Daily special set meal ¥950. This old-fashioned cafe was bustling with regular customers during lunchtime. It has been around since I was a child, so it feels like a beloved place and I have come to like it. The food is very delicious, and it seems like they adjust the rice portion according to the customer, with a subtle consideration that touched my heart. I would like to visit again. Thank you for the meal.

Near Kintetsu Ise-eda Station, I was looking for a place to eat and my eyes caught a sign that said "Hamburger and Warm Vegetables." When I opened the door, even though it was still before noon, there were quite a few customers. After a short wait, a large hamburger buried in vegetables was served. The rice was a large portion. I was stuffed. I also had coffee after the meal. Next time, I want to try the 120-gram pork cutlet.

Rainy days remind me of the past. I used to frequent this restaurant around 20 years ago. There weren't many dining options in the neighborhood, so it was popular. It was always crowded with women. One regular customer was drinking beer in the afternoon. What a rich retirement life. Maybe it doesn't taste as good at home, or maybe they get scolded. On rainy days, you can see raindrops bouncing off the glass onto the road. It has been over 5 years since I last visited. Many of the surrounding shops have closed down. I ordered the daily lunch special for 880 yen, which came with a demi coffee. Today's menu was "Katsu-toji," a dish I used to eat. It's a good way to get lots of vegetables, but visually, I wish there were more side dishes. Perhaps the aging owner finds it difficult to cook. Rainy days make you think about many things. Let's clear our minds and get back to work. It's less crowded on rainy days, so the food comes out quickly.

First visit. Despite being before noon, there were already about 10 customers. Most of them seemed to be regulars. I had the daily special set meal. Today's dish was beef yakiniku, which came with salad, eggplant stir-fry, and miso soup. The seasoning was sweet and savory, just the way I like it. Coffee was served after the meal, all for 880 yen.

An elderly couple runs this place, which has the atmosphere of a local diner or cafe. I was looking for a place to eat, and when I peeked inside, it was full of people, so I decided to give it a try. I ordered the daily special, which was both generous in portion and delicious in taste. It was a weekday night, but it was packed with regular customers from the area, which explained why. It seems to be a well-known place locally. I may not have the chance to come by again, but I would definitely stop by if I do.