This is a restaurant located on the first floor of the Heart Pal Flower Garden, following the restaurant "Ichiraku no Tsubu". It is not easily noticeable as it is located at the end of a pathway to the right of the building. The restaurant has a simple setup with tables and chairs, seating a total of 18 people with various table sizes available. To order, you first purchase a meal ticket from the vending machine, then hand it to the staff at the kitchen counter. The lunch options include daily specials, rice bowls, noodles, and curry rice, all priced at 600 yen. I ordered the curry rice, which came with two side dishes and miso soup. The curry had a traditional taste with pork, carrots, and onions, and the large chunks made it satisfying. The side dishes included simmered hijiki seaweed and potato salad, both with a healthy and refreshing taste. The miso soup was hearty with cabbage and fried tofu. The staff were helpful and the atmosphere was welcoming, as it is a part of a facility for people with disabilities. Overall, it was a pleasant dining experience.

It's a small diner hidden behind a grain of wheat. The entrance may be hard to find, but you'll notice it by the frequent comings and goings of people. Be brave and step inside, the taste is guaranteed! Check the menu posted at the entrance, decide what to eat, buy a meal ticket from the ticket machine, and proceed to the counter. Don't forget to grab a tray, chopsticks, spoon, and a teacup. They offer set meals, rice bowls, noodles, and curry. Each comes with two side dishes and curry also includes a soup. You can choose between udon and soba for noodles, and sometimes they have pasta or yakisoba. The flavors are rich, so you'll enjoy your meal!