After so many years, I had a craving for a nostalgic taste... I ordered the Turkish rice at a Western-style restaurant. It was my first time trying Turkish rice with an old friend after a long time. We were both so excited, but when the dish arrived, we were surprised. Is this really Turkish rice? It looked and tasted different from what I remembered (my father's version). Of course, the Turkish rice made by the son was delicious too... I couldn't help but wonder about Turkish rice, so I looked it up. It turns out there are Nagasaki-style, Osaka-style, and Hyogo-style Turkish rice. The one I used to eat was Nagasaki-style Turkish rice, with dry curry topped with pork cutlet and demi-glace sauce, served with Neapolitan pasta and salad on the side. While the son's Osaka-style Turkish rice was good, I think I prefer the Nagasaki-style. Thank you for the meal.

The main focus seems to be on delivery. You can eat at the restaurant too, but it's small. I first learned about this place when my coworkers ordered from here. The bento boxes available for delivery are delicious! The prices are surprisingly cheap for the quality. The bento boxes have 3 main options: hamburger, pork teriyaki, or grilled meat, along with a choice of shrimp fry, cream croquette, fish meuniere, or fried chicken. The side potato salad is also delicious. I secretly wish they would offer just the potato salad as a menu item. They also have gratin, doria, pilaf, and other Western dishes, all of which are tasty. They even have a dish called Turkish rice. The parfaits are also delicious and make you feel really happy while eating them. The food is made by a mother and son duo. When they get busy, it can be a bit challenging to eat at the restaurant because the son is busy with deliveries. So I always call ahead to see if it's okay to come in. If you're looking for a classic Western-style restaurant, definitely give this place a try. But what if it gets too crowded when I want to go?