The wagyu burger was giant and the presentation was fantastic but I found that the beef patty was a bit overcooked for my taste (like a bit crispy on the edges and chewy inside but the overdone type of chewy) I’m not sure if this is how the burger is supposed to be but I’m much more used to a burger being more medium than well done. My partners meal though, the lunch beef platter was fantastic. The sauce on the side was a bit too salty though, not even needed in my opinion. The restaurant was quite busy on the weekend even on a rainy day. They were quite accommodating with children which is a plus but the vibe is definitely more of a posh upper scale burger place.

Had the Wagyu plate with rice at Le Pavé for 1380 yen and it was amazing! The beef was super tender and flavorful, the rice was perfectly done, and the fresh salad on the side tied it all together. Great food and friendly service! Definitely coming back!

The beef here is a really great value. I recommend anything akaushi wagyu. Make a reservation for all-you-can-eat wagyu on the 29th of each month (for 5000 yen at the time of writing) served in set courses to see an enormous spectrum of less fatty wagyu that you won't easily find elsewhere.

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I was here for sweets because it looked really good. I ordered french toast and french toast with caramel. Toast was bucket bread.. it was hard to chew and just not my type. Hot Coffee was instant powder and it wasn't hot enough. Maybe hamburger taste good but not sweets.

Their special, “Wagyu Hamburg and mini Steak Set” with just below 2k yen was pretty nice and really worth the price! The service was ok but they were making effort.