This lunch, which I haven't had in about 2 months, was a tough decision between curry rice and hot sandwich. I ended up choosing the hot sandwich, but then had to decide between three menu options: Steamed chicken pizza style for 600 yen, spinach and tuna mayo for 630 yen, or ham and cheese for 600 yen. They all looked tempting, but I went with the spinach option. I got it as a set with iced tea for a total of 880 yen. It was delicious. The hot-pressed sandwich had a chewy and pleasant texture, and it was fragrant. The tuna mayo filling was the best choice for a sandwich. It had just the right amount of mayo, and there was also boiled egg in it. After savoring the flavors, it felt like a waste to swallow it. Finally, I washed it down with the iced tea. Ah, it was delicious! Today, all the guests except for me were women. I'm used to this kind of situation though (*'▽'). I paid quickly with PayPay. Thank you for the meal.

The name of the restaurant was so unique that I asked the owner about its origins. The answer can be found in the image, so please take a look if you're curious. I had passed by this restaurant many times before, but had never been upstairs. After reading a review by Mairebi-san, I decided to go for lunch. The restaurant had small round tables by the window, offering a refreshing view while dining. There were also two high tables in the center, creating a cozy and welcoming atmosphere. The owner's friendly and attentive personality was reflected in the place. The lunch menu had four main options: Curry Rice, Hot Sandwiches, Pasta, and Pho, along with side dishes like Shiso Rice. I finally chose the Carbonara with Thai tea for an additional cost. The Carbonara looked delicious under the sunlight by the window, with flat fettuccine noodles that coated the sauce perfectly. The rich sauce, a touch of black pepper, and a hint of pancetta made it a classic and satisfying dish. I couldn't stop eating! After having breakfast that day, I was already full. The Thai tea had a mild and easy-to-drink flavor, like roasted green tea. I'll try the hot sandwiches next time, and they also offer desserts like Tiramisu and Basque Cheesecake. The restaurant only opens for dinner with reservations, serving rare foreign beers. I paid quickly with PayPay. Thank you for the meal.

Cafe located in the middle of Awajimachi, Kitahama, and Sakaisuji-Honmachi. The cafe is not very popular in the rainy office district before evening. The atmosphere is calm with jazz playing in the background. I sat by the window and received a friendly explanation of the cafe menu from the kind master before placing my order. - Cafe au lait: A mild cafe au lait with a hint of coffee bitterness. It was perfect with sweets. - Tiramisu: It is homemade and has a smooth cream with a light sweetness that is gentle and delicious. It may get crowded during lunchtime, but I had a peaceful time in this serene space. Thank you.

I explored the area around the company for new discoveries. The shop I was aiming for was too crowded to enter, so I decided to try this place with a signboard. I was torn between pho and curry, but I chose pho. I got a small spring roll and rice with yukari for 820 yen. The service was polite, but the pho was overcooked and broke apart easily, the soup was lukewarm, and the spring roll was mushy from being microwaved. There wasn't anything particularly good about the meal. The only redeeming quality was the polite service from the dandy-like manager and what seemed to be his daughter. I left the restaurant thinking it might be better to focus on their coffee.

I came here because the shop I wanted to go to was closed. The shop is located on the second floor. When you go up the stairs, you will see a bright restaurant with tables by the window where you can enjoy your meal while looking outside. For lunch, they offer curry, hot sandwiches, pho, and more. I ordered the curry with toppings of cheese hamburger, garlic sausage, and mixed vegetables. I chose the mixed vegetables topping. I was recommended to try the hand-drip coffee so I ordered that as well. The total cost was 1000 yen. The curry was mild and it was beef curry. The mixed vegetables were a bit soft and had a frozen texture, so I think it would have been better if they were cooked a bit more. The curry portion was small since it's a cafe curry. The drip coffee had a nice, easy-to-drink flavor and was delicious.

The curry was delicious. It had plenty of vegetables and was spicy. I also had some tea, which cost 1200 yen. I wish it came with a side salad. Overall, it was a satisfying meal.