Multilingual menus were a nice touch. The squid ink noodles had a really interesting texture, kind of chewy in a good way. The bitter melon tofu stew was solid, not too overpowering.

Came by for lunch and got the tsukemen. Dipping sauce was just right, not too thick. The noodles were flat and curly, really nice texture. Hit the spot.

Tried several Okinawan vegetable dishes here. Staff gave good recommendations on what to pair with local awamori. Efficient service, no fuss. The set was reasonably priced for the quality.

Loved the craft beer list. The staff was so attentive, and the whole place just had this warm, relaxed vibe. A bit on the pricier side for the pours, but the service really made it.

The grilled cabbage and shallots were a nice salty snack with our drinks. The manager was really chill about us hanging out.

Been coming here for years. The horse sashimi is always fresh, has a subtle sweetness. The uni gunkan is my go-to, creamy and rich. Simple, consistent quality.

The two-curry platter was a nice choice for a balanced lunch. I really appreciated the fresh lotus root in the keema, it added a great texture. The chicken masala was flavorful too. The basmati rice was light and fluffy, perfect with the curries.

The passion fruit juice here is pure, no sugar added. It&#39;s got that sharp, tangy kick that cuts right through the heat. A huge glass of it. Just the juice and the ice.

The service was perfect, and the presentation of the food was carefully done, enhancing the overall dining experience.

The staff is really nice even when it&#39;s packed. They checked on us a few times, refilled water without asking. Good service makes a difference.

Came for the 90-minute all-you-can-eat and drink deal. It&#39;s around 3500 yen, which includes alcohol. Honestly, for that price in this area, it&#39;s hard to beat. The robot bringing drinks was a fun touch, but the real value is just being able to order so much for a flat fee.

Counter seats let you watch the kitchen work. It&#39;s a nice, quiet spot. The set menu felt like a good deal for what you get.

The ingredients are incredibly fresh, you can really taste the quality. A bit pricey, but worth it for that level of care.

Parking was a bit of a hassle, but I&#39;m so glad we found a spot. The grilled octopus was the highlight&mdash;tender with a perfect char, and the lemon aioli was a nice touch.

Been here a few times for the unlimited drinks. No time limit, price is fair. Good for a casual evening.

Cozy wooden interior, feels like a home dining room. It&#39;s a peaceful spot, time just slows down here. Perfect for a quiet solo lunch or catching up with a friend. The atmosphere is really its best feature.

Although the lunch prices are a bit high, the quality of the food and the impressive dessert selection make it worth it. I highly recommend trying the sushi!

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