Fun Cafe with an old school feel. Lots of Japanese comfort food like Omurice, pizza and Karaage. My family shared the family size Ice cream parfait for our dessert... Deeeeliciousssss. We had a good time and ate everything. Enjoy and Aloha..

Came for lunch. You order via a tablet, but the menu screen was cluttered and hard to understand, taking time to order. Although the restaurant was empty, the interior cleaning wasn't thorough, and cutleries were left dirty so we had to ask for replacements. Dishes like pasta had a good volume, and all the sweets were delicious. The prices were reasonable. There are plenty of parking lots if you turn into the side alley and go around to the back of the store, but if you're just passing by, you might miss the parking lot sign and mistakenly think there is no parking.

+3

I come here whenever I occasionally feel like eating a huge parfait. The downside is it's hard to get to without a car. M size is already large, so when the parfait is the main event, I order S size (100 yen off the regular price). All the food looks delicious. There are occasionally wacky ones too which are scary. There are so many menu items, almost enough to want a menu app, and just looking at them is fun.

Went to eat for dinner for the first time. The restaurant's atmosphere has partitions at each table making them like private rooms, so you don't have to worry about surroundings. The menu is super huge and full of weird-sounding names, so I struggled quite a bit with what to order. The basic food portion is for 3 people, but prices are low and sizes can be chosen, making it suited for sharing. Added more items to the menu, and last time I suddenly felt unwell and couldn't finish it, so this time for revenge I ordered Greg Rice and 'No Worries'. Looking at what arrived, something felt off... Greg Rice is supposed to have Hayashi sauce on it, but the rice only had cheese on it and was baked, so when I checked with the staff, I couldn't help bursting into laughter hearing the staff member who took it to the kitchen say, 'What is this?

+3

Whenever I come here, I end up eating Lupin the Third's meatballs. I honestly doubt if it's really "meat" Normally, I think the correct way to use this restaurant is coming with several people to share, but being a big eater, I eat it all by myself. It's not that delicious, but I'm just happy because of the sheer volume.

+2