There is a lack of food options near Kameoka Station, where Sangasta Stadium is located, making it difficult to find a place to celebrate a favorite team's victory after a game. The access to the stadium and hotels from Kameoka Station is great, but there are few restaurants around. It would have been better to stay near Kyoto Station, but we chose a hotel near Kameoka Station, preventing us from taking the train after a night game, so we had to search for a place nearby. There were hardly any staff members at the restaurant, only two were seen. The tables were messy and not cleaned up properly. The interior had private rooms but felt more like a karaoke box, with dirty walls. Maybe this is how a restaurant without competition ends up. The food came out quickly, which is a plus of a chain restaurant. The sashimi was not tasty, but we were grateful that the restaurant was open on a Sunday night at 9pm and accommodated us. Thank you for the meal!

We went as a family of six and overall it was good, but there were times when our orders took a while to come out or were incorrect, possibly due to the presence of large groups. The staff were friendly, which made the experience a bit disappointing. The food was delicious though, especially the chicken sasami sashimi, and they had a good selection of drinks. We may go back again and hope for a better experience next time.

Chain restaurants provide a sense of security that is unique to them, both in terms of price and service. The location is convenient as it is near the station, but I wonder if they have parking available. Since it's an izakaya, it may not be necessary, but for someone like me who doesn't drink alcohol, it would be convenient if they have it. I'm not sure if they have it or not, it's a bit unclear. There are few izakayas in Kameoka that are easy for young people to use, so it's user-friendly. I have visited with just two people before, and they even guided us to a private room (although sometimes when there are more people, they don't offer private rooms). Of course, sound travels easily in the private rooms (laughs). The staff members seem to be around twenty years old, mostly part-time workers. The restroom is spacious (although there aren't many of them... ^^).