On Saturday at 1pm, there was someone working inside the shop, and it was almost full. The daily special at Oasis was 700 yen and took about 10 minutes to arrive. The miso soup came in a cup, so I thought it was just soup, but it turned out to be miso soup. The cup was easier to drink from. Maybe I should have gotten the large portion for the rice. The salad was crispy and good, the fried onions were crunchy, and the cold tofu was okay. The fried chicken was decently sized and tasted good. The rice with yukari seasoning was delicious. After finishing everything, I felt satisfied but not too full. It was just the right amount of food. I will come back again for the next monthly special at Oasis.

I visited a friend who was performing in "Yayoi no Kaze" and had a late lunch afterwards. The restaurant seemed to be related to welfare, and I got to try some homemade cookies. The sandwich I had was 600 yen including tax, and I was happy to find thickly cooked eggs in it! The ham and lettuce were a bit bland though. The meal also came with fried potatoes and a persimmon, which was a nice touch. They also offer daily specials, so if you're looking for a reasonably priced lunch, be sure to check it out!

I visited around 12 o'clock on Sunday. It was quite crowded but I managed to find a seat. I ordered the daily special set meal with fried fish and squid rings, dry curry, sweet red bean soup, chocolate cake, and ice cream. The cake and ice cream were finished by my child so I couldn't taste them, but everything else was very delicious! It's a very comfortable restaurant in many ways. It may not be trendy, but it's a good restaurant that maintains good quality. I will continue to visit regularly.

I visited the restaurant on Saturday before 1 pm. There were a few customers, so it was quite empty. There were plenty of seats available. The children ordered juice and the parents ordered coffee. The taste was average, nothing special. What I liked the most was the calm and mature atmosphere with mostly older customers. The reason for my visit was to have a quiet place for my child to study before going to cram school. We were able to study peacefully. I would like to use this place occasionally in the future.

We visited a small coffee shop after visiting the grave, had lunch in Fuchu, and then dispersed in Chuo. Before boarding the Senboku Expressway, we took a break. We purchased coffee for my pappy, tea for my mammy, and a Wiener coffee for myself. We also shared a piece of cake. We relaxed in a cozy cafe and were surprised to learn that it was a welfare cafe. The cake was delicious. I would like to come back with my darling in the future.