I went to Watanabe Hospital (Mental) and decided to stop by the restaurant on the way... Actually, I had planned to go since the day before (lol). I went right after it opened. There were various options on the whiteboard, but this time I had the sashimi set meal. The sashimi set meal was great, with deliciously fatty fish. The simmered dish was also good, and the chawanmushi was tasty... I wish it came in a bigger bowl (lol). There are many set meal options on the whiteboard. I come here every month, so I have more things to look forward to. I will definitely come back.

It was my first visit to a teishoku restaurant near Watanabe Hospital. There doesn't seem to be a parking lot. The sashimi teishoku was recommended, but I was a bit concerned that it was over 1000 yen, so I opted for the fried fish of the day as I wanted something warm. The fried fish was crispy and delicious. They also had a variety of sushi and other menu options available.

I had a sashimi set meal at a cafeteria near Watanabe Hospital. The sashimi was delicious and I would like to try other menu items next time, like mackerel miso. Please note that there is no parking lot, so be careful as the front of the store is a parking lot for a different store.

Whenever I feel like eating seafood, I always go here. The bara chirashi costs around 1200 yen, but it's filled with uni, ikura, salmon, tuna, and more, all of which are delicious and worth more than the price! I also tried the boiled flounder set meal before, and it was really tasty! And big!!! And cheap!!! Highly recommended.

Aoi Shokudo is located in a narrow alley off the main street where lunch visitors will never find it. The entrance has a noren (curtain) with the name Aoi Shokudo. Once you pass through the noren, you will find that the inside is surprisingly spacious. The place is usually filled with regular locals and nearby workers. The menu mainly focuses on sushi, but there is also a wide variety of set meals available. Today's recommendation is the grilled trout set meal. It was delicious. The grilled trout was cooked perfectly and quite large. The set meal also includes chawanmushi (savory egg custard), vegetables, root vegetables, tamagoyaki (Japanese omelette), and fried dish. The set meal comes with rice and miso soup for 800 yen excluding tax. It's a great deal. These kinds of restaurants remind us of the importance of exploring on foot, rather than relying solely on internet information. Thank you for the meal.

Located near the streetcar Yunokawa Station, 30 meters north down a narrow alley with no parking available. Access by car is difficult unless for medical appointments, shopping, or fitness. The restaurant offers a wide variety of set meals, with over 20 regular options and several daily specials. I ordered the sushi lunch (¥1,000), which included 5 pieces of nigiri, 2 gunkan, and 4 tekka maki. Despite the market being closed for the New Year holidays, the quality was outstanding. The rice was warm and well-seasoned, and the toro and shrimp were particularly delicious. I was pleasantly surprised to receive a serving of whale soup as a bonus, which was a delightful mix of whale meat, root vegetables, mountain vegetables, konnyaku, fish cakes, and thick fried tofu. The option for seconds was available. The meal also came with a side dish and chawanmushi, leaving me feeling full and satisfied. There was a sign offering unlimited rice refills for set meals. The hot pot set meal (¥1,000) and bento options were also appealing.