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.

The oyster set was a bit extravagant but worth it. Plump oysters, and the fried ones were crispy.

The set meals are a pretty good deal. They include free refills for rice, miso soup, and cabbage. It&#39;s a nice touch that makes the meal feel more substantial. The cabbage salad was fresh, though the miso soup was just fine.

Been coming here for years. The staff always remembers my usual order, even when I pop in during quiet hours. That kind of consistent, low-key service is what keeps me coming back.

Service was quick and friendly, no wonder it&#39;s packed at lunch. Got a table without waiting, lucky me.

The steamed eel and tofu were the reason I came. The eel was soft, almost melting, and the tofu soaked up all that savory broth. The tempura eel was a nice contrast&mdash;crispy outside, still tender inside. Really fresh.

The chirashi rice had a lovely, subtle vinegar note. Really appreciated the fresh fish selection too. The lunch set is a great deal for the quality of ingredients. Just a bit more seaweed would have been nice.

Really liked how they handled the line! They took our order while we were waiting, so our ramen was practically ready when we got to the table. No awkward staring at the menu after sitting down. Smart system.

The bento box was surprisingly elaborate, with a good mix of Japanese and Western items. Felt homemade, which was nice for the price.

Stumbled upon it after visiting Himeji Castle. The handmade soba in the princess set was pretty good, and reasonably priced.

The weekday lunch special with noodles for 90 yen is such a nice deal. I went around 1 PM and it was quiet, very relaxing. The sushi that comes with it was fresh. A comfortable spot for a solo lunch.

Been coming here for years, and the tsukemen is always solid. The noodles have that perfect chew every time.

Came for the lunch set. The 1,500 yen chirashi was surprisingly filling. Portions were generous, and the seafood tasted fresh. Good deal for the price.

The place has a nice Showa-era vibe, feels authentic. The owner was very friendly and attentive, which made it a pleasant visit. The food was decent, though the portions were a bit on the smaller side.

The charcoal-grilled chicken was pretty good. The hinepon had a nice smoky flavor, and the ponzu with raw onions was a decent match. A solid choice for a casual dinner.

Been coming here for years. Their signature Chinese noodles in the light dashi broth is just so comforting. Always get the tempura on top, makes it feel complete. A real classic.

The sangria was really good. Shared a bottle with friends, made for a nice evening. The price felt fair for what we got.

The tempura was crisp, not greasy. Eel portion is on the smaller side, but the set comes with free rice refills. Good for a quick, filling lunch near the office.

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