I visited for the first time with a friend. Omakase bento seemed to be their specialty, so I had it. We were a little late, at 13:30, and some other lunch dishes had sold out. There's a cemetery nearby, so it seems to be used for group meals after services, and it was crowded with people in mourning clothes. The bento had a variety of side dishes and was delicious. The portion might be a little small for younger people or big eaters. The coffee was weak, American-style, but tasty. Refills are unlimited, but it's all self-service. I didn't know how things worked at first。。。

洋食DonDon。 This time I had the wagyu hamburg steak and kani cream croquette. To get straight to the point, this place serves genuinely delicious Western-style food. The wagyu hamburg steak had a rich beef flavor and paired well with the demi-glace sauce. The kani cream croquette had a nicely fragrant crust and creamy center. There's something oddly comforting about eating hamburg steak and croquettes at an old-fashioned Western-style restaurant like this. On the other hand, while eating the small side dishes of simmered food and such, there were moments when I wondered whether dishes outside Western-style cooking might be a little beyond their specialty. But this is a Western-style restaurant. So if the Western-style food is delicious, isn't that enough?（laughs） There's no need to do everything perfectly. Personally, I prefer places that really compete through their strengths. The prices are relatively affordable, too, and with portions like these, it's easy to come regularly. I think it's definitely worth considering when you're craving Western-style dishes such as hamburg steak or croquettes. It's a Western-style restaurant, so it should compete and win through Western-style food. Thank you for the meal. ( ‘ω’)Cheers

I visited before noon on a weekday. My first visit. I had the popular omakase bento! Everything was delicious! Worth more than its price The free coffee was good, too. I'd like to try the shogayaki next time😊

Familiar food, reasonable prices, a casual lunch. Coffee is included, and I like choosing a cup and serving myself. Unfortunately, the coffee was a little weak, American-style, and left me wanting more.

A Western-style restaurant I'd been really curious about for ages. It's not within walking distance of the station, but I took the plunge and visited.（Took a little break at イオン on the way back） Before 12:00 on Saturday, one group was waiting outside. I wrote my name down, waited just under 10 minutes, and was seated at the counter. I ordered the omakase bento for 1,100 yen. Since you can enjoy different flavors in small portions, the older customers, who made up more than half the clientele, were having the omakase bento, too. The simmered fuki and himetake were especially delicious. They kindly asked whether I wanted a large serving of rice when I ordered, and you can choose whichever coffee cup you like. I thought about enjoying some coffee after the meal, but since people were waiting, I had 1 refill and called it a day. I thoroughly enjoyed the delicious meal.

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