I ordered a maple chiffon cake for my 3 o'clock snack. The cream was whipped right there and was light and fluffy, while the main cake was moist, sweet, and soft. It had a rich aroma and a deep, rich sweetness that I enjoyed. I could also enjoy it with or without the additional maple syrup provided. It was a reasonably priced dessert that allowed me to take a break and enjoy some sweets. I would like to visit again.

In the center of the store, there is a spiral staircase. I wonder if the second floor is also accessible? I ordered two Morning C Sets for 680 yen each. The set includes thick toast, omelette or fried egg, bacon or ham, salad, and a drink. I chose omelette and bacon, which was excellent. I didn't like the dressing, but everything else was delicious. For drinks, I chose iced coffee and hot milk tea. I don't like black tea, but the amount of tea was good as it was flavored tea. Although the morning set was a good deal, it was expensive for a place that serves flavored tea. It was disappointing because preferences vary. Additionally, the milk was coffee creamer, which added to the disappointment. Note: Card payment is not accepted for the morning set.

This is my first visit here (*^^*) I didn't know about this place even though it's along Route 1. I was invited to go for breakfast and decided to stop by⭐️ There used to be a Popeyes nearby, right? It's now a parking lot in front of the store⤴⤴ The interior is stylish and lovely❤⤴ I ordered a hot dog set with hot coffee. The bread was delicious⭐️ The salad had more volume than it looked and was tasty❣❣❣ Thank you for the meal (^人^)

I had heard from an acquaintance that this restaurant serves delicious spaghetti. I stopped by for lunch because I was getting tested at a nearby hospital. Despite facing a busy national highway, the restaurant had a plain exterior and very few customers during lunchtime. I ordered the "Japanese-style hamburger with mushroom sauce and poached egg (800 yen)" with a large portion of rice (+50 yen) and a drink (iced coffee, +100 yen). The hamburger and poached egg were both homemade and very delicious. I couldn't help but think that if the restaurant could attract more customers with such great food, they could improve their location or appearance.

I stopped by a restaurant I had heard was good for spaghetti while waiting for my test results at a nearby hospital. Instead of spaghetti, I ordered the daily lunch special, "Japanese-style hamburger with mushroom sauce, poached egg for 800 yen," with a large portion of rice (+50 yen). I also ordered an iced coffee for an additional 100 yen. The hamburger and poached egg were homemade and delicious. The restaurant faced a busy highway, but the interior was spacious and comfortable. Despite the great food, the plain exterior seemed to deter customers, as there were very few people there during lunchtime. I couldn't help but think it was a shame, as they could attract more customers with a more inviting appearance.

Margherita pizza for 980 yen, Anchovy, scallop, and watercress peperoncino for 980 yen, B set (coffee and salad) for 450 yen each, total 2860 yen (1430 yen per person). The opening hours have changed from previously being until around 10 or 11 pm to last order at 6 pm and closing at 7 pm. Even if you unknowingly go around 6:10 pm, they will still take your order. The anchovy, scallop, and watercress peperoncino is delicious, with thin pasta cooked just right for a good texture and flavor. The Margherita pizza is also delicious. The coffee and salad are average. Previously, I ordered non-pizza/pasta Western dishes which were all mediocre. This restaurant excels in pizza and pasta only.

This is the fifth time. Omudoria curry sauce 950 yen B set (salad, coffee) 450 yen. Something is missing. I should have ordered pizza or pasta after all. I thought it was Omurice because it's called Omudoria, so I ordered it, but I can't find the omelette. Did it get lost in the curry sauce? The person I went with ordered the hamburger and I tried a bit, but it's also missing something. Maybe because it's early in the evening, there are only two groups including us. The pizza and pasta are delicious, but for some reason, it's always empty at night.

I had some errands to run nearby and it was just past lunchtime, so I was on the verge of becoming a "lunch refugee" (>_<). For some reason, I was really craving curry, especially katsu curry...(^-^) So, I thought to myself, maybe this place has curry, and if I'm lucky, they might have katsu curry...(^-^) I decided to visit to pass the time. When I looked at the menu at the entrance, it said, "This week's curry: Katsu Curry." I was so happy! (๑• ㅂ• )و✧ Around 1:30 pm, I entered the restaurant. There was one group of customers already there, and then I came in. Without even looking at the menu, I just said to the waitress, "Katsu Curry!" (laughs) After about 3 minutes, the salad arrived, and about 7 minutes later, the katsu curry arrived. It was pretty much what I expected - katsu curry with cream on top. The taste was neither good nor bad, just average. The curry wasn't very hot, but the katsu was scorching hot, burning my mouth! This restaurant has a wide variety of menu options, so it's good for those who want to try different things. However, I couldn't quite figure out what their specialty is... (laughs)

In June 2017, we had seafood pizza for 1250 yen and mentaiko butter soy sauce pasta for 780 yen. We also ordered the B set for 450 yen, which included salad and coffee. We shared the pizza and pasta, and they were both delicious. In November 2016, we tried the oyster gratin for 950 yen, which was okay. We also had the B set for 450 yen with coffee and salad. In October 2016, we had a one-plate dish for 1000 yen, which included beef stroganoff, omelette, salad, and rice. The omelette was fluffy and delicious. The beef stroganoff was decent. On a different visit in September 2016, we tried the tomato and prosciutto genovese sauce for 980 yen, and the seafood pizza for 1250 yen. We also had the B set for 450 yen each, which included salad and coffee. The food was delicious, and the iced coffee was fragrant. The pizza was crispy and tasty. The pasta was also good. The restaurant has a wide variety of menu items, and we would like to visit again to try more dishes.

I knew about this place along the national highway for a long time, but it was my first time visiting. I ordered the deluxe lunch plate for 1680 yen. First, a small soup was served, followed by a plate of flattened rice and the main large plate. The plate included salad, fried tofu, shrimp fry, fish fry, fried chicken, steak (with mushroom sauce), and omelette. The fried tofu had a rich broth flavor and was easy to eat. The shrimp fry was a bit small, which bothered me a little (I love shrimp). The meat was tender, and the omelette was fluffy inside, which I liked. The portion was large, and the rice was served flat, so I think it was more than I expected. I couldn't finish it all. They seem to be particular about using no additives, and all the desserts are handmade. As mentioned in other reviews, the pasta was very delicious. I was happy to find a place that I would want to visit again.

I used the restaurant for a late lunch on June 30th. As I get older, I feel like the places I go to eat are becoming more limited. I often go to nearby restaurants, but for some reason, I hadn't been to this particular place in 28 years. I've been revisiting old restaurants in my neighborhood more often since I started using Tabelog (a restaurant review website). Even though I knew there was a restaurant here, I didn't know what kind of place it was, so I never went. The last time I visited was 28 years ago for a friend's membership-based wedding party. At that time (looking back now, it was during the bubble economy), I had the impression that the food and atmosphere were very stylish. I think I also felt like it was too fancy for casual visits. (I don't remember much about the interior of the restaurant though). In the end, I never had the opportunity to go back. Thanks to Tabelog, I was able to get an idea of the interior and the reasonably priced food, and it led to my "28-year revisit." The interior of the restaurant was completely different from what I had imagined. It was very bright, with a sense of openness and a comfortable atmosphere. The food for the "weekend lunch" was satisfying in terms of quality and quantity. There were also many options for both meals and sweets, so it seems like a place where you can enjoy both dining and coffee. I also signed up for their email newsletter, so I will definitely visit again soon when they notify me about their lunch specials. Thank you for the meal.＾＾

Located along Route 1. I visited this restaurant with a friend after deciding to have lunch somewhere. The interior of the restaurant is quite spacious, with a second floor where we could relax. I was surprised by the variety of the menu when it was brought to us! They also serve breakfast from morning, have a lunch limited menu, and offer alcohol in the evening, with a wide selection of à la carte dishes. When I visited, there were many housewives during lunchtime, and the dessert menu was also extensive, with classic and seasonal options. I ordered the spaghetti with langoustine and the mussel dessert with fondant au chocolat. I wish I could have had wine if I wasn't driving, but I had to resist. The mussel dish was beautifully presented and got me excited. The taste was elegant and it disappeared quickly. The spaghetti was quite filling, and I was satisfied with a full stomach. Even as I said that, I enjoyed the last dessert as well. This restaurant is committed to using only additive-free ingredients, and all desserts are handmade. The restaurant seems to have been around for a long time, and I can understand why it is loved by the locals. They really make you feel relaxed, so if I have the chance, I would like to visit at night as well! I unexpectedly fell in love with this place, it was a big hit! The website is also cute ♡ http://www.coconuts-club.co.jp

I was invited to a meal and decided to go. We ordered the Value Set for two people (¥3780), which includes an appetizer or salad, pasta, drink, and pizza. We also added an extra pasta, pizza, two beers, and three desserts using a discount that my acquaintance had from a previous visit. The dishes were all well-prepared and filling. Even the noisy 5-year-old child quieted down once they started eating. Despite the reservation, we were able to enjoy our meal without worrying about the noisy child in the sofa seats on the second floor. The interior of the restaurant felt like it used to be a disco or club, creating a unique atmosphere that complemented the delicious food. I now understand why I was invited to this place. I would love to come back with friends and family for a gathering or party. I ended up staying from 20:30 to 23:00, and was pleasantly surprised by the discount we received, bringing the total bill down to just over 5000 yen. I felt almost guilty for the great deal we got. There was only one review on Tabelog, so I decided to leave a review here. I hope more people can discover and appreciate this wonderful restaurant.

Anyway, there are so many menu options and it's really hard to decide! The lunch menu ranges from ¥750 to ¥900. The other menus also have a wide variety, and all are reasonably priced. I ordered the omurice lunch (cream sauce) for ¥900. It was quite filling with fluffy eggs and a creamy sauce. There are also many unique dessert options that I would like to try next time. The coffee after the meal was also delicious. The atmosphere inside is not exactly cozy like a family restaurant, but I think anyone can casually drop by. With so many menu options, it seems like you won't get bored (lol).