I went to Denny's for the first time in a while on a whim. The store in Tsurugawa that I had been to a long time ago had been completely renovated and had a modern atmosphere. Unlike before when I knew it, there is now a drink bar installed. Also, the fact that Seven Cafe from the same group as Seven Eleven is installed is familiar. It somehow brings a sense of closeness. One of the menu items I ordered was the Miso-simmered mackerel and pork cutlet set meal. Recently, fish dishes have disappeared from family restaurants. Denny's, which still has simmered fish, may be valuable. It seems that they use boneless mackerel. Therefore, it was easy to eat, especially for children. The pork cutlet was okay, more like an addition than a main dish. The mackerel was pretty good. It had a goodness that you wouldn't expect from a family restaurant. It comes with a tofu salad, so it's healthy. The vinegar miso dressing was a great match. I also ordered fried food separately. It's shrimp fry. The shrimp fry was average. What surprised me was the fried chicken. I wasn't expecting much, but it turned out well. I think it's definitely tastier than other family restaurants. I think it's number one among family restaurants. The interior of the store had a bright and open atmosphere. It was a rainy day with cloudy skies, but there was a brightness that didn't make you feel that. I want to come back again.

There are fewer stores open 24 hours these days, so I really appreciate that this place is still operating around the clock! I use it quite frequently, during the day, at night, and even in the early morning. The drink bar has a wide variety of drinks, and the coffee is really delicious. I often end up staying longer than planned because of the great selection. Currently, they are operating on a 90-minute limit to help with congestion, which I think is a fantastic initiative by the company!

Located along the Tsurugawa Street, there is a Denny's. The parking lot is fairly spacious, but the interior of the restaurant is a bit narrow. I stopped by during lunchtime and decided to give it a try. The sofa seats were all taken, but the table seats in the middle surrounded by sofas were available, so I was able to enter easily. I ordered the shrimp gratin, which was a bit salty but delicious. Another good point was that when you order a kids' meal, you receive a toy as well.

Today, I went to Machida to watch a college baseball game! Since the game ended early, I had breakfast here. I realized that I had been here 35 years ago, which means this place has been in business for a long time. It's amazing how things change so quickly in the world, so I was a bit moved by that. The restaurant itself looks a bit worn out, but the breakfast was quite cheap and satisfying! Although, Gusto is a better deal haha.

No matter which Denny's location you visit, the service is always great! The level of employee training and customer service is different. Earlier, I had a meal at a certain sushi chain restaurant and the service was so bad that I stopped eating halfway through. So, I decided to start fresh at Denny's! I ordered the Four-Element Pork Hamburg Steak with Miso Sauce and Rice Set, and the Four-Element Pork and Avocado Capellini, along with Onion Gratin Soup. Since we were all about 60% full, we shared the meal among the three of us. The meal experience really depends on the atmosphere of the restaurant and the staff's service. Thorough employee training is very important. The difference is clear, especially after going to such a terrible restaurant. Well done. Thank you for the meal.

I was invited to a meeting at school, and it was decided that we would have it at Denny's - a lunch meeting, you could say. Usually, we bring our own lunch and have meetings at school, so it was a nice change to have a review of a family restaurant. I used to go to family restaurants like Coco's, Jonathan's, and Saizeriya more often in the past, but I still find myself using them occasionally. This was my first time at this Denny's location, which was a standalone building in the suburbs. When we arrived for lunch, the parking lot was almost full, showing that the restaurant was quite popular even on a weekday. We all decided on the menu, with one person mentioning that they saw a feature on a morning TV show about Denny's popular autumn menu item - the "Fragrant Truffle and Onsen Egg Stew Hamburg" priced at 880 yen. Everyone agreed on that choice. As for side dishes, I was thinking of ordering bread, but was surprised when I saw the calorie count. A parfait and a piece of bread had almost the same amount of calories. Shocking! I decided to skip the bread and ordered a marinated salad instead. The hamburger was served piping hot, with the onsen egg adding richness to the sauce. I didn't really notice the truffle aroma as much as I expected, but I trusted that it was there and enjoyed it nonetheless. The taste was not cheap at all, and it was quite delicious. It warmed me up nicely. Unlike self-serve drink bars, at Denny's, the staff serves all the drinks. As long as you pay for free refills, you can enjoy unlimited drinks while seated. Thanks to this, we were able to have our meeting without interruptions. We entered during the day and before we knew it, the outside was tinged with a crimson hue. Family restaurants are truly a blessing (laughs).

This Denny's is located very conveniently near the Kanai entrance of Tsurugawa Kaido, so I have been here many times by car. During lunch and dinner times, the parking lot is always full of cars, but there are many similar family restaurants in the area. The good thing about Denny's is that you can use mobile coupons, and sometimes there are drink service tickets at Seven-Eleven. Although Denny's drinks are not self-serve, you can pay an additional fee to make it all-you-can-drink (of course, the menu is limited), and the staff will bring it to you each time, so you don't have to go get it yourself. Also, for hot coffee, you can have unlimited refills without an additional fee. It's perfect for hanging out with girlfriends at a family restaurant. Recommended menu items are "Cod Mayo Potato Fries" for 380 yen. This is good to have as a small appetizer. It has a good portion so it can be shared between 2-3 people. I especially love the "Cod Mayo" dip, I want to try to recreate it at home. Next is the "Creamy Pearl Milk Tea" for 280 yen. I often order this when I only want a drink. I have had it so many times, I can't even count. It's a sweet milk tea with lots of black tapioca pearls, and for 280 yen, it's a steal! If you buy a similar drink at a convenience store, it would cost the same. Similar fancy drinks at Starbucks or Doutor would cost around 400 yen, so I think it's really worth it. I think it used to be more expensive in the past. They seem to have lowered the price. Lastly, the "Mini Rice with Dan Dan Noodles" for 830 yen. This was highly praised by a certain TV program's gourmet academy. It is indeed of high quality for a family restaurant. However, I wish the Dan Dan noodles without the mini rice were a bit cheaper. These were the recommended items.