こんなところにこんなオシャレなレストランが、というのが初めの印象で、食べてみてまた来たらステーキの肉は安かろう悪かろうでした。

車イスでしか出掛けられない家族にとって入りやすくゆったりできる店内は快適でした。料理はボリュームがあって、どれも美味しいです。食後のコーヒーもおかわり出来るので、ゆっくりできます。カフェタイムのパンケーキやフレンチトーストもボリュームあって美味しいですよ。

Entered past 11:00, 3 groups of customers ahead. A self-service system where you order at the register and go pick it up when your number is called. However, even after waiting 20 minutes, my number wasn't called, and similar dishes for customers who came later were served one after another... When I asked the staff, they said "the menu you ordered takes time," and when I asked 10 more minutes later, they said "it will take 3 more minutes." 10 minutes after that, it was finally finished. I had to wait 40 minutes for it to be served... What are they doing.

This is a cafe run by Aino University. It used to be a system where you bought a meal ticket at the entrance, but it was renewed in July 2024 and changed to a system where you order at the register and receive a meal ticket. You take a seat of your choice, and when the number written on the meal ticket is called, you go to the counter to pick up the food. Also, it is a self-service style where you return the food (tray) yourself, but it is offered at a very reasonable price and is extremely delicious, so it is crowded during lunchtime. The recommendation is the Special Lunch, which comes with steak, fried chicken, a large fried shrimp, and coffee for 1,450 yen. The photo is the spice curry lunch, which I believe was 1,250 yen. There are also days when the oversized steak lunch is half price. Not only university faculty and students, but also the general public can use it. Currently, the terrace seating is not open, but I hope it can become a space where you can eat with your dog~

It seems to be a restaurant for related facilities such as the adjacent Aino Hospital and Aino University. The general public can also use it. I visited at noon because it was open on a holiday. The space is wide, has windows making it bright, has many seats, and a fashionable atmosphere. A grand piano is placed inside the shop, I wonder if it is used during events? First, order at the ticket vending machine. It is a self-service style to pick up food at the counter. The menu focuses on Western food as well as pizza. The profitable daily lunch special was sold out, so I got the Pork Ginger B set for 950 yen. Perhaps mindful of health due to being adjacent to a hospital, the seasoning of what I chose was mild. There were plenty of vegetables such as deep-fried eggplant and root vegetables. The pork was thick-cut and there was more than I expected. The pork was topped with grated onion, making it healthy. The salad had a simple seasoning of olive oil & salt. When I went to pick up the food, the staff asked me, "Would you like cheese on your salad?" and grated and sprinkled it on. The coffee was watery. At lunchtime, people who seemed to be from the neighborhood came in one after another. It seems to be a popular restaurant. It seemed like a good restaurant in terms of both food and atmosphere. ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ I revisited on another day. I chose the Pizza Lunch for 900 yen. That day there were two types: Margherita and Capricciosa. We ordered both to share between two people. Capricciosa reportedly means chef's choice where the contents change depending on the day. It was topped with teriyaki sauce, chicken, shimeji mushrooms, mayonnaise, and shredded nori. It didn't overlap in flavor with the Margherita's cheese, and both were delicious without getting tiring. It has a thin crust. Salad and coffee are included.

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