"A family restaurant is like a crossroads of people." - Jack Crispin I visited this family restaurant on a Sunday afternoon, using a half-price coupon from PayPay. It was crowded and I had to wait a few minutes to get in. Located in Akihabara, Tokyo, this restaurant on the second floor of a building attracts a diverse range of customers. I was impressed by the quality of the food. It was interesting to listen to the conversations of the foreign groups, businessmen, couples, and groups of women around me. Thank you for the meal.

The average score is 3.0, with ratings falling between 2.9 and 3.1. The peach parfait in medium size costs 790 yen and includes vanilla and peach sherbet. The ice cream balls are on the smaller side. The texture variations like puffs and nuts are similar to the pancakes (which were a birthday treat so I can't complain). The tomato chicken dish was too rich in flavor, almost like they poured pasta sauce on it. The soup hamburger was good.

If you're not a big eater, Denny's loses its appeal after breakfast. Today, I ordered the Cobb salad and the drink bar. The food was delicious, but for light eaters, the morning menu until 11 am offers more choices and is cheaper. Even when Akihabara is crowded, the restaurant is quite relaxing.

The parfait presentation is beautiful, with luxurious toppings like fruits, ice cream, and cream that make it visually appealing and delicious. The ice cream and soft serve are rich and smooth, and tasty on their own. The fruits are fresh, with just the right amount of sweetness, creating a well-balanced parfait overall.

I used this place for the first time to adjust my schedule for less than 30 minutes on a weekday at 10:30 am. It is located on the second floor of a building where the Washington Hotel is, and you can see the station area from the window. I ordered the homemade French toast from the wide variety of morning sets available until 11 am. The French toast had just the right thickness, flavor, and the right amount of powdered sugar and maple syrup, making it a delightful breakfast. It took 10 minutes from entering the store to being served, and there is a drink bar available. Each table is equipped with an outlet. I may have found a place to use for my business in Akihabara.

Today, I went to Denny's for breakfast. I had the "Cheese French Toast and Bacon Egg Morning Plate" with a drink bar option, which came with corn soup. The total cost was ¥1,490. The yogurt that came with it was a nice touch. It was my first time trying cheese French toast, and the cheese added a nice salty flavor. At the drink bar, I had 3 glasses of healthy juice, 2 glasses of orange juice, 1 glass of lemon juice, 1 glass of Darjeeling tea, and 1 glass of healthy tea from Kumamoto. I paid with PayPay and got a 50% point back promotion, so I only paid ¥745 in the end. It was a great and affordable breakfast to start my Sunday, setting the tone for a good day ahead.

I came to Akihabara. There are a lot of foreigners here, and you can hear different languages from all over. I looked at anime-related goods, searched for gachas, and got hungry. So, I came here. After we entered, more and more customers came, and there was quite a wait. We were seated and looked at the menu on the table, and decided on it. Amaou strawberry galette roll. I never thought I could have galette at Denny's. We added a drink bar here, and it's snack time. The galette is rolled with strawberry cream and fresh strawberries. It also came with ice cream, but it was a refreshing ice cream. The cream and strawberries inside were delicious, and I finished it in no time. I enjoyed my drink slowly.

I had Jambalaya at Denny's in the Akihabara Washington Hotel. It seems to have made a comeback. It was different from what I remembered, with less chicken and overall volume, and the ethnic elements were lacking, giving more of a sour tomato sauce taste. The sliced sausage rings were the only thing I remembered. Overall, it felt like it was losing to Jonathan's version. It might be a product development strategy with general frozen sales in mind. But I'm not confident because it was my first time there, and this is my second review post, and my content is not great. The first time I went was four years ago, and it was at Masubashi, which has since closed down.

I received a QUO card, so I had a reflection lunch meeting with my subordinates to wrap up work. My subordinates had beef hamburgers and Caesar salad. They also got extra rice for just 10 yen as part of the beef fair. As for me, maybe in preparation for a colonoscopy or watching my cholesterol, I had spinach noodles which are said to be made with spinach. It was quite delicious. The meal came with rice and two chicken Karaage for 1100 yen. After the meal, we had a meeting while enjoying drinks from the drink bar for 290 yen. We stayed for a good two hours. I wish the drink bar had more variety though. Let's do our best after the summer break. By the way, there are not many places where you can use QUO cards. Restaurants like this one and Ueshima Coffee are some options. There's also convenience stores, Matsumoto Kiyoshi, and bookstores. But even if you get one, there aren't many places to use it, so it's not as appreciated.

Today, I am in Akihabara for a Laota fan club expedition in Tokyo. Since Starbucks was crowded, we decided to go to the classic Denny's for some food. After something salty, it's always good to have something sweet! We all ordered desserts - one person in their 20s, one in their 30s, and two in their 40s. I'm sure the staff in the kitchen were laughing at us for ordering so many desserts together! 😂

They were having a strawberry fair, and it was really delicious. I wouldn't have gone without the Softbank half-price coupon. The store manager, I believe, provided very polite service and the wait time was not a problem. The collaboration menu with GODIVA was delicious.

I had lunch at "Denny's" (Akihabara Chuo-guchi branch) yesterday. It is located on the second floor of a building at the end of the road to the south of the station (photo 1). I went there to take advantage of the SoftBank user-exclusive PayPay campaign until the end of this month. I entered the restaurant in the 1 o'clock hour. There was a couple waiting at the chairs, but since I was alone, I was seated promptly. The rib roast steak set I wanted was unfortunately "sold out," so I ordered the cut steak set instead. I chose the prosciutto salad for the salad or soup option. The salad arrived in about 5 minutes, and the rest of the dishes came in another 2-3 minutes (photo 2). It felt like a typical chain steak set. It was neither good nor bad, just average. However, the salad was quite enjoyable. As for the price, I paid as planned with PayPay... The regular price was ¥1,483, but with a 748-point cashback, it came to ¥735. Thank you for the meal (^^)

During lunchtime, I had some free time in Akihabara, so I went to Denny's. I can't stay long in other restaurants, but I can kill time with lunch and the drink bar at Denny's. I noticed the Loco Moco rice and udon with croquette set on the lunch menu. Although the appearance was a bit different, the taste was somewhat close to Loco Moco rice. I used the drink bar a lot to pass the time without feeling guilty about it.

In Washington Hotel in Akihabara, there is a Denny's that has been there for a while, but I had never been inside. It's rare to see a family restaurant like Denny's still around in the age of fast food dominance. I particularly like Denny's Morning as it's a calming experience. Today, I had the Salad Morning with a Caesar salad and natto rice set. The combination may seem strange, but it's healthy, delicious, reasonably priced, and a nice place to relax. It would have been even better if they provided soy sauce for the natto. Thank you for the meal.

Godiva Chocolate Sundae for 1,099 yen (excluding tax). A collaboration parfait with GODIVA. Layers of milk chocolate cream, chocolate sorbet, ice cream, cocoa jelly, and various chocolates are stacked on top of each other. If targeting adults, it would be nice to reduce the sweetness a bit compared to a regular chocolate parfait.

I was walking near Akihabara Station and found a terrace along the river. We decided to take a break there and it turned out to be a Denny's. I ordered the Godiva collaboration mini chocolate parfait for 658 yen (tax included) as I had seen it advertised and it looked delicious. Denny's parfaits are always fun because they come up with different ones for each season, and this one was stylish and tasty. It's impressive that a major family restaurant can offer this kind of quality for under 700 yen. I would like to try the larger size as well. The terrace seats we wanted were full so we ended up sitting in a box seat near the kitchen, which was noisy and chaotic. It was a Saturday evening so it was crowded, but that's to be expected.

I had a meal at a Dennys in Akihabara during an odd time. The seating was cramped and I felt tired, so I opted for something easy to eat. I tried the seasonal limited edition Oyster Doria, which only had about three pieces of oyster. The base Doria lacked flavor and the oyster taste was weak. I found it overpriced at over 1,000 yen.

I stopped by after work because I heard you can get an Amaou parfait for around 1000 yen. It was a weekday night and the restaurant was about 70-80% full. I was able to get a seat easily. The Amaou The Sunday - Spring version costs 1249 yen. It was more voluminous than I imagined. It was tall, so I didn't know where to start eating from, a happy dilemma. Should I use a spoon or a fork? How do I take the top strawberry? I struggled alone. The Amaou strawberries were very fresh. They had just the right amount of acidity and were large enough to have a satisfying bite. The ice cream, sherbet, and jelly were all included. They didn't try to cover it up with cheap cornflakes. Wow, Dennys' desserts are top-notch!

I always rely on this place after finishing work in the morning. The atmosphere inside the restaurant is very calm and quiet due to the time of day. There aren't many family restaurants in the Akihabara area where you can relax, so I really appreciate having this option.

Tapioca drinks are now easily available everywhere. In the market, it seems that there are mostly tea-based options, so trying the strawberry milk tapioca drink was a first for me. After having the tapioca drink, I ended the meal with beer and snacks, followed by shrimp gratin. I would rate my likelihood of revisiting as ★ and recommend it as ★★.