It's a wonderful space! You can enjoy a very delicious and refined cuisine in the warm light of the restaurant. This is the place I like most.

I visited for lunch on a Sunday. Parking for 4 cars (2 in front of the restaurant, 2 one house over). It's in a quiet residential area facing an elementary school, a little way in from the main road. It's quite a distance from Tamasakai Station. The interior is in a mountain-hut style with the warmth of wood, with plenty of space to relax. I had the 2200 yen lunch course. The menu isn't large, but I enjoyed everything from appetizer to dessert deliciously at a leisurely pace. I like the baked apple dessert. It's the perfect place when you want to enjoy a relaxed lunch. Thank you for the meal.

It was a lovely log-house-style building with a high ceiling. Lots of interior decor was on display. I wondered if it's the owner's hobby. I had the gratin. It had a handmade feel and was delicious. It took quite a long time to be served.

The "here, of all places?!" feeling suits the restaurant's atmosphere. It seems to be listed as Italian too, but... my impression was more of a Western-style yoshoku restaurant. I went for lunch. A bit pricey? But the seafood in the cream pasta was plentiful! For lunch, I think sets with the extras already included from the start would be better than the idea of paying extra to make it a set. Somehow I felt lunch gets a lot more expensive when you make it a set. I ate without much fuss.

The restaurant is in a residential area off the main road, and a little hard to spot from the street. We had pasta and a fish dish as lunch sets (C set and D set). For the price, there was nothing particularly special, so I'd rate it average. There are 2 parking spaces in front of the restaurant and 2 at the back.