The terrace view is right on the water, really nice. Had a lunch there. But for the price, the portions felt a bit small.

Managed to snag a tatami room without a reservation! The space is so calm and quiet, really lets you unwind.

The pork miso soup here is really good. It&#39;s a free refill, which is nice. The flavor is deep and rich, maybe they use a bit of sake in the broth. The rice is firm and has a nice texture, too.

The restaurant is a bit pricey, but the quality of the food and the beautiful view of Okayama make it worth every yen. It&#39;s a perfect spot for special occasions.

The 2700 yen lunch course was a solid choice. They asked about allergies and main preference first. The pace of the dishes was just right, not rushed at all. The main was a grilled fish, skin crispy and the flesh still moist. That&#39;s the kind of simple execution I look for.

I had the chef&#39;s recommended course, and the lobster dish was a standout! The service was friendly and made the evening even more special.

Took my wife here for our anniversary. The place has a warm, luxurious feel but didn&#39;t feel stuffy at all. Just right for a quiet date night. The wine pairing was a nice touch.

Came with friends and we shared the soy milk hotpot. The mentaiko and butter combo was a fun twist. Good for chatting over a simmering pot, though it got a bit pricey splitting it.

The menu here has a lot going on. I tried the horse sashimi for the first time &mdash; it was surprisingly tender. A bit of a leap, but glad I did it.

Booked ahead for a Friday night, good thing we did&mdash;it&#39;s cozy and fills up fast! Perfect for catching up with a couple friends, we could actually hear each other talk. The small space makes it feel more intimate. Just be ready to maybe wait a bit if you&#39;re a bigger group.

The pistachio gelato with the espresso poured over it was the best part. That first bite, the warm coffee melting into the cold, nutty cream... just so good. I&#39;d go back just for that.

The chocolate cake isn&#39;t on the menu, but our server mentioned it. So glad we listened. It was rich, not too sweet, with a perfect texture. A real find.

Great for early trains, right by Okayama Station. The 24-hour thing is super handy when you&#39;re traveling.

Each dish was a delightful surprise, showcasing the chef&#39;s creativity and attention to detail. The flavors were fresh and well-balanced, making for a memorable dining experience.

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