Used it around 1:30 PM on a weekday. There are 2 exclusive parking spaces in the back of the shop, making it convenient if you go by car. It's a small shop with four 4-seater tables playing jazz-like music, making it a relaxing space. During the lunch rush, it seems you might have to share a table, but it was empty. Since it was a weekday lunch, I ordered the "Omurice + Hamburger 1500 yen (tax included)" and my friend ordered the "Basic Hamburger 800 yen (tax included)". According to the staff, they recently raised prices due to the recent inflation, but I think it's amazing that an independent shop can manage at this price. The hamburger had a crispy outside and was so tender on the inside you didn't need teeth, and it was delicious. Since the restaurant name said "Kuroge Wagyu Beef Restaurant", I expected a meatier hamburger, but it was a "yoshoku restaurant's hamburger". The omurice had a cohesive taste with egg, chicken rice containing rather large pieces of chicken, and demi-glace sauce, and it was delicious. I would like to use it again if I have the opportunity.

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I've heard for a while that it's delicious, but I hadn't had the chance and visited for the first time. Among old-fashioned yoshoku restaurants, it's a stylish shop with a nice atmosphere! It's famous for delicious hamburgers, so this time I had the stewed hamburger + pork tenderloin cutlet. It was delicious~ Next time I'd like to try the omurice + hamburger (with salad)! On later days, I went to eat omurice + hamburger, meat spaghetti + hamburger, and napolitan + hamburger. As expected, they are all delicious!

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Visited because I've been curious about the owl ornament in front of the shop for a while. The meatiness was moderate and easy to eat. The atmosphere inside the shop and the service from the staff were good. However, as soon as I entered the shop, I was bothered by a smell like damp dishcloths. It must have been a coincidence, but since smells affect taste, it was a bit disappointing.

Had lunch at Bimon to prep before the lecture at Funny Chie Sakai. Close to the venue, and a restaurant where you can dine in a calm atmosphere. The lighting inside the shop was slightly dimmed, and quiet, pleasant music was playing. I was able to spend relaxing time before the lecture, which was just right for settling my mind. Ordered the Hamburger W. Two round, thick hamburgers lined up, giving visual satisfaction. Since it wasn't piping hot, I guessed it was probably pre-made for stewing? However, the meat was tender, had a solid umami flavor, and was delicious. It went well with the sauce, and the rice went down easily. The soup felt a little too salty. The rice was slightly small, but overall it was a well-balanced and careful lunch. In the quiet and calm shop, I spent a peaceful afternoon.

Used it for lunch. Right upon entering the shop, a nice aroma of curry drifted, but since I had decided on a hamburger first! I had the stewed hamburger. It comes with rice and clear soup. Not only the hamburger, but the accompanying carrots and broccoli were also properly delicious and I finished it in a flash. The service was also polite, and I had a very pleasant meal. It's a shop that makes me want to visit again and try other menus.