We're new to the area. The great reviews here enticed us to bike over on a hot summer night. The menu was classic yet diverse; most dishes had a creative twist. The taisho thoughtfully arranged and timed the items that I haphazardly ordered. The food was simply delicious. The nihonshu selection also begs you to return. Definitely a gem that is worth the detour if you are in the area. Even my two-year old gave her approval and a thumbs up (her favorite was the tebasaki gyoza; mine was the nankotsu salad). Thank you, Miraku!

A great little place with a good menu and friendly staff. It’s very nice to have a smoke-free option, too!

Good shop near Tama Station where you can enjoy seafood. Because it is in a secluded place, you can enjoy drinks in a calm atmosphere.

First, the otoshi is very delicious. The freshness of the sashimi is also very good and has a texture that I like. Rice dishes also have crispy fried noodles and various other things, which can be snacks or a finish, and above all, it is a dish (taste) that you can eat every day. I don't drink, but it seems Japanese sake is recommended, and there was a sake tasting set. Personally, I was excited because they serve shochu in a decanter (250ml/500ml) (lol). I eat and drink quite a bit so the unit price per person goes up, but I think it is a shop where you can eat delicious food at a reasonable price. I even thought the sashimi was cheap.

Authentic Japanese cuisine! Sashimi of course, and the carefully selected Japanese sake is delicious!!