Dinner time is better.

Visited for lunch. The seats were fairly full, with customers coming in one after another. Turnover seemed good, so it looked like there wouldn't be a wait. There were 2 daily specials, and I had the chicken teriyaki rice bowl. There was a suitable amount of chicken teriyaki on top. The rice portion wasn't bad either. The nameko miso soup was good too. As for the main rice bowl, you could call the flavor refined if you were being positive. If you were being negative, it was unremarkable. That was my impression. The interior felt dim, perhaps because it's in a basement. I get the feeling they might serve tasty dishes at night, so I'd like to go.

A restaurant with a calm atmosphere, which is rare around here. The fish is delicious.

There are few tourists, and it's easy to drop in.

As someone else also wrote, it's in a basement, so it may indeed be a little hard to find. I ordered the weekly set meal, which turned out to be kakuni. It was carefully prepared and delicious. There aren't many calm Japanese restaurants around here, so it may suit anyone wanting Japanese food for lunch. I'd like to visit at night too.