When I went to Paseo Daigoro, I had a light meal here. My wife prefers hot dishes even in the summer, so she had tempura udon. I, on the other hand, am sensitive to heat so I had zaru ramen. I tried both the sesame and soy sauce dressings with the ramen, and also had some chashu. I gave the mini tomatoes to my wife and had shrimp instead. The zaru ramen was perfect for the summer!

I used to stop by often after shopping or visiting the library because they had a wide variety of parfaits. However, they changed their menu to only two types: matcha and roasted green tea. I was disappointed. So, I ordered a cream soda, but it was filled to the top with ice. The soda was gone in three sips, and the cream was still sitting at the top where it was when served. And it cost 380 yen! My kids were also disappointed. I won't be visiting again.

This time, we only had desserts, but there were many menu options, and if I have the chance next time, I would like to try their meals as well. The cakes and parfaits were all reasonably priced, and the drink sets were a good deal. The tiramisu was small in size but semi-frozen and pleasantly cool, and quite delicious. The fruit parfait had more whipped cream than I expected, making it a bit difficult for me as I'm not a fan of whipped cream, but I appreciated the variety of fruits used.

Ordered a flower basket and a small soba.

I'm on a diet but feeling a bit hungry... Just a salad won't be enough. How about some Just Fit for those times when you need a little extra? Like the JUNKIJI Chicken Karaage Salad for 480 yen before tax (518 yen total). It may look a bit plain in the photo, but it's not bad for a light snack around 3 pm. They also have udon, soba, and more available. Convenient for a break at the shopping mall.

The three of us went to a family restaurant after the piano recital where my daughter performed. Since we had been indulging in food and drinks all weekend, my wife and I decided to eat light on Sunday night. My daughter chose the tempura flower basket for 1,058 yen, my wife had the chunky mango shaved ice for 680 yen, and I opted for the lowest calorie option - an iced coffee for 183 yen. My daughter won a prize in the piano competition, so we celebrated by enjoying our treats. I had a few sips of my wife's shaved ice, which was delicious with syrup-soaked mango slices. My daughter's tempura set meal came with miso soup and chawanmushi, which I tried a bit of. The taste was decent, but the portion was quite large. The iced coffee was nothing special, probably just poured from a pack. Overall, it's a casual and family-friendly restaurant, perfect for those with kids.

Located on the 3rd floor of the Daigo-ro West Building in Tezukuri. It used to be a Grill Meddle store, I think. I realized after ordering that it seems to be a related store. Visited before 2 pm on Saturday. The daily lunch special (\690) is available from Monday to Saturday (you can choose from 3 different options each day). We ordered the zaru soba and grated soy sauce pork cutlet mini bowl (Saturday's special), a barley ale (non-alcoholic beer \190), and my nephew had corn soup and Hokkaido soft serve ice cream (each \190). The zaru soba was watery and not very tasty. The grated soy sauce pork cutlet bowl had shredded cabbage and cutlet on top of rice with grated daikon. The cabbage was limp and the cutlet was tough, and there was not enough soy sauce dressing. I had to add some of the sauces on the table. The barley ale was the worst non-alcoholic beer I've ever tasted. I took a couple sips and couldn't finish it. It might be good for families, those with children, or for a quick tea break. But every time I order here, it's a disappointment. The satisfaction level is quite low. The prices are also higher than the previous store that was here.