Today was our third banquet here, I think. It was a welcome party with a total of 9 people. The course included 2 hours of all-you-can-drink for 3,500 yen. The menu consisted of Herb Chicken Salad, Shumai, Chinese Sticky Rice, Cod in a Sweet and Sour Sauce, Spring Rolls, Potato Fries, Rolled Omelette, Cheese Pasta, Coffee-flavored Cake. The organizer said there were 7 items, but I counted 9... I'm not sure how they counted, but regardless, everything was delicious! The Chinese Sticky Rice was amazing! The cod pasta was made with flat fresh pasta. The salad had a topping similar to pizza potato snacks, which was a great combination. The portions of the Sweet and Sour Cod and the salad were so generous that we couldn't finish them all! We got some leftovers packed to take home and felt relieved to have clean plates. The only downside here is that our stomachs get too full and we can't drink much alcohol! We all ended up going straight home without going to a second location, complaining about our full stomachs. Thank you for the meal♪

I used it at a company banquet. 2-hour all-you-can-drink course for 3,800 yen * Course contents Edamame Pork shumai Sweet shrimp salad Squid legs Tempura Dashi rolled omelette Cheese kimchi fried rice Shabu-shabu with tonkotsu soy sauce flavor Shime ramen Strawberry panna cotta-style cake The creative Japanese cuisine is evident in the rolled omelette, salad, and other dishes. They are all very delicious. The pork for shabu-shabu was frozen but in large quantity. Edamame, salad, and tempura were served in large portions. Just when I thought there would be no hot pot dish after the kimchi fried rice, they surprised us with ramen. It was delicious and I ended up eating too much. I am so full and happy now. The drinks included draft beer, shochu, sours, highballs, cocktails, and more. There was no wine available. The waitresses were efficient and quick in bringing drinks. I was able to drink without any stress. I think it's rare to find such a good restaurant! Thank you for the meal!

I found out from a free paper that you can eat fresh pasta in Iwamizawa, so I went there right away. There is parking space for 10 cars, so I was able to enter smoothly. The lunch set with fresh pasta was 990 yen, which includes soup and salad. I ordered the set for an extra 100 yen. The fresh pasta was fettuccine style, with a good amount of about 140g. There were about 6 sauce options to choose from, and I chose the sea urchin and scallop sauce. However, the taste was bland and I couldn't taste the sea urchin or scallop at all. The soup was a powdered type and the salad was the most delicious with vermicelli and squid. The pasta sauce seemed to be store-bought. Although the price is high for a single item, you can enjoy complimentary coffee or oolong tea. Lunchtime is until 2 pm, so I couldn't spend much time in the restaurant.