We were so lucky to find this spot with a table for 5 people given how small this place it. It was so authentic with two people working :). We absolutely enjoyed the omurice, the spaghetti and the fried rice. The staff didn’t speak much English but they were so lovely. There was an English menu so it was helpful.

Unfortunately when we went to eat the restaurant was full and they didn’t let us eat in there but the staff said that we could go around the corner and eat in a small park. Food was delicious and it took 10 minutes for us to go and pick it up and it was a different experience eating in a park. It was worth it honestly. However we would’ve loved eating in the restaurant to get to know it. I think it’s required to make a reservation.

3.5-4. it's a cute small/no frills restaurant owned by a local mom and pop. Service was quick and straightforward. They did offer an English menu as well. I would suggest the curry Katsu over the omurice but everything is just homestyle and hit the spot type of place. Delicious, clean and reasonably priced. Nothing for more than 1000yen here.

+3

Nice little mom & pop type restaurant with home-made style food at reasonable prices. The menu is understandably limited, featuring some dishes tourists would be interested in (like omurice & curry). Only wish they offered more drink options (it was only cola or beer).

Originally, I was going to eat Indian curry, but somehow it was closed, so I visited this restaurant next door. This restaurant run by an elderly couple was a small but friendly restaurant. Japanese food is usually salty to me, but I liked the food here because it was not salty. However, for those who eat a lot, the amount may be somewhat insufficient. The amount of food is not as large as other restaurants. It was enough for me.