Welcome! In the East Ward, Motomachi district, when you turn from the East 15th Street onto the side street, you'll see a sign as a landmark. Personally, I'm intrigued by the neighboring izakaya. The bar counter, round tables, and snack-like interior give off a mother-daughter vibe as they chat with regulars. The menu seems to have a lot of spa-themed dishes, and I'm curious about the seafood pasta with a salt-based sauce. "The food isn't ready yet!" they say, looking troubled. It's still only 11 o'clock, after all. Oh, my menu was taken, but there were many pasta options and about three set meals. "I'll have the dessert first and then eat my meal!" I managed to get some tea snacks since they happened to have some. The lively chatter suggests that the food is ready - it's pork cutlet curry! A classic dish for a cafe, with a crispy cutlet topped with a light, slightly spicy sauce with onions and a hint of garlic. The rice, just cooked, is sticky and soft, perfect for a set meal. The customers keep coming in, eating their set meals and watching Korean dramas with the owner. The atmosphere truly feels like a cafe, thank you for the meal!