We visited during April with a group of 5 total, and we had a amazing time chatting with the owner, the food was great as well, and the tea even better.

It's been around for a long time and I've always been curious, so I finally made it. I had the rolled dashi omelet set meal, and it came with plenty of side dishes and of course it was delicious. The staff members are a select few who work briskly and efficiently. Because of the slightly high pricing, my impression was that the customers were all well-mannered people. The miso soup was also piping hot and super delicious, and it came with special soy sauce.

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Visited in August on a weekday before 12:00. 1 customer ahead of me. About 6 tables for 4 people. They take your order once you sit down. Ordered the Kujo Green Onion Rolled Dashi Omelet Set Meal (¥1,300). Served from the side dishes in about 10 minutes. Followed by rice, miso soup, rolled omelet, and tempura. It was very delicious, but the portion felt a little small. The service was very good. Credit cards not accepted, PayPay accepted.

I went and ate the most popular "Rolled Dashi Omelet Set Meal" (Kujo green onion). This is unquestionably delicious. Although it's not shown in the photo, freshly fried tempura is also included. As it happened to be just me, the grandma who seemed to be the store manager cheerfully chatted with me. Next time I want to have the "Obanzai Set Meal". Thank you for the meal

The pork ginger stir-fry set meal is really good. Prices went up recently, but it's still a place where you can get good quality pork stir-fry for just over 10,000 won. It seems like a neighborhood that's a bit hard to find for foreign tourists, but it is highly recommended as a local restaurant.

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