I celebrated my birthday here, and all the dishes were delicious. The staff&#39;s attentiveness made the occasion even more special.

The braised alfonsino was a generous portion. The broth was light and sweet, and the fish was cooked just right.

The gyokuro tea service was a revelation&mdash;the owner&#39;s careful brewing unlocked incredible sweetness.

Open till 3 AM, which is a lifesaver. The line moves fast, so you&#39;re not stuck waiting forever. Just a quick, warm bowl of ramen when you need it most.

Stopped by for a quick solo lunch. The counter seating is perfect for that. Used the touch panel to order&mdash;super easy. Got the lamb chops, they were good. Nice spot to eat alone.

Been coming here for years. The thick noodles in the beef and ball ramen hotpot always hit the spot. They have that perfect firmness, never mushy, and they hold up so well in the tonkotsu broth. It&#39;s the one thing I keep coming back for.

Right inside Izukogen Station, so easy to pop in. The warm lighting and wooden tables felt cozy after the train ride. Had the katsu curry, it was hearty. A bit on the pricier side for a station spot, but the vibe was just right.

Grilling the dried fish at the table was a fun idea. The smell while it cooks is really something else. My squid got a little too crispy on one side though.

I like coming here in the afternoon when it&#39;s quiet. The parfait was lovely, and their Japanese black tea is always a nice choice, hot or iced. It&#39;s a comfortable spot to just sit for a while.

Found this place in a quiet villa area. Clean, stylish interior with a relaxed old-school vibe. Perfect for a proper Japanese meal when you need a quick, quality bite.

The fried horse mackerel set is the reason I keep coming back. Just a heads up, it does sell out fast sometimes.

The coffee zenzai was a nice surprise. Coffee jelly with soft serve and red beans &mdash; a good mix of bitter and sweet.

I&#39;ve been coming here for years. The asparagus salad dressing is always spot on, never changes. That&#39;s why it&#39;s my routine spot in Atami.

Grilled Spanish mackerel with yuzu sauce. Fluffy texture, rich flavor. The rice in the earthenware pot was the best part, honestly. Perfectly cooked.

Meat kinpira udon was my pick. The broth had a good depth, and the noodles were just the right chew. The mixed rice was a nice side, simple but tasty. Grabbed a few extra tempura bits from the table too. Solid lunch.

The pork katsu curry was a generous portion. I really appreciated the fresh side salad, it balanced the meal nicely. The curry sauce had a good depth of flavor, though I wish there was a bit less of it to keep the katsu crispier. A solid choice for a hearty lunch.

No menu, just one beautiful bento. You can taste the care in every little compartment. The space itself feels so calm and quiet. Got there right at opening and it was perfect.

A bit of a trek from the station, but I&#39;d do it again for the cakes. The whipped cream was so smooth and light, not too sweet at all. Just a really nice texture you don&#39;t find everywhere.

The fried golden eye fish don here is solid. Big, flaky pieces of fish, nicely crispy. It&#39;s my go-to for a quick, filling lunch. The place is usually quiet around 2pm, which I like.

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