I went to have lunch with my sister. The menu was so extensive and I wanted to try everything. After much deliberation, I chose lunch set B. It was filling, reasonably priced, and the taste was amazing. My sister and I both loved it. The restaurant was run by a friendly couple, which made us feel warm and cozy. ☺️

Having lunch in the forest. It's on the second floor of a building, and the entrance is at the top of the stairs. It looks like they renovated the living room. The building has a lot of history, with a strong scent of Showa era wooden architecture. It seems like students from the nearby school often come here. The menu includes teppanyaki spaghetti and hamburg steak, giving off a strong Showa vibe. I ordered the old-fashioned chicken and ketchup rice omelette. It brought back nostalgic memories. Thank you for the meal.

When I climbed up the stairs, I could hear the famous phrase "Chalalalala~" from the Olive's necklace. It was 12:30 on a weekday and there were no customers. I was intrigued by the various types of omurice, but I ordered the B lunch set (800 yen) from Jyurin Lunch. It came with rice, hamburger steak, frankfurter, chicken nanban, and salad all on one plate. It also included soup and coffee (hot or iced, I chose iced coffee that day) for 800 yen, which was a great deal. Everything was delicious, and the restaurant had an old-fashioned Western-style atmosphere. The interior was old but well-maintained, giving off a sense of cleanliness. I look forward to trying the omurice next time.

Since my teenage years, I've been to the restaurant "Jurin" about 5 times. The food is consistently delicious and there are so many dishes I want to try that I had trouble deciding. Sunday is for cleaning up and shopping at my parents' house. Let's do our best! #Restaurant #Old-fashioned #Hakodate #Hakodate gourmet #Gourmet #Love eating #Eating is happiness #Eating collection #Record #Conquering Hakodate #Enjoying life #Enjoying living #Living #Lunch #Lunch #Teppanyaki #Pasta #Girls love pasta.

This is a shop located on the left side towards the fishing fire direction from Suzukake Street. The first floor is a parking lot, and the shop is on the second floor accessed by stairs. It is a shop with only table seats, playing pop music. They are currently holding an Omelette Rice Fair, but the menu is not visible. I saw the "Whimsical Omelette Rice" (800 yen) so I ordered that. It is a fluffy egg version that is now served everywhere. The ingredients include onions, green peppers, shrimp, fish sausage, and more, all generously included. With salad and soup included, 800 yen is a good deal. The abundance of ingredients is a recommended point.

I visited based on the 700 yen menu feature at the Blue Post. The restaurant has a classic Western-style atmosphere. The dishes tasted homemade and delicious.

This is a visit prompted by a blog article. The menu is extensive, with so many options! And they're all my favorite dishes! I'm torn between getting the omurice or the hamburger... After much deliberation, I decided to go with the "Pork Cutlet & Spaghetti" for 800 yen. It arrived sizzling on a hot plate, reminding me of Kushiro's Spakatsu. It only took about 10 minutes for it to be served! Now, let's dig in! The sauce is a tomato-based sauce with lots of ingredients. I would have been happier if it was meat sauce, though. Speaking of Kushiro's Spakatsu, they use meat sauce there. Officially, it's written as "Spakatsu (Meat Cutlet)" at Izumiya. Moving on... The cutlet is lean, with almost no fat, making it quite light and easy to eat. The spaghetti is lightly seasoned, with a hint of salt, and quite plain. It's like a Neapolitan without ketchup. I enjoyed it hot and sizzling on the hot plate until the very end! It was delicious! Until next time, I might go for the omurice. I'll be back again soon!

I had always been curious about this restaurant every time I passed by. I went there after 11 am. The restaurant is located on the second floor, with the first floor being used as a parking lot. We climbed the stairs, opened the door, and found ourselves as the first customers as there was no one else there. We sat at a table and looked at the menu, which had quite a variety of options considering the fact that the place is run by a couple. From the many choices, we ordered the "Happy Set" which includes omurice and hamburger, along with an iced coffee. After a short wait, our order arrived! The omurice had the ketchup rice that I like, and the hamburger, while tasty, may not be to everyone's liking. In fact, my companion didn't seem to enjoy it. This place has a variety of omurice options, so I would like to try some of the other ones in the future! Thank you for the meal.

The inside of the shop has a slightly retro feel, with a husband in the kitchen and a wife serving in the dining area. Nowadays, there are many fancy omurice options available, but the classic omurice here has that nostalgic, homey feel. It's just ketchup rice wrapped in an egg with ketchup sauce on top, but the simplicity of it is really something special. It was exactly what I was craving. This place is like an old-fashioned Western-style restaurant. There is one private room separated by a door in the shop, so it could be used for mom gatherings or meetings.

This is a small Western-style restaurant near Chiyoda Park. The first floor is a parking lot and the second floor is the restaurant. The interior has about 3 counter seats and 4 table seats. It seems to be run by a couple. The menu includes classic Western dishes such as hamburgers, curry, and gratin. This time, I ordered the whimsical omurice (780 yen) and chicken with white sauce (820 yen). The omurice was a picture-perfect dish with fluffy eggs on top of the traditional ketchup rice. The chicken was cooked perfectly and very juicy, complemented well by the white sauce. For this price, the taste was satisfying. You can enjoy more authentic Western cuisine for the same price compared to typical family restaurants in the area.

Near a high school in the central area, there is an old Western-style restaurant that has been around for a long time. They were offering takeout, so I bought a variety of items. The whimsical omurice had a large sausage inside, adding to its unpredictable charm. The hamburger was meaty and quite delicious. Just be careful as the stairs are quite steep.