Because there are semi-private rooms, it's easy for families and couples to use. If you order the large size, it's easy to share with a group, and even the regular size has a decent volume, so you can share it with your child.

The portions are huge and delicious 🎵😃 The interior with a Balinese atmosphere is stylish ❤️

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I went for lunch for the first time. I thought the pricing was cheap for such a huge volume. You can order sharing sizes and there's a drink bar, so I think it's good for parties. Since the dessert ice cream at lunch is 150 yen, I ordered it and a mini parfait-like ice cream came out, and I thought, 'So cheap!' I will definitely repeat.

On the last day of the long weekend, I went with my family around 7 PM, but it wasn't crowded at all. Previously, the salad came out first, but this time the pilaf came first and the salad arrived when we were finished eating. It was my first time ordering the dinner drink bar, but maybe the coffee maker was in bad condition, so drinks using milk (cafe latte, cappuccino, cocoa) couldn't be drunk, and the carbonated juice also had weak carbonation and was undrinkable. Also, behind us, the clattering of dishes being cleared after finishing was unpleasant. I don't think I'll ever go again, so I felt the staff training didn't matter. At the exit, there was a notice saying 'Due to maintenance, last order at 9 PM, closing at 10 PM,' and I thought it would have been better to do the maintenance before the long weekend.

If you expect taste, you might be disappointed. The fried rice is processed frozen food, but even the largest size called 'Sumo Wrestler' can be eaten normally. The omurice felt homemade and was delicious. There is a note that the TV on the table is not connected to digital terrestrial broadcasting. According to my parents, the taste has improved compared to before.