A classic for a reason. Sat at the counter again last night. The sashimi was pristine. Their sake list is thoughtful, found a nice Junmai Ginjo that paired beautifully with the fatty tuna. Parking&#39;s easy, which is a plus.

A coffee shop that&#39;s been around since 1975. The chairs are really comfortable, which is so important for a long sit. The elderly staff are very kind and patient, it felt very peaceful here.

The building itself could use a little love, but the view of the harbor is just lovely. A very classic place. The staff were friendly and made sure I was comfortable at my table, which was nice.

The book room in the back is so quiet, just perfect for reading. It felt like a little secret spot away from the main cafe. The light was soft, and the whole vibe was really relaxing.

The plain waffle here is the real deal. Made fresh, so it&#39;s crispy on the outside and perfectly fluffy inside. I like that it&#39;s not overly sweet, lets the quality of the batter come through. A solid choice.

The way they serve the pancake is clever. You get two sauces, then add pepper or chili to each quarter. Four different tastes in one dish.

Weekday lunch, the daily sashimi set was solid. Really enjoyed the sea bream chazuke, the broth was delicate. The grilled fish collar side was a nice touch. Their house sake by the glass paired well with the clean flavors. A quiet, pleasant spot for a midday meal.

As a non-smoking spot, it&#39;s very comfortable. The servers were really attentive&mdash;noticed my water glass was low and refilled it without me asking. That kind of small thing makes a difference.

This restaurant is conveniently located next to Okayama Station, making it easy to access. The prices are reasonable for the quality of food and service, making it a great value for a fine dining experience.

First time trying mantis shrimp in vinegar here. The texture was so unique, like a cross between lobster and shrimp. Yellowtail sashimi was also super fresh.

The seafood here is very fresh, like you&#39;d expect in Okayama. I had the tempura and simmered fish set. The portions are generous, which was nice. The seat was a bit hard for a long meal, but the service was friendly and attentive.

The vegan course at this restaurant is a must-try! The skilled chefs create plant-based versions of traditional Japanese dishes that are not only delicious but also visually stunning.

Decent spot for a quick business lunch. The non-smoking area is well-separated, which I appreciate. Had the daily pasta set. Food was fine, service was efficient. Good for a quiet, focused meal between meetings.

The Seto Inland Sea course was lovely. The fish was firm and sweet, and the wine pairings really complemented each dish&#39;s freshness.

I attended a wedding at this restaurant, and everything was perfect! The food was top-notch, the staff was accommodating, and the venue was clean and well-maintained.

Stopped by for a quick dinner. The tempura rice bowl was solid, crispy shrimp and all. Plum wine was nice too. Music and lights were chill. A bit on the pricier side for what it is, but not bad.

The yam soba was good, the noodles had a nice texture. But the portion felt a bit small for the price. I left still feeling a little hungry, which was a shame.

The charcoal-grilled chicken thigh was so tender and smoky. Just perfect with a cold beer.

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