First time visiting Atomu about a 5-minute walk from Yoshida Station. Even before entering the shop, the tasteful and stylish entrance catches the eye, raising expectations✨ As you enter the shop, a magnificent counter made of solid chestnut wood with an overwhelming presence welcomes you. It has a good depth, so you don't feel cramped at all even at counter seats. The space combining solidity and warmth was very comfortable🌰 The shop is run by a married couple, and the friendly, easy-to-talk-to wife and the stern-looking master are one of the charms😊 And the food is all exquisite dishes that convey careful workmanship, highly satisfying✨ The most recommended is Sweet and Sour Pork🐷 With an exquisite seasoning, my chopsticks couldn't stop. Furthermore, the Cold Gizzard and Cucumber Dish🥒 is also exquisite! The balance of texture and taste is wonderful, a dish you must order. Food, atmosphere, the couple's personality, everything makes it a wonderful restaurant🍺 Discovered another excellent restaurant that makes me want to visit regularly✨ Next time, I'd like to leisurely savor different dishes from this time. Thank you for the meal😊 ★★★★★

+3

The difference between properly prepared food and presumably bought-in food was drastic. When I arrived, the shop was busy, so seeing the master cooking with a bit of a temper made me regret choosing the wrong shop. Taste is average but cheap. Probably has local regulars. I didn't intend to go again.

Stylish from the storefront. All the food is delicious. It's a restaurant to my taste. True to the name of Chinese bar, you can enjoy Chinese food that goes well with drinks. I ate too much and got full.

+3

Good atmosphere with playing JAZZ Recommended is spring rolls(^^) Must order at first Also addictive sesame tomato cucumber Just right for a snack(*^^^*)

+3

Taste is average for the price. All the meats had a lot of fat and were hard to eat. Even upon entering the shop, there was no welcome greeting and the atmosphere was not very good. The master was also unfriendly. My favorite Mapo Tofu is, in a word, disappointing.