Very delicious West European restaurant with a bit of Japanese flavor.

The shop was clean, and the staff were polite, which left a good impression. However, honestly, the daily lunch dish was quite disappointing. It felt like chicken that had simply been grilled, fell short even compared with home cooking, and I didn't find it delicious in the slightest. They also have a stamp card, so if the apparently signature omurice suits my taste, visiting regularly could be enjoyable. Also, curry is cheaper on the 23rd, and they seem to offer very cheap weekday lunches, so I'd like to give it another try with a different menu item. If that still doesn't change my impression, I think my rating will remain as it is. The free coffee at lunchtime was a welcome service.

A Japanese-style Western restaurant using meal tickets. It says there's parking for 2 cars in front, but the heavy traffic and a tree in the way make parking difficult (apparently they hear that often). There seems to be parking behind the car wash across the street, so it might be better to park there. I was undecided but ordered 煮込みハンバーグ. It was delicious, though it felt a little oily. The service is good and there are lots of menu options, so I'd like to try something different next time.

+3

Other reviews mentioned it too, but I was really surprised by how huge the portions were! They weren't just big; the food was also very delicious, so I ate everything😄 It was nice to have iced coffee too👍 The interior isn't very spacious, but there are lots of tables, so I felt quite close to the people next to me. Since there are partitions, it didn't bother me much.

I visited with my family in the evening. There used to be a Japanese-style Western restaurant called “つぶカルゴ” here. It later became a childcare facility, and that interior remains, with DIY shelves and posters softening the atmosphere a little. Although I wasn't expecting much, the cook's skills are solid, and both the egg dishes and meat were quite satisfying. There is also a wide variety of drinking snacks and alcoholic drinks. Being run by an NPO gives it a somewhat distinctive atmosphere, and that amateurish feel is by no means bad.