When I walked past the store, my brother mentioned that he was curious about it but had never tried it before. I saw that there were empty seats inside, so we casually went in. We shared a pasta and a pizza, both of which were delicious. I would like to try other items on the menu, so I plan to go back again.

I've been eating whatever I want lately and I'm worried about my body, so I couldn't decide between hamburger or chicken and chose the healthier-looking chicken. It was delicious with crispy skin! The restaurant has an open layout and I think it would be great to have beer in the afternoon in the upcoming season. The staff's service was polite and their smiles were lovely.

Last time I couldn't have a private lunch, so I had a revenge. It was just opened, and I was the only customer. There was pasta, but I was curious about the poke bowl. It had blocks of tuna, salmon, and yellowtail, with crispy fried onions for texture. Edible chrysanthemum was sprinkled on top, making it visually appealing. The sauce was already poured, but there was extra on the side, which I liked. The rice was a bit too hot, but it was very delicious. I will definitely stop by there again when I visit.

In the nostalgic and charming atmosphere of Chitose-Funabashi shopping street, there is a stylish cafe called "Cafe&Dining TERRACE Tokyo". I visited during lunchtime. I tried the "Prosciutto Genovese Pasta (1280 yen)" which allows you to choose between thin or thick noodles. This time I chose thin noodles. The pasta was delicious enough, but it felt a bit expensive as it did not come with a salad or anything. I also had the "Cheesecake (650 yen)" which was a generous American-style portion. It was probably worth the price, but it felt like there was a lot of cream. I also had a "Cafe Latte (500 yen)" which was a regular cafe latte. Overall, it's a nice cafe but the total came to 2430 yen, which is a bit more expensive than a typical Italian lunch. It would be good if they had a lunch set menu.

The restaurant is located right near Chitose-Funabashi Station on the Odakyu Line, opposite Ozeki. Recently, many new shops have been opening in this area. The interior is bright and stylish, with a white color scheme, offering both table and sofa seating. You can enjoy lunch, tea time, and dinner here. In the evening, they offer appetizers, pizza, pasta, and a selection of wines and other alcoholic beverages. In addition to pasta, they also have dishes like hamburger steak, loco moco, and green curry. I visited for an early dinner at 5:00 pm. The table had a QR code for ordering, but I was able to order verbally. I had the taco rice for 1200 yen, which came with a separate serving of salsa, a nice touch. The dish was full of vegetables, which was great. They also offer healthy options like salads and pizzettas, making it a great choice for women. The atmosphere is welcoming for solo female diners, as I saw two women enjoying French toast and another woman having wine and pasta. Overall, I think it's a stylish and unique restaurant in Chitose-Funabashi.

Today, I heard that a new restaurant opened, and even though I didn't know anything about the menu, I decided to go because the exterior of the restaurant looked stylish! I arrived just before 11 o'clock and was the second person to enter the restaurant. I chose to sit at a table on the terrace. There were 7 tables for 4 people each and a counter with 4 seats! The menu was in the form of a QR code, which is common in many restaurants these days. They offered a variety of dishes from rice dishes to bread, pasta, and typical cafe lunches. I ordered the Pizzetta Salad Plate for 1300 yen and since the weather was nice and I was seated on the terrace, I couldn't resist ordering a Lunch Beer, Heartland for 350 yen! The Pizzetta is a healthy pizza with lots of vegetables on top of a tortilla. I've had it at other places before and I love it, so I was pleasantly surprised to see it on the menu here as well and I chose it without hesitation! There were about 10 customers, including me, and it seemed like the Taco Rice and Pizzetta were popular choices! The Pizzetta had ingredients like carrot rolls, avocado, and salmon, making it a salad that would appeal to women. I love pizza, but it's hard to eat a whole one alone and I worry about my figure, so this dish was perfect for me while I'm on a diet. It's healthy with lots of vegetables and the tortilla is the equivalent of two pieces, so I felt satisfied after eating it! I started by eating the salad as is, and as I progressed, I started rolling it in the tortilla while eating (^ω^) The saltiness of the salmon paired well with the beer, and it was so good that I felt tempted to order another one! They also have items like French toast and cakes for cafe time, and snacks that go well with beer and wine for the evening menu. I'm curious about the evening menu, so I'd like to go back again someday! (^o^)

Second visit! Just like last time, I ordered the taco rice~ It was my first time trying taco rice here, and it was really delicious. I loved the seasoning of the meat. The restaurant was fully open, so I sweated a bit when I entered, but it added to the cool atmosphere. They quickly refilled my water when it ran out, and the staff was kind. I will come back again to eat the taco rice, and next time I'll take a photo.

I had the Hayashi Omelette Rice and Grilled Chicken lunch plate. The Hayashi Omelette Rice consisted of Hayashi sauce and an egg on top of white rice. I was a bit disappointed because I was expecting ketchup rice when I heard Omelette Rice. Nonetheless, I continued eating, but the rice was clearly not freshly cooked, more like the texture you get when you microwave frozen rice. The grilled chicken on the plate had crispy skin and was juicy, very deliciously cooked. However, I also suspected that the rice on this plate may have been microwaved. The atmosphere of the restaurant was very nice, but it was a shame about the food quality.

I ordered the original pizza, Genovese pasta, nachos, and green salad. The taste was not outstandingly delicious. It might be better to dim the lights a bit more in the restaurant. If there were counter seats, I might stop by alone. Being a street-front store, there may be some public visibility, but the frosted glass makes it hard to see inside, giving an unwelcoming impression. Instead, it might be good to keep the door always open.