I often stop by this place because there is a parking lot near Shin-Sakazaki Station for meetings. I had a light meal in Sumiyoshi in the evening, so I ordered cold Capellini pasta here. It was not pasta as I expected, but cold noodles made from pasta. It was cold noodles with kimchi, tomatoes, and prosciutto. Vinegar was also included for flavor variation.

Morning set for 690 yen is neither good nor bad. The toast is not particularly delicious. It's just an average morning set. The drinks are all-you-can-drink, but I couldn't drink that much. It was a Saturday but not too crowded, and the parking was free for 2 hours.

The pasta was chewy with a classic Genovese sauce. The menu mentioned "fluffy potatoes," but they lacked the expected texture and were rather firm. The presentation did not match the photo, with most of the mini tomatoes hidden under the pasta, lacking the vibrant appearance. Despite the delicious base flavor, the overall execution in cooking and presentation fell short. It's a shame that the true potential is not being realized. Will the old Denny's ever make a comeback?

I enjoyed it deliciously. Reviews and evaluations are subjective. The photo was taken with an iPhone and is unedited. I personally think that seeing the photo gives the same impression. I had the lunch set with hamburger and meat dish for 1270 yen. I chose the Garlic Hamburger which had a strong garlic flavor. I also chose the Caesar salad with 4 types of cheese and the stone oven bread. The set came with a drink bar. I also received a birthday dessert for free through the app.

Convenient family restaurant for office work. I couldn't decide what to get, but ended up choosing the Mini Chocolate Sundae for 340 yen with a coupon. It had chocolate ice cream, vanilla ice cream, plenty of toppings like whipped cream, banana, and cocoa corn flakes. It was a lot for a "mini" size! I usually don't eat bananas, but I enjoyed it with the yogurt and ice cream. The portion was so generous that I couldn't finish it all. Sorry about that. Overall, I think it was a great value for the price.

I enjoyed the meal normally. Reviews are subjective, so it is based on personal opinion. The photos were taken with an iPhone and are unedited. I think the photos accurately represent the food. W Beef Grill Cut Steak & ALL Beef Hamburger with choice of sauce (comes with rice) for 1098 (1756) yen. Birthday dessert from the app (free).

At Denny's, I usually have the Grilled Cheese Sandwich Morning, but today I tried the Salad Morning. I chose Caesar and toast. The Caesar salad had lettuce, half a boiled egg, purple cabbage, carrots, daikon, croutons, and bacon. It was well-balanced and delicious. The bacon was not crispy, which I prefer. The toast came with whipped butter and strawberry jam. The plate was too small and made it difficult to eat. I noticed that there are many additional items you can add to your order for a small fee. For 99 yen, you can add an egg (scrambled, sunny-side up, poached, soft-boiled), yogurt, bacon, sausage, natto, miso soup, or seaweed. For 199 yen, you can add rice, stone oven bread, thick-cut toast, or corn soup. Grilled salmon is available for 399 yen. I think this is a great service. I believe it would be even better if they offered a mini salad and thin-sliced toast. Please consider this suggestion. ❤️

This Denny's is beautiful. The Amaou Strawberry Shortcake Mini Parfait costs 713 yen and includes Amaou strawberries, vanilla ice cream, sherbet, sponge cake, whipped cream, condensed milk, and strawberry sauce. The Amaou strawberries were sweet and juicy, but there were only a few. However, the balance of the other ingredients was good, and it was very delicious. I plan to try other parfaits at this restaurant in the future.

Occasionally, I see Denny's parfaits in flyers and I always wanted to try it once. Feeling like having a parfait, and with not much time to spare, I quickly decided to come here. The restaurant is conveniently located near the Shinzaki exit of the Keiyo Highway, which is perfect for me as I don't drive through the city often. The place was empty when I arrived, but soon customers started coming in, showing that it's quite popular. The interior is typical of a family restaurant but surprisingly spacious with high ceilings, creating a decent atmosphere. The waitress brought a wet towel, but surprisingly no water. I was told to get it myself from the drink bar. Since starting to use Tabelog, I haven't been to family restaurants in years, so I was a bit surprised that water is now self-service. The menu has a variety of options, and today I decided on the Tochiotome The Sunday parfait. I asked if they had black tea, but was told they only have a drink bar. Seems like they are cutting costs on labor quite a bit. The parfait arrived in about 10 minutes, with layers of cream, strawberry sauce, vanilla ice cream, strawberry cream, strawberry jelly, cream mousse, granola, and strawberry sorbet. The structure seemed elaborate, but overall the flavors were quite bland. Compared to the patisserie parfaits I've had recently, everything from the strawberry flavor to the cream texture and milkiness felt lacking. The mousse was especially confusing, as without the menu description, it would be hard to identify. It made me realize the quality of a 477Kcal parfait at a family restaurant. Nonetheless, it was a reminder that patisserie parfaits are indeed delicious. In that sense, it was a learning experience.

I stopped by after a long time since they have a good variety on the menu, but I wish they would add a little more creativity. The concept of family restaurants being cheap has changed, now they have relatively high prices as well.

Morning set for 690 yen.

I am fully energized now.

The restaurant opens at 7 am, allowing customers to enjoy the morning sun's energy spreading through the entire window. During the winter when UV rays are weak, it may be especially delightful. The breakfast is also reasonably priced, making it wallet-friendly.

The restaurant has been beautifully renovated. The menu also includes original dishes incorporating local ingredients.

Located within a 5-minute walk from Shin-Sakurazaka Station on the Toei Shinjuku Line. I visited "Denny's Shin-Sakurazaka" along the Keiyo Highway. They have a dedicated parking lot in front of the store, so it's safe to drive there. I arrived around 9:00 for breakfast. I was seated at a table by the window after being guided to my seat. There were two visible staff members. The restaurant was about 70% full, quite busy. I looked at the menu on the table and ordered the Paced Egg Morning set for 646 yen. It came with 2 eggs, bacon, sausage, salad, rice, miso soup, and a drink bar. It took about 10 minutes for the meal to be served. The atmosphere was different from eating at home, adding a unique touch. With the drink bar available, having breakfast at a family restaurant allows for a relaxing and leisurely experience once in a while. Thank you for the meal.

I went to Denny's for breakfast. The first surprise was that the parking lot was a coin-operated one, typical of Tokyo. Users can park for free for up to 2 hours. I was told that I needed to get a parking certificate from the payment machine before paying. It would have been better if they had made this clear at the entrance. I ordered the Select Morning set with Sunny-Side-Up eggs, rice, and miso soup for 646 yen. My companion ordered the Caesar Salad Morning set with pancakes for the same price. Both sets came with free drinks. The food was delicious. The restaurant had a nice atmosphere with high partitions between tables, making it feel spacious and comfortable. I felt like I could stay there for a long time.

I used it for lunch on 2/26/2017. It's a Denny's at the local station. The interior was just renovated and very clean... There wasn't a drink bar when I came before, but it seems like they have installed one now. I arrived at around 12 o'clock and waited about 10 minutes to be seated. After that, customers kept waiting for about an hour, haha. It feels a bit cramped, so depending on the time, you may have to wait. I ordered... French fries (199 yen), roast beef bowl (1,030 yen), chestnut carbonara (899 yen) + salad set (324 yen), set drink bar (279 yen) x 2, strawberry galette (533 yen), homemade French toast (380 yen), special ice cream (160 yen). I had a lavish meal that day... I'll have to restrict myself for a while (๑･̑◡･̑๑) haha. I hope this information is helpful.

12/5/2016 12:00 It's been a while since I had lunch at Denny's. Oh, this Denny's is newly renovated! Is Denny's usually this beautiful? It's so clean here (^^) [Order] There are "weekday lunchtime limited menus," but I checked the grand menu first... Ah... I want to have steak, but it's expensive with rice set... (TT) Oh! The "weekday lunchtime limited menu" <Cut Steak & Oyster Fry> is priced at 1,510 yen including tax, which is not cheap, but it comes with "free rice" on weekdays! That's a good deal, right? [Visual] Under the bite-sized cut steak, there are onions, and on top, thinly sliced green onions diagonally. Two oyster fries with tartar sauce are accompanied by mashed potatoes, spinach, and watercress. [Taste] Let's dig in (^○^)u First, let's try the oyster fry. It's small but delicious and hot! The tartar sauce is a bit weak though. I won't bother dipping the cut steak in the grated sauce and eating it... I'll just pour it over the cut steak and mix it all together. The Japanese-style taste with green onions and grated radish is delicious! There's no drink or soup, but this limited menu is great! Thank you for the meal v(^ω^)v

I visited the restaurant on a Sunday just before lunchtime. The interior has been renovated and looks beautiful. The service was good, no stress at all. The pancakes were delicious and satisfying, perfect for lunch. It's a great cafe with power outlets, perfect for me. It was a good experience. This restaurant has made a comeback.