For lunch, my friend wanted to eat hamburger, so we decided to visit a restaurant we had never been to before called "Casa Trento". There were about three other groups in the restaurant. I didn't hesitate and ordered the hamburger set, while looking around I noticed that everyone else was ordering steak (laughs). The food was served promptly. The hamburger was very tender and the sauce was delicious. The grilled vegetables, salad dressing, and miso soup were all tasty. I recommend this place for those who prefer soft hamburgers over meaty ones! However, next time I will come back for the steak (laughs).

I entered the restaurant as soon as it opened on a regular day. It was easy to go as there were a few parking spaces available. There were already two other groups inside. I ordered the lunch set meal which included steak, tempura, chawanmushi, and daikon miso. The steak was tender and had a good amount of lean meat. The plum rice was delicious, but the portion was a bit small overall. I felt like I could still eat more! Thank you for the meal.

I visited Casa Trento for dinner and ordered the Night Special for 2,980 yen. The plate included steak, sautéed seafood (scallops and salmon), chawanmushi, red miso soup, furofuki daikon, cabbage roll, rice, and it was very generous. The meat was incredibly tender and delicious, and the sauce was also very tasty. I highly recommend this place if you want to enjoy delicious meat.

The expiration date for the support coupon for restaurants in Kyoto is tomorrow. Looking at the list, the lunch course for first-time visitors includes three options, all priced at 1500 yen including tax: Steak Meal, Wa-zan (Japanese-style meal), and Hamburg Meal. Choose between the first two options. The steak set includes an estimated 80g of beef, salad, miso soup, and rice in a simple set. The meat is tender and delicious. The Wa-zan includes an estimated 40g of beef in a sukiyaki style, tempura with shrimp, bell pepper, enoki mushroom, pumpkin, and kabocha squash, chawanmushi (savory egg custard), pickled vegetables, miso soup, water yokan (sweet jelly), inari sushi, plum rice. The Wa-zan has a variety of items and seems like a good deal. Thank you for the meal.

Searched for a place to eat near the golf club in Joyo City. Found a restaurant with lunch options that seemed high-end at first, but actually had reasonable prices for lunch, so decided to give it a try. It is located along a main street with a stylish brick exterior. There is parking space for up to 5 cars. A signboard with the lunch menu is placed near the entrance. Although tempted by the beef harami steak bowl, decided to go for the steak set today. There is a cute signboard next to the entrance. Upon entering, a guy in a black shirt welcomes you at the counter where they cook the meat. Although I wanted to eat at the counter, an older waitress led me to a table. She brought water, a wet towel, and the menu. I ordered the steak set, and the guy at the counter cooked the meat. The restaurant is clean and has a stylish atmosphere. It seems like there is a second floor as well. While looking around, the steak set arrived!! It includes stir-fried bean sprouts, a slightly smaller steak, salad, and rice, with a satisfying lunch portion. I took some photos eagerly and then started eating!! The steak is tender!! The sauce is not too sweet or spicy, just right. The ponzu jelly is refreshing and goes well with the rice!! The bean sprouts are crunchy and despite the simple seasoning, they have a rich flavor. As I mentioned earlier, the steak is so delicious that I couldn't stop eating the rice!! However, the soup bowl and rice bowl are small, and as a guy, I honestly felt a bit unsatisfied! Maybe they should offer a larger portion or all-you-can-eat option for rice w I paid 1500 yen for lunch. Well, with such delicious steak, it's worth it. But, the rice portion is small! I wish they had a larger size or all-you-can-eat option. Next time I visit, I want to try the beef harami steak bowl!! Thank you for the meal!!

I didn't know about this restaurant, but I saw it and made a reservation to visit for lunch. I was expecting a high-end steak restaurant, but the lunch menu turned out to be a high-class casual dining option priced at around 1500 yen. There were comments about a wide variety of Japanese dishes, but it seems like the selection has decreased, possibly due to the increase in consumption tax. The limited pasta and hamburger set is served on one plate. I felt that at least a drink should be included in the set.

The soup was rich and delicious, and the meat was incredibly tender and tasty. The dishes were perfect, no complaints at all. However, it was just a coincidence, but on the day we visited, there seemed to be a large number of bugs around the restaurant, both inside and outside, which made us feel uncomfortable. It was just a one-time thing and unavoidable, so I will still go back because the food was delicious.

My wife had heard from a friend that there was a good restaurant nearby that she wanted to visit, and on our third attempt, we finally made it there. It seems to be quite popular! The restaurant's page on Tabelog seems to be mixed up with the previous one. Our family of four had lunch there! We ordered the Japanese set meal for ¥1380 and the steak set meal for ¥1380. The sight of the chef grilling the steak at the counter really built up our expectations. First, the Japanese set meal arrived! The portion size was unbelievable! The cost performance was amazing. Then came the steak set meal, which was also fantastic! It was so delicious! The sauce was to my liking as well. The kids' steaks were cut into smaller pieces, and the service was excellent. We could feel the attention to detail in the food, and our whole family was extremely satisfied with the lunch. We had found a new favorite restaurant near our home.

I went to a steakhouse that used to be a cafe. I had the Special Steak Set for 6480 yen, which included a 150g steak, soup, salad, rice, and a drink. They had sets for 2600 yen and 3580 yen as well, with different meat grades. I thought it would be nice if we could choose the grams of meat or between filet and sirloin. The special meat was very tender and delicious, although a bit too fatty for my taste. The salad and soup were average. With tax, it was around 7000 yen, which is quite pricey for a steakhouse in the countryside of Joyo. I might go for the 3580 yen set next time.

Near the Miyakoshi City Hall, there is a shop called "Casa Trent" along Route 24. The sign that says "Cafe Lunch" is very eye-catching, so I had been wanting to visit for a while and finally got the chance today. There are about 5 parking spaces next to the shop, making it easy to stop by with a car, motorcycle, or bicycle. When I entered the shop, the gentleman at the counter recommended a spacious table for me, so I sat there. I ordered the lunch set for ¥1,000, which was recommended on the blackboard near the entrance. The shop has about 7 tables and can accommodate around 20 customers. Utada Hikaru's music was playing in the shop, and there were many solo customers. The staff consisted of the gentleman and lady who greeted me, and there might have been another person in the kitchen. About 15 minutes later, the food was brought to me. The set included a large plate with tonkatsu, shrimp fry, two small side dishes, rice, miso soup, and pickles. There were also a few pieces of tempura and pumpkin salad on the side. I started with the miso soup, which had a mild flavor but was a bit lukewarm. The tonkatsu was a bit heavy on the breading, and the shrimp fry was average. The sauces were also typical store-bought tonkatsu and tartar sauces. The tempura included pumpkin, soba wrapped in nori, and bell pepper, with the soba wrap being particularly delicious. The pumpkin salad was decent. The side dishes included pork belly with daikon and egg stew, and hijiki, both of which were average. The rice was slightly soft, with an okay flavor, overall falling in the middle range. The lunch set also offers a daily special for ¥600 (Type A) and pork kimchi fried rice for ¥700 (Type B), which may be sufficient for a satisfying meal. Overall, the cost-performance ratio was decent, with average taste, atmosphere, and service, with the gentleman being fairly friendly. Rating: 3.5 stars (69/100).