The cafe used to be very retro, but now it has become very modern. Orders are made by scanning a QR code with a smartphone. However, when I tried to order just the fried chicken from the set meal, I couldn't do it on my phone, so the staff took my order in the end. I still prefer that. I appreciate that the cafe has become much cleaner and more inviting than before. They also stay open all day without a lunch break, which is very convenient when you want to have a beer around 3pm. The menu is quite extensive and I find it convenient. The prices may be a bit high, but that's because I ordered extra drinks. The food is nothing special, but it makes for good beer snacks. The fried chicken was delicious. I will come back to have a drink or a light meal, even during busy hours, because it's easy to enter alone.

First of all, there was no "welcome" greeting. Anyway, I tried to stay positive and ordered the Tonkatsu I had high hopes for. The Tonkatsu, which stands at the top of all food items, was priced at 900 yen, while the TonTeki was 980 yen. Naturally, I had high expectations. But when it arrived, it was a thin slice of lean pork. I was hoping for something thicker with more fat. I ordered extra rice, so the portioning was a bit off. The pork was disappointing. The sauce was also a bit spicy. Can't they make it a bit milder and fluffier? It's a shame.

Daily set meal for 990 yen (oil-splashed chicken) with medium-sized multigrain rice. You can order by scanning the QR code on the menu from your phone. Water is self-service at the entrance. Payment is also done at the machine at the entrance by scanning the barcode on the receipt. Interaction with staff is limited to serving. It's convenient that you can also pay with a Merpay QR code. There is free wifi and charging ports available. It's modern. The multigrain rice looked like it had various grains in it. The oil-splashed chicken was delicious.

I posted that it's unthinkable for a lunch set restaurant not to come with soup or miso soup right after opening. Later, when I checked on Tabelog, it said that all items come with soup, so I visited for the first time in 3 months. I was happy to have the celery-scented minestrone soup. The tonkatsu had just the right amount of fat, and the salad and dressing were delicious. The tonkatsu sauce was a bit too acidic for my taste. The digital payment system was easy to understand. I will try a different lunch next time.

I thought the shop had closed, but it turned into a cafe. I ordered a dessert and drink set for snack time. It's a new shop, so they avoid contact and you order by reading the menu with a QR code. There are plenty of booths for work. It might be a good place to stop in between work.

I also like dressings. I wanted to eat hamburger, so I chose demiglace sauce. It had a rich and flavorful taste with overflowing meat juice, and I enjoyed it very much.

I had the tonkatsu set meal. I would have liked miso soup with it, but overall it was delicious.

After visiting a customer, I had some time before a dinner meeting, so I decided to try a random underground restaurant. The place was clean and they were taking proper infection prevention measures, but there were no other customers. The 932 yen set in the evening included beer, garlic edamame, and amazingly, three pieces of crispy fried chicken. The fried chicken was freshly made and really delicious. It felt like discovering a hidden gem.

I knew that the restaurant had opened, but it was my first time going in. They didn't have any special opening promotions and the menu was not displayed outside. I had planned to have soba for lunch at Mito today, but when I saw "Today's lunch: Pork Ginger" written on the entrance of 932, I decided to go in as I wanted to treat my colleague for their birthday. In addition to the daily lunch special, they also had options like hamburger set meal and tonkatsu set meal, around 10 choices in total. You could choose between white rice and five-grain rice, and for drinks, they had options like blended coffee, corn tea, and oolong tea. I chose white rice and blended coffee. The food arrived in about 5 minutes - Pork Ginger with salad, burdock root salad, and matcha castella. I looked for soup or miso soup, but it seemed like they didn't offer it at all. The rice and main dish were decent in taste. The coffee was a bit weak. I wish they didn't serve sugar with the coffee. Personally, I don't want to come back to a restaurant that doesn't serve soup or miso soup.

Ordering with a smartphone, self-service water, and self-checkout make it easy and convenient as there is minimal interaction with the staff. There are plenty of seats for solo diners and a wide variety of menu options so you won't get bored. I highly recommend the pork ginger dish.