There is a retro Western-style restaurant in Miyake, which brings back childhood memories with its nostalgic atmosphere. They offer a variety of lunch menus, and I ordered the B set (pork steak and hamburger, rice, salad). You can choose between rice or bread. The salad dressing seemed to be carrot-based and was delicious. The pork steak sauce was demi-glace, which I really enjoyed. The main dish, the pork steak, was about 1cm thick and easy to eat. The hamburger was soft and juicy. The hamburger steak might be a bit heavy. Next time, I want to try the pork cutlet curry!

I discovered this restaurant from a friend's Instagram post and decided to have lunch there. It has a retro atmosphere with a nostalgic feel, and it even has a parking lot which is convenient. The lunch set was a great deal. I ordered Set A with shrimp fry and hamburger. The shrimp fry could use a bit more tartar sauce, but the hamburger was delicious, like a steak. The set came with a good amount of rice, salad, potato salad, and the homemade dressing was tasty. My friend ordered Set B with pork cutlet and hamburger. We will definitely come back, but it was a bit off-putting that the owner smokes in the restaurant.

Visited for lunch with my son at 12:00 on Saturday. The exterior looks like a soba or Japanese restaurant, but it's actually a Western-style restaurant. The windows face north, which is great for avoiding the summer sun. We ordered the A lunch and C lunch. The shrimp fry was flat and crispy. The hamburger was thin, well-cooked, and tender enough to cut with chopsticks. It tasted delicious with the sauce.

I arrived at the restaurant at 11:15 on Sunday, but there were no cars in the parking lot. I parked temporarily and waited, but since it was still 30 minutes before opening, I went to the convenience store. When I returned, there was one car parked, and the wife seemed to have been waiting for me since earlier, so she showed me to the table first. I ordered the A lunch set with rice. The shrimp fry was the open type, and it came with a hamburger. The rice and salad were homemade and delicious. It cost 1100 yen. I would like to visit this restaurant again.

Today, I came here with my work colleagues. Located in a quiet residential area just off the main street... According to the store information, it opened in 1972, so it's been about half a century now. The calm atmosphere of the interior, with sunlight streaming through the lace curtains, has a kitchen space in the back and consists of 7 tables for 2-4 people each, with no counter seats. The owners, a couple in their 60s maybe, who seem like they were popular back in the day, run the place. The menu is filled with familiar classics. I ordered the "Beef Cutlet" with rice on the side. The cutlet was part of the "A Shrimp Fry & Hamburger Lunch" set. It arrived after a short wait. The thinly pounded beef cutlet was wrapped in a thin coating, tender and flavorful, topped with a rich demi-glace sauce, which was delicious. I added some sauce from the table... It would have been even better with some mustard. The salad was generously portioned and fresh, and the homemade potato salad was tasty. I tried a bit of the hamburger, which was also very tender. I finished the meal soon after... The portion size was good, but I felt like it could use some soup or something. The service was good. Thank you for the meal. From my perspective, if they had a step to accommodate wheelchairs, it would be great. There is a washlet near the entrance, and there are a few parking spaces in front of the restaurant.

I have tried takeout from this restaurant a few times, but this was my first time dining in. The parking lot can accommodate about 4 cars. There are only a few table seats, maybe around a few tables. On this day, I ordered the Pork Cutlet Hamburg from the lunch menu for ¥1050. Both the pork cutlet and the hamburger were delicious with familiar sauce, and I finished them quickly. The cost performance is good, so I plan to go eat there again. Thank you for the meal.

I had been curious about this Western-style restaurant in Choyo series for a while, but it had been closed for a period of time, so I couldn't visit until recently. I was torn between ordering the omelette rice or the lunch set options A, B, or C, but I ended up choosing the B lunch set (pork cutlet & hamburger). The pork cutlet was crispy and the hamburger was juicy. The set also came with a vegetable salad, potato salad, and ham, as well as decent rice. The taste was better than the surrounding family restaurants (which is to be expected). Priced at over 1000 yen (including tax), I wished there was something extra like a cup of soup. The family restaurants nearby don't offer service lunches on weekends and holidays at the same price range, so this restaurant is a good option to consider. Next time, I'll try the omelette rice!

On the last day of the first half of the Golden Week holiday, I helped my father-in-law with spring work in his field as requested. In the morning, I went to the hardware store to buy fertilizer and then worked hard to bring it to the field. At lunchtime, we decided to stop by a nearby restaurant for lunch. It was a small two-story wooden building with the entire ground floor dedicated to the kitchen and dining area. The lunch menu offered dishes like pork cutlet and hamburger, which we ordered. The portions were generous and came with a side of ham steak. The pork cutlet was a bit tough, but the hamburger was delicious. The sauce was light and the side vegetables were served with a French dressing. The restaurant has been in business for 41 years and has a loyal customer base who appreciate its traditional style of Western cuisine. It offers a calm and enjoyable dining experience, different from the nearby chain restaurants. I found it to be a charming place to enjoy a good meal.

"Grill Kitagawa" located near Joshin Station. There is parking space for about 4-5 cars in front of the restaurant. The exterior looks big, but inside there are only 3 tables for 2 people and 4 tables for 4 people. The staff consists of the chef, who seems to be the owner, and a waitress. For lunch, you can choose from A, B, or C, each priced at ¥1,050. I chose the A set which includes shrimp fry and hamburger. The food took about 15 minutes to arrive. The shrimp fry was tasty, although I wished there was more tartar sauce. The hamburger was a bit juicy, but lacked the full flavor of the meat. The potato salad and ham served with it were good. The rice was decent, slightly sticky. It was a shame that there was no soup. The owners were cheerful and friendly, making it easy to have a casual conversation during lunch. Overall, the cost performance was decent, with the food, service, and atmosphere being satisfactory. I would rate it 3.5 stars (68/100).

This is a Western-style restaurant located about a 5-minute walk from JR Joyo Station. It is conveniently close to the station and has parking available. It has been run by a couple for a long time. I have never been there for lunch, but you can choose from three options: A, B, or C. The shrimp fry here is delicious, so I always order the shrimp fry and hamburger set. The shrimp is large and firm, with a nice texture! The hamburger is also homemade and tasty! It will definitely fill you up!

This is an old-established Western-style restaurant in Joyo. Among their menu, the A lunch set for 1050 yen is recommended. It includes salad, rice, and the main dishes of hamburger and shrimp fry. I remember there was also potato salad included. You can enjoy this lunch even in the evening. Both the hamburger and shrimp fry are homemade and delicious. The atmosphere of the restaurant is reminiscent of a traditional Western-style restaurant, with a calm feeling and table seating. I have memories of going there with my family a long time ago, and recently I went back after a long time, the taste remained the same as before, and I felt nostalgic. I would like to go again.

This shop is located just a short walk from Miyakehachiman Station, and I have already dined here several times. Every dish is delicious, but my favorites are the shrimp fry, Kitagawa-style yakiniku, and rice dishes like butter rice and omurice. The shrimp fry is especially good, with large and flavorful shrimp that are different from the usual. The yakiniku is tasty, and the ginger-based sauce goes well with the rice. It's also nice that all the sauces and dressings are homemade. If you're unsure what to order, I recommend getting the lunch set. It may seem a bit pricey at 1050 yen, but you get a satisfying amount of food with hamburger, shrimp fry, ham, salad, and rice included. I think this is the best choice for a Western-style restaurant.