Pretty good and cheap restaurant that has a All you can eat and drink It's almost vegetables, but it also has fried chicken and nikujaga (meat and potato Stewed) For the desert it has chocolate fountain, roll cake, fruits and icecream

+3

#1 Not a very good choice of food. #2 Waiter didn't speak English at all. #3 Slightly pricey #4 I will never come there again

Weekday lunch had no time limit until 4 PM. There is plenty of tea and you can relax. The interior is pleasant with sunlight coming in.

Weekday lunch, you can eat leisurely without a time limit. Many vegetable-based dishes and they are delicious. Zenzai is the best!

Since almost everyone brings children, it's lively. People with children can also eat leisurely without worrying about the eyes of others. When guiding customers, everyone is asked to disinfect their hands with alcohol, and since tongs are shared, I thought it was a good rule. (It might be a temporary rule during flu outbreaks, etc.) When colds or influenza are going around, some people do dislike the buffet style, so organizers of group meals might want to be careful about that. (Because the food plates don't have covers...) Honestly, the food isn't flashy, it feels like simple, delicious, and carefully prepared home cooking. They provide dishes that seem good for the body using plenty of seasonal vegetables, ohitashi, tempura, and salads. For those living alone, it seems good for your health to occasionally go on a quiet weekday night to eat nutritious food you can't eat at home! For dessert, there were bite-sized cakes, zenzai where you can serve your own shiratama, and a chocolate fountain. (The chocolate fountain might have limited hours.) It's a very popular shop, and due to the nature of the area, there are many large groups of moms for lunch, and since it's a buffet, the turnover is slow, so I think it's hard to get a seat once it's full. There is a site for making reservations in advance, so it's better to use that to be sure.