I was surprised to find few restaurants near JR Kameoka Station when I wanted to have lunch before my appointment. If you get off towards Sanga Stadium, you can find a Starbucks or some places to eat inside the stadium, but there are not many options on the other side. I walked a few minutes away from the station to look for a restaurant and found a small cafe-like building. They were serving lunch! I asked the owner if they could provide a quick menu, and she said if everyone in the group orders the same pasta, it can be served quickly. So we ordered that and the owner and her husband prepared the meal efficiently, allowing us to finish our meal in a short time. The pasta was delicious and I would like to come back to savor it slowly next time. Thank you very much.

We stayed in Kameoka in November 2020 for one night. We happened to come across this restaurant while looking for a place to have lunch after arriving at JR Kameoka Station. I ordered the seasonal saury pepperoncino, while my husband ordered the seafood pepperoncino. The pasta was cooked perfectly and very delicious. My husband enjoyed the 500 yen glass of wine so much that he ordered another one. The lunch set was priced at 1300 yen and included a green salad, free refills of bread, soup, and a choice of coffee or tea. For an additional 200 yen, you could also get a dessert. Although we only had the set this time, all the dishes were delicious, so I'm sure the dessert would have been great too. The portion sizes were generous and satisfying. The staff were kind and friendly. It seemed like a popular spot with locals, as many people were getting pizzas for takeout.

I came here after playing tennis at Yunohana Onsen, Kemu River. The food was delicious and I felt safe eating here. My husband loved the salad dressing, and my daughter enjoyed the hamburger sauce. The homemade bread was also tasty. With dessert included, the price of 1500 yen was reasonable. I tried the Mini Tomato and the smaller Puchi Puchi Tomato for the first time. The Tongue Sole Meuniere with cream sauce that I had was really good. The only downside was that the restaurant was a bit crowded and the service was a bit slow, but the staff were working hard. Overall, I would give it a thumbs up.

I used it when I was entrusted with the organizer of the wedding reception. It was my first time, so I was anxious about what to do, but there was a plan for the food that matched the amount, and they lent me equipment such as microphones and bingo machines for free. The quiche, prosciutto salad, and other dishes were delicious, and there was a wide variety of drinks. They also arranged the wedding cake and flowers, and we were able to choose from a thick book for party favors. They took care of us until the end, so it was a great second party. The bride and groom also seemed to enjoy it and were very satisfied.

It is a cozy bar and restaurant with a nice atmosphere where you can enjoy a leisurely drink. They can make you a cocktail if you ask for their recommendation, and it's a great place to relax with your partner or have a quiet drink with girlfriends.

The taste is impeccable. It can be said to be extremely delicious. The problem is that the portion size is too small. But, let me say it again. The taste is excellent. The salad dressing is exceptional! It is recommended to order the daily special for lunch. I don't know if it's still available, but the chicken doria was delicious!! For dinner, the single dish items are outstanding. The alcohol selection is decent as well. However, the portion size is still too small. Despite being small, the prices are high. The taste is great! It's a shame that the portions are so small. I wonder if they still have it now? Spicy mixed rice! If they have it, it's a must-try dish.

During the day, they offer lunch options such as hamburger sets. The atmosphere and menu give off a vibe similar to a cafe, rather than the Italian style mentioned in other reviews. It seems quite ordinary. It is located next to the post office.

I went to buy vegetable seedlings for my vegetable garden, so while I was at it, I decided to get takeout in Kameoka. Wine for takeout? That caught my interest, so I came here. But of course, I also need to get some food for takeout. I ordered the Kameoka beef hamburger with salad for 1080 yen, and the bacon and asparagus pizza for 1080 yen. For the main wine, I requested a heavier red wine for home drinking, around 2000 yen, and they recommended the Panamera 2017 from Napa Valley, USA. It was a beautifully clear red wine, fruity, easy to drink, and delicious. I saw it being sold online for double the price with shipping costs added. Thank you for the delicious meal. If they still have it, I want to run back and buy more. The pizza for lunch was good, with a thicker, bread-like crust, unlike the thin Neapolitan pizzas I've been having lately. It was delicious. For dinner, the hamburger was huge and came with spaghetti and potatoes, all easily microwavable in the paper box. But I microwaved it and then grilled it a bit on a hot plate. Kameoka beef is so delicious. Making hamburgers at home is also tasty, but the texture and cooking of the minced meat is different. This one for 1080 yen that I can eat at home is such a delight. It might be more expensive if you have a big family, but for one person, this is recommended. The salad was quite generous. The Panamera Cabernet Sauvignon was perfect with the meat. It seems they also offer delivery for nearby customers, which I envy. It's convenient to have a car stop in front of the store for ordering and pickup. I wonder if this is a feature of Kameoka's shopping streets, having a car stop.