We made a reservation for 4 people at 11:30 and were seated in a private room. We chose the all-you-can-eat premium plan, enjoying shabu-shabu with a focus on pork and beef. In addition to shabu-shabu, we were served a variety of Japanese dishes such as sushi, tempura, soba, and udon. The highlight was the all-you-can-eat shrimp tempura, which was fresh and sweet. We also tried the "Tenkomori Sushi," which was generously topped with fresh ingredients and tasted delicious. Although the Korean fair was happening that day, unfortunately, the cold noodles were sold out. However, we got to try "Mizu Kimchi," a drinkable kimchi with a refreshing vinegar-like taste, which was also delicious. The meal lasted for 90 minutes, allowing us to enjoy it to the fullest.

The sukiyaki set meal was especially delicious. Great value for money. My mother was disappointed that we can't come here more often if there was one nearby (lol). My beef bowl was also tasty. Even at a family restaurant, I would like to come back here again.

The water is self-service, and orders are placed using a tablet. It's just right for the current times. The food was delicious, but there was a disappointing difference between the menu photos and the actual dishes.

Today near my workplace, I had the daily lunch set. It included hamburger, croquette, miso soup, and steamed rice. I used a coupon and paid only 581 yen.

Unfortunately, the restaurant "Tsurumakoto" I was planning to go to today is closed on Tuesdays. The only other option nearby was "Sato," so I ended up having the daily lunch special there. It was a combo meal with chicken meatball hamburger, tempura, warm soba noodles, and salad for 645 yen. I also used a free coupon at Sato Cafe. By the way, starting tomorrow, the entire restaurant will be smoke-free, which is lucky for me.

I had a small child with me, so we were seated in a private room in a tatami-floored area. The menu and food taste were pretty much the same as other branches. The atmosphere was calm and relaxing since we had the private room to ourselves during a quiet time. However, the attitude of the staff was not great. They were not very polite when opening the sliding doors to the private room, and the way they served the food was a bit careless. They also seemed too familiar and not very professional when interacting with my child. Overall, their customer service was not good, with a mix of casual language and lack of proper manners.

I visited a Japanese restaurant called Sato. The menu seems to be the same everywhere, but the demeanor of the staff varies significantly by location. The atmosphere was not very pleasant as the staff seemed a bit off. When bringing the ordered items, they were placed on the table quite haphazardly, giving off an unpleasant vibe. It felt like they were placed with a bit too much force, rather than being placed more carefully. I'm not entirely sure about the menu in Shizuoka, but it seemed unchanged. I apologize if I got that wrong.