You can make reservations online and there is an elevator, so it's very convenient. I wanted to try the plum blossom menu at Sushi Han but ended up choosing the most popular Otafuku Bento Plus. The chewy dessert was really delicious!

Sushi Han is located about a 5-minute walk from Bentencho Station. This time, I chose the Businessman Support Lunch, which was a great deal with a mix of fried foods. The set included shrimp fry, seafood spring rolls, and fried chicken. They also offer free extra rice! For an additional 350 yen, I added a mini dessert and a drink to my lunch. I ordered warabi mochi and hot coffee. The chewy texture of the warabi mochi was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

Here, Sushi Han-San!! A family restaurant that focuses on everyone's favorite Japanese sushi! From small groups to large parties! Part of the Washoku Sato group! The image is not bad! The sushi toppings are also GOOD & GOOD & GOOD!

I had lunch for the first time in a while because I was accompanied by the head office staff. I was looking for a suitable place near the client's location and came across this place, so I decided to visit here. I ordered a tempura rice bowl and soba set. I think the cost performance was good. Thank you for the meal.

I used it for dinner. I had the sea bream rice set meal and children's udon. The sea bream rice set meal costs a little over ¥1800. It's a bit expensive, but I wasn't completely satisfied with it ^^; The green onions that came with it seemed like dried green onions, and I hesitated to put them on the rice. When I made it into ochazuke, the sea bream tasted delicious, so I recommend eating it all as ochazuke.

Today, I was in Bentencho for work, so it was time for lunch and I went to Sato-san nearby. Sato-san is a place where no matter which branch you go to, the menu is pretty much the same, so sometimes I don't even realize which branch I've come to. Anyway, I ordered the curry udon and rice again. I always order the same thing every time. Lately, I haven't ordered anything other than curry udon. But every time I eat it, it's delicious and suits my taste very well. Thank you for the meal. I'll go to a different chain restaurant next time to eat curry udon. ^-^

I went to have lunch around 3:00 PM on Sunday. I happened to find this place while driving and decided to give it a try. It seemed to be part of the Washoku Sato group, so I thought I could enjoy some authentic Japanese food here. I entered the restaurant at around 2:59 PM, just in time for the lunch menu. My husband ordered the tonkatsu set meal, and I had sushi and soba. The sushi was ordinary but delicious. The soba was also simple but tasty. I tried a piece of the tonkatsu from my husband, and it was crispy and delightful. Tonkatsu always makes me happy whenever I eat it. You can enjoy the same authentic Japanese food experience at Washoku Sato.

I went around 8 o'clock and it was very crowded. I had to wait for about 30 minutes after writing my name to get a table. The customers were mostly families and elderly couples, with a few groups having a party. I ordered the premium course where you can enjoy shabu-shabu and other dishes. We were required to order one foie gras dish per person at the beginning. We also ordered one dessert per person at the end and left very satisfied. The service from the staff was neither particularly good nor bad.

After shopping at Ikeya in Taisho, I had a late lunch at this restaurant with a parking lot. It's a spacious family restaurant. I was seated at a window table for four. Since I wasn't driving, I had a glass of fresh grapefruit sour. I ordered the colorful set meal. It came with assorted tempura, a bento box with seven items, mini chirashi sushi, miso soup, chawanmushi, and dessert. The tempura was hot and included shrimp, white fish, and lotus root with tempura sauce. It was delicious. The bento box had a beautiful arrangement, but the salmon and tuna sashimi were covered in dressing, as well as the salad with prosciutto. The tomato had Caesar dressing, so out of the seven items, four had dressing on them. Is this normal? Thank you for the meal.

When I went on a business trip to Osaka, I had a meeting with the other party in the afternoon, so I had lunch at this restaurant. It was the first time I had seen the name of the restaurant, but it seems that there are several branches in Osaka. I looked it up and found out that it is part of the "Washoku no Sato" chain, which is like a family restaurant for Japanese food. The menu had a variety of dishes, with a real Japanese feel to it. I ordered the daily special lunch, which was just a normal lunch as shown in the picture. However, the service was quick and the table was spacious, making it a comfortable place to review documents before the meeting. Thank you for the meal!

A slightly upscale family restaurant! I visited with my mom for the first time in a while! Lately, we've been eating out locally. The Ichinoka store is less than a 10-minute drive from home, so we come here occasionally. We always avoid peak times for meals on weekends because it tends to get crowded. This time, we ordered the sukiyaki set meal. We even had dessert and left satisfied. We can't come here often, but we'll visit occasionally (*^_^*) There are many elderly customers, including my mother! It's nice to have Japanese food available!

I don't clearly understand the difference between "Sato" and "Sushi Han". I think they are in the same group. I often visit the "Sato" restaurant in Aigata, Awaji Island, so when comparing, "Sato" seems to be more suitable for family dining, while "Sushi Han" is a slightly more upscale type of restaurant. My husband and I went there on the evening of June 1st (Friday) because we received a 10% discount email coupon for the Sato Group. I ordered the "Katsudon set" and my wife ordered the shabu-shabu set. It's nice that meals with good volume are available for around 1,000 to 1,500 yen. However, when it comes to alcohol, they don't have cheap shochu like they do at "Sato" (1 glass for 105 yen), and overall the prices are on the higher side. Are they targeting business entertainment dinners? We also ordered kimchi and salad as a side dish, as well as beer and wine separately from the meal. However, the kimchi arrived but the drinks took a while. We couldn't toast for a while. After waiting a bit, we finally had to call a staff member to remind them, and finally we were able to toast. The meal was satisfying with good volume, and we refrained from ordering too many drinks, so we were full for around 2,400 yen per person. However, I wish they would be more considerate about the timing of serving alcoholic drinks. The atmosphere and meal volume were satisfying, so we look forward to visiting again next time.

I arrived at the restaurant on Saturday around 8 PM. I had to wait for about 15 minutes before being seated in the smoking section, even though it was empty. There were small children around 3 years old running around and being noisy. The food took a while to come. The Isaki sashimi was small but delicious. The Negitoro roll was thin. The tofu salad came with the dressing in a separate container, which was good, but the dishes were served without explanation by a clumsy part-time staff member. The chicken wings had no flavor.