch up with a friend.

The tempura soba was the highlight. The batter was light and crispy, fried in sesame oil which gave it a nice nutty flavor. The soba noodles were firm and tasty. I appreciated the side of salt and roasted buckwheat grains for dipping the tempura.

The set meals here are just right for a quick lunch. Portions are satisfying without being too much, and they come out fast. The space is simple and clean, which I really appreciate when I&#39;m eating alone. It&#39;s a comfortable spot to unwind for a bit.

The unaju here has different sizes, Hana, Sakura, Tsuki. I got the Hana size, and it was a whole eel! Really filling for lunch.

The tatami room was a bit snug, but I loved the authentic vibe. Really cozy spot for a quiet dinner. The design is stylish without being fussy.

A bit of a walk uphill from the station, but the shortcut by the red bridge helps. The food was pretty good. The tempura was light and crisp. The view from the terrace was a nice bonus.

Loved the homestyle feel here. It&#39;s a peaceful little spot just a short walk from the station. The traditional atmosphere made for such a relaxed lunch.

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