This is Dining riff in Chuocho, Muroran. It's a bit of a stylish place, not the typical old-fashioned izakaya or yakitori joint you might expect in Muroran. The location is easy to find, just off the main street, one street down from the revolving sushi restaurant. The restaurant has a high percentage of female customers, with seating for 6 at the counter, a table for 4, and a sofa for 4. They offer a 2-hour all-you-can-drink option for 1680 yen, but it only includes one beer. I opted for a single beer instead, which was served in a tumbler and was quite tasty. The food here leans towards Western cuisine. I tried the Yuzu Pepper Ring Issa, Chicken Ginger Dressing Salad, Mushroom Segovia Style, Cheese Sticks, Lamb Tataki, and Garlic Cheese France (to go). The vegetables here are delicious, and they use fresh local produce daily. If you've had your fill of yakitori and curry ramen in Muroran, this place offers a different vibe and tasty dishes. The atmosphere is cute and appealing, making it a great choice for women. They also have a variety of fresh fruit juices and soft drinks for non-alcoholic drinkers. Overall, a delightful dining experience.

The lamb chops, roast pork, and shrimp cocktail were delicious. I will definitely go back to eat there again.

The atmosphere is nice, and both the drinks and food are delicious. The craft beer tasting set was great!

This is a new restaurant that opened in January this year. The interior is stylish and has a calm atmosphere. I chose the 2-hour all-you-can-drink option for 1,680 yen + tax. The dishes I had were "Lamb Steak," "Onion Salad," "Garlic Mussels," "Camembert Fry," and "Fried Burdock & Onion." The total bill came to 7,040 yen, and I definitely want to come back again.

I decided to try something new in Chuocho after a long time. I found a stylish looking restaurant with a lunch menu and decided to go in. The place seemed popular with women and had a variety of drinks at the counter. It took about 30 minutes for the food to come out, but when it did, it looked delicious. The daily plate had a salad, tomato marinade, soup, blueberry yogurt, beef stew, and homemade pastry-like bread. The beef was tender but a bit hard to eat with just a spoon. The portion was quite generous, but someone who eats a lot might prefer rice over bread. A cup of self-serve coffee was included as well. I would definitely go back if they have something I want to try on their daily menu.

Today's pasta was amazing with mozzarella cheese and plums. The pasta was al dente and thick, so it coated well. Boiled peanuts were just right in saltiness and went well with beer or wine. The fruit vinegar was cute and perfect for girls, I could drink it all day. The atmosphere of the restaurant is stylish and clean. The owner is kind and beautiful. It seems like a place you can go alone. It's better to go with friends who you get along with and have plenty of time. I hope it doesn't become too popular.