The staff are exceptionally kind and attentive, even adjusting dishes to match individual tastes, such as adding extra spices upon request.

Been coming here for years. The green onion mountain on their ramen is still the same generous heap, never skimpy. It just works with that pork broth. Keeps me coming back.

Came for a weekday lunch. Set C with the omelet-wrapped fried rice and curry sauce hit the spot. Felt like a taste from my childhood canteen days, simple and comforting. Good portion for the price.

The staff were so nice! We were sharing a few plates and they automatically split the pasta order for us onto two plates. That little gesture made sharing so much easier. Really thoughtful service.

Stopped by before my train. Used the travel pass for a cake and drink set. The matcha cake was nice, not too sweet. The place is right by the station, super handy for a quick break.

The set meals were really well-prepared, just what I hoped for. I liked how the dining area felt so calm and open, with plenty of space between tables. It made the whole meal feel relaxed.

The private rooms are a nice touch, really helpful when you&#39;re with a group.

Service was really nice! The staff noticed when our water glasses were empty and refilled them without us asking. Made it easy to just chat with my friends without any interruptions.

Staff was quick and spoke English well. The English menu made ordering easy. Service was responsive without being intrusive. Good for a straightforward business lunch.

The beef skirt steak lunch set is a solid choice. I really appreciate how fresh the salad greens were, crisp and vibrant. The steak itself was cooked nicely, not too heavy. For 880 yen, it&#39;s a filling and balanced meal.

Solid vegan options here, all served with brown rice. The portions are generous, so we skipped dessert.

Popped in for lunch at this department store spot. Super convenient when you&#39;re shopping. Had the chicken katsu curry. The curry was rich and the katsu was crispy. A bit pricey for the portion, but it hit the spot.

Cool spot that&rsquo;s a cafe, shop, and craft space all in one. Grabbed a latte and browsed the handmade pottery for a bit. The mix works&mdash;felt relaxed just hanging out.

The service team here is top-notch. They recommended a lovely Riesling that paired beautifully with the dessert course &ndash; that chocolate tart was the highlight for me. Made for a very smooth evening.

Been here a few times. The flavors are interesting, lots of different textures in the food. It&#39;s a good, filling meal but you don&#39;t feel weighed down afterwards. A nice change if you&#39;re not doing the temple stay thing.

The tempura set was solid. Freshly fried, really crispy batter. Good variety of seafood and vegetables. The little sashimi plate was a nice bonus. Just the right amount of food.

The tempura set was a good deal at 1,400 yen. I really liked the sweet potato one, crispy outside and sweet inside. The light seasoning was nice. The booth seating was very comfortable, which made the meal relaxing.

Stopped by for the large zaru soba again. Noodles were firm, sauce was good as usual. A solid, reliable spot when you&#39;re near the station.

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