I ordered a 120g lunch hamburger set with an additional cream croquette. It came with miso soup and a mini salad. The homemade tartar sauce and shrimp fry combo was excellent. The hamburger was juicy, the croquette was creamy, and I finished the rice in no time! I was very satisfied with this set!

I ordered the Copan special lunch set with a 110g hamburger topped with crab cream croquette. There was a sign saying that there was a delay in service due to understaffing, and indeed there was only one person working. Since there were no other customers, the food came out in about 10 minutes. The dishes were all hot because they were served on a hot plate, which was great. The hamburger was flavorful and tender, with plenty of demi-glace sauce. The shrimp fry had a thick batter, but the shrimp itself was tasty, and there was plenty of tartar sauce. The cream croquette had a soft and delicious cream filling, but the tomato sauce was a bit too tangy for my taste. The spaghetti had a traditional tomato flavor. For 1100 yen, including salad, rice, miso soup, hamburger, and shrimp fry, it was a good value. I also received a service voucher for my next visit at the register.

While passing by Sanmuroto Station, I found a new restaurant and decided to give it a try. It is located on the second floor and opened in November last year. The prices are reasonable, with pasta starting at 680 yen, a glass of wine for 350 yen, and draft beer for 550 yen. I really enjoyed the grilled vegetable salad for 750 yen. I also ordered the Mozzarella and basil pasta for 680 yen and the Carbonara for 750 yen, both of which were served with flat noodles that came in a bag similar to udon noodles sold in supermarkets. The pasta sauce was delicious, but I wish there was a little more to the noodles. It seems like this restaurant aims to provide affordable and simple Western-style dishes, as it is not specifically labeled as an Italian restaurant.