I visited the tile cafe run by D&D Dining. I love the tile cafes in Kichijoji and Omotesando, so I was sure I would enjoy this one too. I went with a friend and had to wait a bit for lunch as it seemed quite popular, but they operate on a 90-minute system which seemed to keep things moving smoothly. I ordered the fish set meal, which featured salted mackerel that day. - The mackerel was tender and not too fatty, making it light and delicious. The skin wasn't crispy, but the flesh was so soft that it didn't bother me at all. I was able to enjoy two pieces and was very satisfied. - I opted for a regular portion of rice, but it was quite a lot, so those with smaller appetites should take note. I was too full for dessert, but I would love to come back for it next time! There are also options like omurice and pasta on the menu, all of which looked appetizing. The prices were reasonable for a cafe, and the fact that it's directly connected to the station makes it convenient to visit. Thank you for the meal!

I ordered the mobile order 90-point system dish of fresh pasta with dashi broth - Awaji Island mochi with garlic toast for 1,250 yen. It came with plenty of tarako, avocado, shiso, and soy milk dashi broth to pour over. The ability to adjust the timing and amount of the broth was great for customizing the flavor. There was a lot of broth in the pot, so I could enjoy plenty of soup. However, the mochi-like noodles were too clumped together and did not loosen up even after pouring the broth over them. It seemed like an issue with the cooking method. The garlic toast was heavily flavored with garlic, which I liked, but the clumped noodles were disappointing.

I'm happy that even solo diners can make a reservation. The fried mackerel is crispy and delicious, perfect for someone who loves fried food like me, even though I've been avoiding it lately due to frequent stomach aches. But this portion was just right for me to enjoy. The healthy lunch set with chicken breast yakitori was also very tasty, and the service was good with friendly smiles. It was a relaxing lunch. Thank you very much.

We used it for a staff birthday and a welcome party for new employees. The menu and cost performance were good. I think the food was delicious. However, the steak was very tough and difficult to chew, so please be careful. The popular cheese fondue in the course had a lot of vegetables, so I would like it to be brought a little earlier.

A restaurant in Kinshicho where you can enjoy terrace beer! Surprisingly, they have a variety of alcohol options even during the day, which is nice. They don't have snacks though... There are not many places in Kinshicho where you can enjoy terrace beer, so I wish they would add more items to the menu. It's great that they have a roof even in the summer.

I visited the restaurant around midday on a holiday. It was not crowded inside, but I had to wait for about 5 minutes until I was seated as they were still cleaning up. I ordered a Warabi Mochi and Shiratama with Matcha Ice Cream Parfait for 1,180 yen and a Cafe Latte for 650 yen through mobile ordering. It arrived in about 10 minutes. The taste was average, as expected. The cost-performance might not be great for a cafe visit, but I think they set higher prices due to the atmosphere near the station. It might be better value for lunch use.

The atmosphere of the shop was really great! There were some men, but the majority were women. It felt like a space where women could feel comfortable. I visited for the first time based on a friend's recommendation (2 men). I made a seat reservation online. I ordered a caramel latte ☕ The taste was okay. The staff's customer service was good. They made sure not to disturb the customers. I thought I would like to go with my wife next time. ✌️

I went for lunch. I chose the lunch set with a choice of meat or fish. I had the chicken nanban, which was seasoned well and tasted great with tartar sauce. The homemade tiramisu for dessert was delicious. The cafe latte was also good, with a heart design on top. I'm satisfied with my meal.

You can often see Kawara Cafe Sun at various places. There is a store in Kinshicho where you can enjoy cafe food, desserts, lunch, and alcohol menu. The menu is rich, and the casual atmosphere near the station seems convenient. You can even enjoy a cocktail before dinner to pass the time, and you can also act a bit fancy, haha.

The restaurant has terrace seating, and the atmosphere inside is calm and relaxing. It's perfect for a girls' night out. The taste, portion size, and presentation of the dishes were all satisfying. I want to come back to try other items on the menu and desserts. Highly recommend!

I enjoyed an afternoon tea with strawberries. It was a two-hour all-you-can-drink deal, so you can relax and take your time. I think all the strawberry plates were delicious. They were quite heavy because of the amount of cream on them. I also enjoyed the drinks - raspberry chai tea, strawberry cream soda, and berry and spice tea - all of them were delicious. Even though it's called afternoon tea, I made a reservation for an early time slot and ended up ordering a set meal as well. The pork and eggplant dish was tasty. The potatoes were crispy and hot. The cob salad had plenty of shrimp and avocado, and it was delicious. I brought my one-year-old child with me, and when they got tired of sitting, we could go out to the terrace to see the flowers or walk in the sun for a change of scenery. They even provided light dishes and small forks and spoons for my child, which was very helpful. The only downside was that it took about 20 minutes for the plate to arrive after ordering drinks, which felt long for a reservation. Also, the set meal for customers who arrived after us was served first, so I was a bit worried that we had been forgotten.

I stopped by because I had some business in Kinshicho. It's convenient being on the 5th floor of Terumi and directly connected to Kinshicho Station. I wanted to try the vegetable-filled lunch set like the one in the photo on the sandwich board that day, but I was told it was different, so I went with the fried chicken set instead. The seasoning was strong and delicious, and the grated yam itself was also seasoned, which I enjoyed by pouring it over the rice. Overall, I was satisfied with the taste.

This is a cafe dining located on the 5th floor of Terumina. I had lunch here and noticed that they offer a lot of Japanese-style dishes, attracting a wide range of customers from female groups to families and elderly individuals. While there is no view, they have terrace seating and kotatsu seating outside where you can enjoy your meal under the sky. I ordered something unique - the rare tuna katsu donburi (1100 yen) with pickles and miso soup. It also came with dashi that you can pour over the rice to make ochazuke. The crispy small pieces of tuna with a light coating were delicious, but I wished there was more sauce to go with the rice. However, when I turned it into ochazuke, the flavor was just right with the dashi. I enjoyed the second half of the meal very much. It would be nice if the sauce was served on the side so that you can enjoy both eating it as a donburi and turning it into ochazuke. Besides cafe menu, they also offer a variety of alcoholic beverages, making it convenient as it is directly connected to the station. The staff's service was polite and left a great impression.

I used it for lunch on a regular day. I was informed at the beginning that the seating is limited to 90 minutes, and I was promptly asked to leave after 90 minutes. When I left, the place was full, so I think it's a popular restaurant. I ordered the daily special set meal. The taste was just average. I don't think I'll go there again in search of delicious food. However, I might use it again when I want to have a leisurely chat, as you can make reservations online and the atmosphere is nice.

I had never had the chance to visit this restaurant before because it is always crowded. However, on this day it happened to be empty so I decided to have lunch there. The restaurant aims for a stylish atmosphere with a touch of Japanese taste, but it feels slightly unbalanced. The seat I was shown to had a soft cushion and was comfortable, but the height of the table didn't quite match, making me feel a bit off balance. The food also had a Japanese taste, with crispy fried chicken topped with a sauce flavored with sansho pepper. The grated yam and miso soup were good, but for the price (1150 yen) I felt that it would have been better if there was one more side dish included.

(Visited in early May 2021) I was grateful for the T-points I received from my previous Foodlog post. So, I made a reservation through Foodlog the day before and visited this place on a weekday afternoon off. I arrived at 13:30 and there were 3 groups of 4 people, all women, so the ratio of middle-aged men was 0%. Due to the state of emergency, alcohol was not served, so I tried to deceive myself with non-alcoholic drinks (laughs). I ordered Asahi Dry Zero @610 yen x 2, which was quite expensive. The dishes we ordered were the Tuna Rare Katsu Don with Chicken Dashi Chazuke for me at 1,100 yen, and the Weekly Set Meal with Chicken and Deep-fried Vegetables in Sauce for my wife at 1,150 yen. The dishes were served in about 8 minutes. The Tuna Don was moderate in size, which was good for me as I am on a 3kg diet. The tuna in the middle was pink in color. It came with miso soup, pickles, and dashi broth in a teapot. The set meal included rice, miso soup, 2 side dishes, and pickles. The tuna was very tender and fluffy in texture. The katsu had a crispy coating on the outside and was fluffy inside. The seasoning on the tuna was light, with no raw fishy taste. The sauce seemed to be a mixture of mirin, soy sauce, a little garlic, and ginger, slightly sweet and elegant. The visual presentation was attractive with chopped seaweed and sesame on top of the katsu. The taste was delightful, and it paired well with the rice. I left a quarter of the rice and 3 pieces of tuna katsu, and made chazuke by pouring the chicken dashi over it. The chicken dashi had a strong impact and was delicious even on its own. It was a shame that the wasabi dissolved quickly, but the saltiness and refreshing taste of the wasabi combined well to make a good chazuke soup. It was a delicious meal! My wife and I exchanged a piece of fried chicken for 2 pieces of tuna katsu. The fried chicken was juicy with a mild garlic flavor, very elegant in taste. It was also hard to resist. My wife, who was not a fan of chicken, was intrigued by the chicken dish. I was left with some leftover dashi broth, which I offered to her. In the end, we both had chazuke for dessert, a double chazuke finish (laughs).

The restaurant "Kawara Cafe" located on the gourmet street right outside Kinshicho station in Terumina has opened its third store after Shinjuku and Shibuya. I tried the weekly changing Kawara-style set meal with grated yam topping, which on this day was topped with black vinegar tartar sauce. The flavor was rich and the rice was very satisfying! The dessert that came with the set was also cute, served on a small piece of tile. Check out my blog for more details: https://zan3tho.com

Kinshicho Terumina. The interior has a cafe-like atmosphere with outdoor seating, and in winter they provide kotatsu tables. They also accept large party reservations, and for some reason, there is a disco ball inside which seems out of place. The 'Chicken thigh meat with aromatic fried chicken & special dashi grated yam set meal' for ¥980 was delicious. The juicy fried chicken paired well with the flavorful grated yam. It would have been nice to have the option for a little extra rice since there was leftover grated yam. The miso soup had a slightly old taste to it. Thank you for the meal.

The shop located above the station building was a bit hard to find. As a drinker, I opted for the all-you-can-drink premium course and ordered sparkling wine. However, the sparkling wine was sweet and had very weak carbonation... It was disappointing. The dishes were all seasoned in a unique way, not your typical flavors. It's a place where tastes can be divisive.

Nishi-Ogikubo → Kinshicho In Nishi-Ogikubo, first stop: Men-Son RAGE Second stop: Matsumoto Third stop: Kokeshi-ya Honten Then, move to Kinshicho and visit this shop: <Order> Cinderella 626 yen Orange juice + Pineapple juice + Lemon juice Cinderella had an interesting taste, like a mix of orange and lemon. It's a good place for PC work or meetings. Thank you for the meal.

[Reason for Visit] After Golden Week, work was slow and I didn't receive any work requests from the company today. I was looking for a place to have lunch, so I went to the restaurant floor of Teramachi to check out various shops. I was in the mood for a hamburger today, so I decided to visit this particular restaurant. [Visit Time] May 13th (Monday) around 11:00 AM [Number of Customers] 0 [Ordered Item] Kawara Teppan Hamburger Set Meal [Japanese-style Onion Sauce] [Reason for Ordering] I chose this restaurant because I was craving a hamburger. [Preparation Time] About 10 minutes [Contents of Set Meal] Teppan hamburger, rice, miso soup, pickles [Service] Free refills and extra-large portions for rice and miso soup [Impressions of the Food] The hamburger was served on a hot plate, so be careful as it was very hot. The texture of the ground meat was smooth and well-blended. The meat was a mix of pork and beef, but the flavor was a bit weak. The outside was crispy and fragrant, while the inside was juicy. The onion sauce was slightly salty with a hint of sweetness from the onions. The side dishes like broccoli, potatoes, and lotus root chips were decent, but the pickled carrots were a bit too sour. The rice was cooked well, and the miso soup had a subtle flavor. Overall, the meal was satisfying.