On a certain weekday, I had lunch at a cafe bookmarked in Takubo 3-jo 2-chome, Kita Ward. The cafe allows dogs to accompany their owners, which is convenient. There are a few parking spaces in front of the store. The cafe is located in a house-like building on the first floor, with a small interior consisting of two counter seats and four tables. As soon as you enter, you are greeted by the faint barking of an invisible dog, probably the cafe's mascot. The background music is softly playing B'z songs. Although the menu doesn't specifically have a lunch section, there are Western dishes like hamburg steak and omurice, as well as dog food available. I was intrigued by the pork chop, but it was sold out, so I decided to try the recommended Tomato Sauce Hamburg Steak (1000 yen). The salad arrived first, with leafy greens and macaroni salad with a French-style dressing. After a while, the Hamburg Steak was ready. The Hamburg Steak was generously sized, which was a good first impression. The taste was similar to a popular chain restaurant, with a refreshing tomato sauce that complemented the meat well. I noticed the neighboring table had butter-fried green beans, potatoes, and corn. The meal also came with a light soup with eggs, onions, and cabbage. I finished the meal with a strawberry sauce almond jelly dessert. Overall, I felt that the cafe was a relaxing space where not only dog owners but also other customers could enjoy their time. Thank you for the meal.

The beef stew omelette rice was very satisfying in terms of taste and portion size. However, the rice was a bit soft. The owner's dog was very cute. They even take pictures of your beloved pet. I would love to visit again when I go to pay respects to my own dog's grave.

The location is a bit hard to find, but it's a cozy hidden dog cafe. The parking lot is spacious and easy to park in. Inside, the stylish interior with blue accent walls is impressive. The menu features hamburgers and omurice as the main dishes. I tried both the hamburger and omurice, and they were delicious. They come with salad and soup as a set. After the meal, there is also dessert, which is a nice bonus. I thought the hamburger might be tough, but it was fluffy. The omurice had a fluffy egg topping. All dishes were generous in portion and left me full. This is a pet-friendly restaurant where you can bring your dog, and there was a cute mascot dog too.

I had visited this place several times but kept forgetting to take photos of the menu each time. My recent favorite is the tomato sauce hamburger with cheese topping. On weekends and holidays, the parking lot is full of cars because there are many customers who bring their dogs. But it's only temporary, and it calms down after a while.

Summer is here, so now we can enjoy shaved ice! (´∀｀)

The fish menu had started without me noticing. It seems to be limited in quantity, with options like mackerel, sockeye salmon, and yellowtail depending on the day.