I visited the restaurant without a reservation around 7:30 pm on a regular day. There were two customers already seated at the counter. When I entered, nobody greeted me and it seemed like there was only one person in the kitchen. I had to call out to them, and the kitchen staff told me to sit anywhere. I chose a table in the sunken kotatsu seating area. There were also regular tables available. I ordered a drink and while waiting, a friendly female staff member came over. When I ordered the Wasshoi salad, she kindly suggested the mini size due to the large portion. She had very flashy nail art. The spicy tuna appetizer was delicious, I even got seconds. The skewered cutlets were also tasty and crispy. The Korean pancake was decent. I was surprised by the variety of the menu, they even had ramen. Two more customers, who seemed like regulars, joined us in the seating area. The place started to get lively. It seems like a popular spot. The street vendor style yakisoba was also delicious. There was a poster of a potage pot on the wall that caught my attention. They also seemed to host golf competitions, as there was a notice posted. The entry fee was quite high at 7000 yen. I wonder what kind of prizes they offer! They also participated in the Spicy Food Contest in Mukohatacho and came in second place, as it was posted in the restroom. The beef dish I had was amazing. Thank you for the meal.

On February 22nd, we had our second party at this restaurant. The place is clean and the manager and staff provide excellent service. The menu is extensive with recommended dishes available. There is a wide variety of drinks as well. We ordered fried potatoes, octopus karaage, salad, assorted kushikatsu, and more, all of which were delicious. The salad was especially amazing. They offer draft beer, shochu, highballs, and all-you-can-drink options. The atmosphere of the restaurant, the friendly staff, tasty food, and enjoyable time spent with friends made for a great party. I would definitely like to have another party with friends here.

The local izakaya offers lunch during the day, and I placed my first phone order. They have a daily bento for 700 yen with various toppings to choose from, making it enjoyable to select. They also have a Thank You bento for 390 yen (a nori bento?). The rice was plentiful, the side dishes were plentiful, and my stomach was completely satisfied.

I visited this restaurant for the first time using a Groupon. It was my first motsu (tripe) hot pot of the year! I had a girls' night out with my close friends. The location was easy to find with the help of navigation, and there was a parking lot in front of the restaurant. It seems like there are many regular customers, and the interaction between the staff and customers was lively and fun. The atmosphere was great! The course included three appetizers, salad, motsu hot pot (with soba noodles for the end), assorted kushikatsu, ice cream, and one drink. Everything was beautifully presented and had a slightly rich flavor that went well with alcohol. The motsu pieces were large and satisfying to eat! I left feeling very full. Most importantly, the manager and staff were all friendly, making it a very enjoyable time. They have a wide range of a la carte menu items, so I definitely want to go back! Next time, I'll aim for the dashimaki tamago (rolled omelette) (laughs). Thank you for the delicious meal!