Loved the counter seats, super comfy. The owner was really friendly and made us feel at home. The grilled chicken skewers were spot on, juicy and perfectly seasoned. A nice, cozy spot for a casual dinner.

The teppanyaki yakiniku set was really rich. The meat quality was good for the price, and the flavor was spot on. I should&#39;ve gone for the large size, the regular left me wanting a bit more. Ramen is only 550 yen to start.

Grilled mackerel was good. But honestly, the best part is the set deal. You get all the rice, side dishes you want, and even a drink bar sometimes. For that price, it&#39;s a solid choice.

Grilled teppanyaki gyoza were the star. Piping hot and so juicy. Had them with the braised pork mazesoba, which had a nice dried fish aroma. Really hit the spot for a quick solo lunch.

The tonkatsu uses local Nikko Himitsu pork. The batter was crisp, and the frying oil had a light, slightly sweet note. It&#39;s a well-executed dish.

The soba was a bit thicker than I expected, but I actually liked that texture. The grated mushroom on the side had this really nice, earthy flavor.

The shaved ice here is my go-to for summer hangouts with friends. It&#39;s so light and refreshing, and adding the red bean paste makes it just right. Perfect for cooling down after a walk.

The pork cutlet set is really good. The breading is light and crispy, the meat is tender. The whole set, including the miso soup and pickles, was just right. I liked how comfortable the chairs were, made it easy to relax and enjoy the meal.

Tried the tasting menu. Steamed monkfish liver and cod milt tempura were highlights. Good use of local produce. Fukushima sake list is extensive. Presentation is precise. A solid option for a business dinner.

The counter seats are so comfortable, and you get a great view of the grill. The lighting is a bit dim, but it makes for a relaxed dinner. A nice, easy spot near the station.

The ramen was light and flavorful, easy to finish. I paired it with a crisp lager, which cut through the richness nicely. The gyoza were a good match too. Solid spot for a casual bowl.

Tried the mapo tofu dandanmen. It&#39;s a Taiwanese-style mapo, not too spicy but with a really flavorful peanut broth. The noodles had a great texture, not too soft. A solid portion.

Prices are very reasonable here. Many items are around 200 yen, which is a nice surprise. The quality is solid for that price point, especially compared to what you&#39;d pay in a bigger city.

Owner&#39;s personal service makes you feel welcome. Small, peaceful spot with just a few rooms.

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