I went to lunch with my child for the first time. Lunch menu (1480 yen): Choose one main dish out of 3 options, bread or multigrain rice, appetizer, coffee or tea, and a fruit plate. There was no children's lunch, but we ordered multigrain rice (100 yen) and fish & chips (480 yen) as extras. Everything was delicious and satisfying! The coffee was so good that I wanted a refill, and I also recommend ordering the cake (350 yen) as an extra!

At lunchtime, there are lunch sets and pasta sets available, although the menu is limited, the lunch is delicious. However, the lunch portion may be a bit small for men and leave them feeling unsatisfied. It seems just right for women though. The lunch options include Cucina Lunch for 1350 yen, Pasta Lunch for 1200 yen, and Omurice for 1200 yen. For dinner, there are two courses available for 3500 yen and 5500 yen. On the second floor, there are private rooms where you can take off your shoes and enjoy a cozy atmosphere, making it perfect for dates. Since it is still new, the private rooms are clean and have a nice ambiance. The private rooms can accommodate around 8 people. I look forward to going back to enjoy the delicious pasta again.

The stylish restaurant, which you wouldn't think is located in a rice field, was a pleasant surprise. The exterior has a prefab look, but the staff's smiles and excellent customer service made the experience enjoyable. The food was delicious, although men might find the portion sizes a bit small. I had lunch there and felt like I was indulging in a luxurious meal. As I was leaving, the staff even handwrote the appetizer menu for me – such a kind gesture. The chocolate chiffon cake was moist and tasty, with a creamy topping that was smooth and not too rich. I definitely want to visit for dinner next time.

Last time I came with my friends at night. This time I revisited for lunch. There are three lunch sets to choose from. My friend chose the "Pasta Lunch" and I chose the "Healthy Lunch". My set included appetizers, multigrain rice ball, Italian fresh spring rolls, and chicken and shrimp rice noodles for 1100 yen. For an additional 200 yen, you can add coffee or tea and a small dessert. The taste is light, as I thought from the last visit. There are also hearty lunch sets like hamburgers. The lunch menu has elements of various cuisines, so some people may find it different from traditional Japanese food. The pasta, like the "Squid Ink Pasta" I had at night, was authentic and delicious with chewy noodles. My friend who chose the pasta this time was also very happy. I would like to try various pasta dishes a la carte at this restaurant. The atmosphere is cozy and I ended up staying longer. The staff are very friendly, so I might come back again soon (laughs).

I didn't make a reservation, so I had to wait a bit. The place seemed to be popular as the seats were always full. There were several table seats on the first floor, and when you include the second floor, quite a few people can fit in. I waited quite a bit until the food came to the table. But it was delicious, so I'm satisfied. That's how it is with good restaurants, right? The seasoning was more on the light side, allowing the flavors of the ingredients to shine. From the appetizers to the dessert, everything was great, with no disappointments.

This shop opened near Yamada Elementary School in March. The exterior looks like a warehouse, but the interior is bright and spacious. There is plenty of parking available. I went for lunch. The menu only has three options priced at 1050 yen, 1100 yen, and 1480 yen. I ordered the 1050 yen lunch. A fresh salad was served first. The main pasta dish had firefly squid and was very delicious. The bread that came with it was too small to be worth it... Finally, they served a small tiramisu as a complimentary dessert. The taste and atmosphere were good, but the portion sizes were small and the pricing seemed off for the rural location. I'm not sure what they are aiming for...