On the way back from Minami-Horocho, we stopped for lunch at a place I had been wanting to try. I ordered the "Momiji Kago Lunch" and my wife got the "Mini Seafood Chirashi Sushi Noodle Set". We also added the "Tea Bar". The Momiji set included salmon and salmon roe rice, tempura assortment, warm udon, chawanmushi, and warabi mochi for dessert. The seafood chirashi came with warm udon and chawanmushi. The food was delicious, especially the rice dishes and the crispy tempura. The chawanmushi was incredibly smooth and the best I've had in this type of restaurant. However, the only disappointment was the warm udon, which was lukewarm and the noodles were soft and slippery. It was a shame because otherwise, the meal was perfect. The Tea Bar mainly offers a variety of tea bags, so if you're not a tea lover, you might want to skip it. Overall, it's a great restaurant to try, but be prepared for large portions depending on what you order. I couldn't finish my rice, so I had to ask my wife for help.

I visited the restaurant at night. They offer their lunch menu all day, so I decided to try it. The menu has a variety of dishes, and it comes with kama-meshi (rice cooked in an iron pot) and udon noodles. You can also choose soba noodles instead of udon, which is convenient. The flavors are a bit strong, but delicious. The tempura is also well-fried.

A restaurant located in the Ion shopping mall's restaurant area. The menu is extensive, with a vibe similar to a family restaurant. It was nice to have kama-meshi, and it was delicious. Shopping for the end of the year. Purchased various items at the department store and supermarket, and it was lunchtime. Since it's December 31st, the usual places I go to are closed, right? So, I decided to visit the restaurant area at Hassamu Ion. Since I was there, I decided to try a restaurant I had never been to before. I chose Kakashi-san. We smoothly entered and looked at the menu. There are lunch menu, limited-time menu, and grand menu options. There were so many choices that I would usually hesitate, but on this day, I made a quick decision. I was drawn to the "Winter Seasonal Kago Kaiseki" for 1,386 yen. Oysters! The oyster kama-meshi, tempura, salad, and chawanmushi are included. The oyster kama-meshi smelled wonderful when the lid was opened. It was great! There were four large, plump oysters in it. I enjoyed the first serving as it was. The seasoning was just right, and the finished dish was nice. I wish there was a bit more of the oyster scent infused into the rice itself. But the oysters were delicious, so I was satisfied. For the second serving, I added the dashi and condiments to enjoy it like ochazuke. The dashi was excellent! The wasabi had a sharp kick to it, which was nice. It was more delicious than I had imagined, and I was satisfied. The tempura included shrimp, lotus root, pumpkin, eggplant, and okra. It was like a snack, with a crispy texture that didn't feel cheap. The tempura sauce was to my liking, with a refreshing taste. The shrimp had no fishy smell and was plump, which left a lasting impression. The chawanmushi was not sweet, which was good! I don't like sweet chawanmushi, so I was happy with this one. It had few ingredients, with two small chestnuts inside. The salad was delicious, but since the other dishes were on the salty side, I would have preferred a bit less dressing. This was the last lunch of the year, and overall, I was satisfied. My companion had the Kago Lunch, and they seemed quite satisfied as well. It's located inside Ion, so it might be a good option when you want to eat Japanese food while shopping. I didn't order from the juice bar, but when I peeked at it on our way out, it looked familiar. It turns out it's from the same group as Gin Shari Gokoku, which I visited recently at Ion Hiraoka store. I had the sea bream kama-meshi there, but I preferred the oyster one this time. I'll visit again. Thank you for reading my reviews throughout the year. I'll continue writing next year, so I would be happy if you continue reading!

I had a lunch of sushi and tempura. It was very delicious. The tempura, with shrimp and vegetables, was soft, warm, and crispy. Very tasty. The sushi was also delicious. Being pregnant, I couldn't enjoy the raw fish too much, but it was still tasty. The chawanmushi had ginkgo nuts in it, and was so smooth. It cost around 1080 yen including tax. This time I went alone after a walk, but next time I want to go with my husband for a weekend lunch. I plan to go again soon. They seem to have a lot of soba and udon sets, but I didn't want noodles this time. I don't know about the noodles, but the sushi and tempura lunch was not rated 3 on Tabelog, it's even higher! Haha, it's delicious.

I stopped by because I got hungry while shopping! It was my second time there, and as always, the menu looked so delicious that I couldn't decide. This time, I was in the mood for meat so I ordered the steak! It was tender and delicious!!! And the yuzu sesame dressing on the salad was too good!!!

Located in the Hassamu area, on the first floor of Ion Mall. I visited this restaurant for dinner after shopping at Ion Mall. The interior has a bright and cheerful atmosphere with many table seats. Since it was close to closing time, there were few customers. The menu consists mainly of Japanese cuisine such as sushi, tempura, soba, and kamameshi, similar to the chain restaurant "Tonden." The kamameshi in the menu photo looked delicious, so I ordered the "Tempura Chicken Kamameshi Set (1,130 yen excluding tax)." This set includes chicken kamameshi, assorted tempura (shrimp, eggplant, okra, lotus root, pumpkin), a choice of mini noodles, and pickles. I chose cold soba for the mini noodles. It was ready in about 10 minutes. The chicken kamameshi had a delicate and slightly light flavor, but it was tasty and filling. The tempura and soba were decent, and overall, I felt the set was reasonably priced. There were many other set menu options that seemed like good deals, so I think it's a good choice for Japanese food at Ion Mall.

During lunchtime at Ion Mall, although the 3rd floor food court is attractive, sometimes it's nice to have Japanese food too. So, I visited this place. The seats are separated by high partitions, which is great for infection prevention. My partner ordered the "Ladies Set," which includes a variety of dishes like shabu-shabu, and it all looked delicious even to me! I had the tempura rice bowl with soba, and added fried oysters on the side. It's nice that you can add your favorite dishes little by little. Although nothing stands out as particularly unique, everything was reliably tasty. The portions were surprisingly generous, and I left feeling very satisfied!

I visited for lunch. This place is located inside Hassamu Aeon. I felt like eating salmon and ikura kamameshi, so I came here. This time, I ordered the "Salmon Ikura Kamameshi Set". The set includes salmon ikura kamameshi, a choice of mini noodles, chawanmushi, and pickles. I chose cold soba noodles. It's been a while since I had kamameshi! I thought it would take a long time, but it came out quite quickly. Maybe they pre-make it or something because it was surprisingly fast. The kamameshi was delicious, but the portion was a bit small. I guess they can't do large servings since the bowl size is fixed. I was disappointed that the chawanmushi had very few ingredients. I'm not sure if I'll come back again. Thank you for the meal٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶

Located on the first floor of Hassamu Ion, there is a restaurant called Kakashi-san. It has been open for a while, but I finally went there! With various dishes included, it costs around 1200 yen. It's great for those who like to eat a little bit of everything. The simmered dishes are on the salty side. I wish they were a bit less salty. The chawanmushi (steamed egg custard) doesn't have much filling, but I like it with more egg mixture so it was not a problem for me! Among all the dishes, the tempura stands out as delicious. The warabi mochi (bracken-starch dumplings) for dessert was also delightful. I was worried if it would be enough, but in the end, I was pleasantly full. Thank you for the meal!

Visited with my second son. Tried this place for the first time. The menu had too many options, so I let my son order his favorite since I usually don't eat dinner. It was peak hours but there was only one other group of customers. There were various set menus but none that I liked. It reminded me of a tonkatsu restaurant. I ordered the pork cutlet set and changed the miso soup to cold soba. The meat was tender and even my son found it easy to eat. The soba that came with it was delicious, with a good texture and tasty broth. I wondered if just ordering the soba alone would have been enough. Despite the spacious restaurant, the young female staff seemed eager to fill up the tables. It would have been nice if they were more considerate in seating customers.

I had tempura soba! It had two large prawns and was quite filling! The soba noodles were thin and easy to eat, and there was a good amount of them. The set menu was a good deal for the amount of food you get, and I would like to try other menu items next time! It was a satisfying lunch option if you're a little hungry and just looking for a place to eat!

Thank you for the delicious meal! Taken with iPhone 12 Pro Max.

There is yuzu peel and yuzu pepper on it. I don't like them so I removed them, but the taste is delicious ^-^

I ordered mountain wasabi soba, shrimp tempura soba, and beer. To be honest, I didn't find it delicious last time, but this time the new soba was really good. The noodles were cooked just right and I was satisfied. I realized that I don't really go to this restaurant during the new soba season.

This time, I had kama-meshi! It was a generous portion! The tempura was crispy and I enjoyed dipping it in soba soup instead of tempura dipping sauce. It's great that there are various ways to enjoy the food!

I think it's good for when you want to eat a lot of different types of dishes like a basket meal. Today I had an eel meal and a dessert table. The table was large and I was able to enjoy my meal leisurely.

I went because I wanted to eat oysters. The oyster rice set meal was delicious.