It was a very nice restaurant. The hamburger was soft and the gentle teriyaki sauce paired well with the rice. The miso soup and side dishes were also delicious. The interior of the restaurant is very cute and has a relaxed atmosphere. Just be aware that the entrance is a bit hard to find, so look carefully!笑

Chicken Tatsuta-age with Aromatic Sauce Set +200 yen. The apple juice was crispy with a strong ginger flavor and very delicious! I asked for less ice, but it seemed like there were about 6 big ice cubes in it! The sound of frying coming from the small restaurant made me happy. The place is small, with steep wooden stairs and the smell of old wood, reminding me of my grandma's house. It's cozy with soft jazz music playing in the background, but it might not be ideal for lingering.

After having lunch with a friend, we decided to have tea and found this cafe through a search. I didn't even realize there was a cafe in this building - the stairs were narrow and steep leading up to the second floor, where we opened the door to a lovely space that was unexpected from the outside. The ceiling was low and the cafe was very small, but it had a cozy and soothing atmosphere. I ordered the sweet potato tart with vanilla ice cream for 480 yen and a coffee ☕️. It was delicious. They also serve lunch, and the daily specials and curry looked tempting too. It was a nice place to hang out with friends, but I think I might come back alone to relax and read a book (lol).

This is a coffee shop and restaurant located just south of Hanshin Fukushima Station. You enter from a private entrance at the back of the building and go up to the 2nd floor. The set meals include a daily special, hamburger set, homemade curry, and traditional Japanese set with rolled omelette and meat and potato stew, all priced at 850 yen. I tried the hamburger set, which can be upgraded to 1.5 times the size for an extra 200 yen, or double the size for an extra 380 yen. Toppings such as fried egg are 70 yen, cheese is 100 yen, or both for 160 yen. Drinks and mini desserts are also available for an additional 250 yen each. It's a cozy little place that makes you feel warm inside.

I came to this restaurant for the third time, and this time I tried the grilled chicken dish. I like that they serve lunch until late, and the atmosphere of the restaurant is cozy. It gives me a sense of comfort and motivation to tackle the rest of the afternoon. I will definitely come back for a late lunch again.

I don't remember exactly when I went, but I searched online for a new cafe when I was working in the Fukushima area. It's a hidden gem of a cafe that is close to the station but easy to miss if you're not paying attention. You have to climb some stairs to get there, and when I went, a woman was running the place by herself. I had the daily special, which was ginger pork. It's a great place to relax, read a book, and enjoy a quiet time. The food is also really delicious!

The tomato curry was delicious! I'm not a fan of pickles, but the texture was good and I finished it all! The restaurant was a bit lacking in cleanliness and uniformity in my opinion. It had a fairytale theme, yet there were bottles of alcohol on display, which was a bit disappointing.

The flavors are stronger than other places reviewed. It's a cozy hideaway where you can relax. If the portions were a bit bigger, the cost performance would be even better.

The entrance of the shop may seem a bit intimidating, but once you step inside, you'll find a spacious and relaxing environment. The sweets were delicious.

Visit date and time 2023/06/07 16:20 I wanted to quietly read and enjoy some delicious food, so I decided to visit the familiar "Coffee and Set Meal MoRiSaN" where I used to be a regular customer a few years ago. Due to changes in my work environment, I had not visited in a while. However, when I checked social media, I saw that they were open today, so I went after work with some young people. I ordered the "Hamburger Set Meal" with a double hamburger. It was still delicious with a Japanese twist. I had two extra servings of rice and one small serving. I felt nostalgic and was able to relax thoroughly. Visit date and time 2018/12/27 17:00 I wanted to quietly read and enjoy some delicious food, which is why I always come here. This time, I decided to visit again at the end of the year. I ordered the "Sweet Potato Tart with Naruto Kintoki" which was sold out during my last visit in the same month. Normally, I would have ordered the hamburger, but I decided to try something different this time. The sweet potato maintained its original texture while increasing the sweetness, and it paired perfectly with the ice cream. I was able to focus on my shogi game as usual and enjoyed my time alone. Visit date and time 2018/08/16 15:35 I wanted to quietly read and enjoy some delicious food, my usual reason for coming here. However, this time, I decided to use it as a cafe, which was rare for me. I ordered the "Thick and Creamy Apple Mango Juice" with a small snack. It was indeed thick as the menu name suggests, made only from fruits. It was rich but not overwhelming, rather refreshing. Chunks of frozen mango floated in the drink. It was perfect for the summer with the door closed to keep the place cool. Despite the secluded feel, there were five other customers. I spent about an hour playing shogi while enjoying the cool atmosphere. Visit date and time 2017/11/27 14:00 I wanted to quietly read and enjoy some delicious food, my usual reason for coming here. I arrived with more time than usual this time. I started with the "Hamburger Set Meal." I had tried many hamburger restaurants this summer, but this one is by far the best in a Japanese style. It's hard to compare with Western-style ones. I also ordered the "Caramel Banana Cheesecake" and "Iced Blended Coffee." I wanted to focus on my shogi game this day, so I also used the place as a cafe. The moist and rich cheesecake with vanilla ice cream was a delightful combination. Visit date and time 2017/04/10 14:05 I wanted to quietly read and enjoy some delicious food, my usual reason for coming here. However, this day, I visited with the intention of treating a young person to a hamburger. I had already eaten at another restaurant, so I ordered the "Sakura Rare Cheesecake" as a light option. It was wobbly and trembled with the plate. It was served with vanilla ice cream. It was a gentle and tasty dish typical of "MoRiSaN." The next day, I visited with another young person, and the hamburger was as delicious as ever. I think it would be great for more people to experience this hidden gem. Visit date and time 2016/12/29 17:40 I wanted to quietly read and enjoy some delicious food, and this was my last dining out experience of 2016. Since my first visit in the summer, I had been here about 10 times. I had been bringing young shogi players more often, moving away from my initial purpose of reading. This time, I revisited the place alone after a long time. I decided to go back to basics and ordered the "Hamburger Set Meal" with a double hamburger. I had extra servings of rice. It has a gentle flavor that even a slim and elderly person like me can enjoy without feeling heavy. Visit date and time 2016/09/06 14:40 I wanted to quietly read and enjoy some delicious food, and this time, I wanted to try the signature menu that I had not chosen on my first visit. The atmosphere inside was as calm as ever. I ordered the "Dashimaki and Nikujaga Japanese Set Meal" with a double dashimaki. The dashimaki was juicy with a sweetness that complemented the white rice. It was irresistible for those with a sweet tooth. The place continues to function as a hidden gem, away from the hustle and bustle of the office district and the national highway.

I visited a cafe located on the second floor of an old building on a quiet street slightly off the main road, away from the hustle and bustle of the 2nd line. Despite its hidden location, the cafe was almost full when I entered. Luckily, I managed to find a seat as someone was leaving, but two women who arrived after me had to give up and leave due to the lack of available seats. The cafe operates continuously, serving lunch and afternoon tea, which may explain the crowded atmosphere. I missed having lunch at a restaurant in Fukushima during their lunch hours, so I decided to try this cafe that I had heard about from a friend who used to run a business in the same building. The cafe was not very spacious, with only a few counter seats and a couple of small tables. The decor was feminine and natural, with various decorations and wooden tables creating a gentle and inviting atmosphere. I ordered the daily special, Loco Moco Donburi, which was served with a side salad, miso soup, and pickles. I also added a hot blended coffee for an additional 250 yen. The Loco Moco sauce was not too overpowering, and the miso soup had a homely and comforting taste. The meal reminded me of a bowl my friend used to make when she had her business in this building. Overall, it was a delightful dining experience.

This is a hidden cafe near Shin-Fukushima Station. There is no prominent sign, just a narrow staircase leading up to the second floor where the entrance to the cafe is located. The interior is decorated with brown wood and white walls, creating a nice atmosphere. All the previous customers were women, and although I was alone, I was seated at a 4-person table as that was the only available option. The staff, two lovely women, manage the place with a relaxed demeanor, creating a soothing atmosphere in the cafe. The lunch menu includes: - Hamburg steak set - Japanese-style set with rolled omelette and meat and potato stew - Chef's special set of the day - Curry of the day All priced at 850 yen. I came for the Hamburg steak, so I ordered that without hesitation. They even asked me about the amount of rice I wanted, and I opted for a slightly larger portion. The Hamburg steak lunch arrived, and the shiny rice caught my eye. The steak had a nice sear on the outside and a juicy texture inside. The sauce was light but flavorful, making the dish delicious. The miso soup had a gentle flavor with a rich dashi base. The salad and fried tofu were also tasty. I had a relaxing and enjoyable time at this hidden cafe. Exploring new cafes has been interesting lately, as there are many good ones out there. It was a delightful meal!

I found a burger restaurant that I wanted to try. It's located on the second floor of a ramen shop. The atmosphere is relaxing and customers come in steadily. The owner manages the place alone, so it's better to have some extra time. They mentioned that they can serve curry quickly. The burger has a soft and gentle taste. I personally prefer a slightly lighter flavor. Next time, I want to try their coffee and sweets. Thank you for the meal!

Lunch is all 850 yen, with a drink for 250 yen. The portion may look small, but it was filling. Today I had the hamburger set. The salad that comes out first is made of crispy lettuce and a few different kinds of vegetables, dressed lightly. The hamburger is fluffy in texture but has a strong meaty flavor when you chew it. The sauce is Japanese-style, with a rich taste that is not too strong, making it easy to eat. The moist and chewy koya tofu has a smooth texture and a savory broth that oozes out. The miso soup is packed with tofu, green onions, thin fried tofu, and onions, all harmonizing well together. Overall, the taste is slightly sweet, which is favored by people from Kansai. The aroma and richness of the broth are noticeable. The owner is also a gentle lady, and her personality seems to influence the taste. The coffee is smooth, with little bitterness, and goes down easily. It's quite generous, which is appreciated by coffee lovers. The interior of the restaurant is soft with white walls and wooden furniture, adorned with cute trinkets that create a warm atmosphere. The soft music playing in the background is soothing, making you want to stay longer. I spent a leisurely hour here around 2 pm, and almost all seats were taken. It's nice that they serve hot water instead of cold water in the winter. Their attention to detail is evident in many aspects, making the experience very satisfying. As a smoker, I didn't feel the urge to smoke here. They even have electronic cigarettes available.

The entrance was a bit hard to find, but the cozy attic-like space was pleasant. I tried the daily grilled miso chicken set meal, which was carefully seasoned and delicious. It has a comforting taste, probably made with high-quality ingredients. I feel like I could come back here many times. I'll try the dessert next time and definitely return. Thank you for the meal.

I liked the cafe on the third floor of this building. I thought the cafe had moved or changed its name. It turns out it's on the second floor. The layout is cozy like the previous cafe. This time I went with a friend, but it's also nice for a solo lunch or cafe visit. I had the daily special, chicken cutlet, for lunch. I was also interested in the curry and hamburger that weren't part of the daily specials. After lunch, we had tea, and it was nice that the tea was reasonably priced as part of the set. I want to come back again. It's great that they serve lunch until late, so you can go without rushing when you have a late lunch due to work. I will visit again.

On the last day of work, I chose "Mori-san" for my final lunch of the year. When I arrived, I noticed a closed sign, but the lights were on upstairs. I decided to go in and found out that they were open after all! The owner seemed very relaxed. I ordered the Japanese set meal while my companion chose the chef's special set meal. We sat by the window and although the food took a bit of time to come out, the atmosphere was quiet and very relaxing. I was told that I could have seconds of rice, but I was already full from dishes like meat and potatoes and simmered pumpkin. It was delicious and I will definitely come back again.

It's a hidden gem! I've been traveling around Fukushima for a long time, but I had no idea there was a restaurant like this. It's so hidden that all they have at the entrance is a poster for a beauty salon. The salon is on the third floor, and only two customers can be accommodated at a time. The interior is small and cozy. It's only been open for about six months. The kind lady running the place by herself is very modest. I ordered the dashimaki tamago and nikujaga set meal for 850 yen. The dashimaki tamago was being cooked after I placed my order. It was a leisurely atmosphere, and even though there were no other customers, I didn't mind waiting. The homemade taste of the dashimaki tamago and nikujaga was delightful. The miso soup, made with white cabbage, was especially delicious. My younger colleague, who was with me, was on the verge of tears because he was so moved by the meal. He said, "This is the kind of food I've been craving." And most of all, the miso soup was so tasty. I will definitely come back again!