It's slow. Why is it taking so long when it's so empty??? It's ridiculously slow, can it really take this long? I'm shocked. Even the additional sunny-side-up eggs took a really long time. Is this some kind of strategy? What's going on?

I was entrusted with supporting a major event at my friend's house, and we were able to overcome the biggest hurdle of the day. I think we reached a good compromise based on what my friend wanted. It's hard to believe that the path I started walking on at the suggestion of my friend's father about 30 years ago has led me here. It was quite a journey. We decided to take a break and ended up at a café. It seems they have switched to touch screen ordering now, although the robots are not moving. I decided to go for something sweet for a change. I chose the "Mask Melon Parfait," which had a small piece of melon on top. It was a delicious treat. I only had a cup of coffee from the drink bar, and after about an hour, we parted ways for the day. There is still work to be done, but I will make sure to see it through to the end. I promised to treat my friend to a barbecue next time.

I used the lunch menu at Denny's. I ordered the 16-grain rice Japanese-style Loco Moco plate. The rice contained burdock root and edamame, giving it a mixed rice-like seasoning and a satisfying texture. It had a Japanese-style flavor and was visually appealing on the plate. It was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

As usual, my daughter had lunch. I had the single Demi-Glace hamburger. It was pretty delicious. We only go to Denny's on special occasions like birthdays.

I had breakfast with a former colleague from my previous company. The taste was average. We wanted to have lunch together but our schedules didn't match. Next, we moved to Bikkuri Donkey.

Summer is cold noodles ❤️

On September 9th, I was late coming home so I went to "Denny's" with 6 people for dinner. It was my first review of this family restaurant mainly found in the Kanto region. I found out that it's a subsidiary of "Seven & I" group. Two people were late for the meeting time, so it was convenient to have a restaurant within walking distance from Hamura Station. The restaurant was divided into smoking and non-smoking areas, with the non-smoking area being a separate room that was too cold due to the air conditioning. I had the following meals and desserts, with only dessert pictures available: - "Beef Stew Hamburg" - A luxurious treat with rich beef stew and hamburger, very delicious. The rice portion was large. - "Roast Beef Bowl" - A luxurious dish with tender roast beef. - "Grilled Vegetable Cheese Sauce Hamburger" - A hamburger with grilled vegetables and melty cheese. For dessert, I chose the seasonal dessert "Kyoho Grape Mini Parfait" with a fragrant and sweet taste. Other options were "Matcha Shiratama Mini Parfait" and "Gateau Chocolat Brownie". The restaurant had a coin parking lot where customers could get a free parking ticket for up to 2 hours. Since our meal took longer than expected due to the meeting, we had to pay an additional 300 yen. It felt strange to be charged for dining and being told to leave quickly.

I have been using this place for decades. I enjoy a leisurely meal with rice, dessert, and coffee. The good thing about chain restaurants is that they always provide the same quality without changing. Plus, the Denny's in Hamura has good customer service, so you can enjoy your meal without worrying about the small details. I shared an American Club Sandwich with a friend, ordered Shiratama Azuki with a hot coffee using the app coupon. We chatted and had dinner for around 1000 yen, which is wallet-friendly. There was a time when the food was a bit cold, but when I mentioned it, they immediately replaced it with a new one. Sometimes irregularities can occur due to the crowdedness of the store or new part-time staff, but if they respond sincerely, I feel like using the place again. *I love Denny's milk pudding, but it seems like it's only available during lunch now. Next time, I'll visit for lunch to try the Caramel Mini Sundae. *Last visit: April 2016, around 11:30 on Saturday or Sunday. Ordered Carbonara, Caesar Salad, Coffee Jelly, and Coffee for a total of 1274 yen. It was so satisfying that I felt like I didn't need dinner. The Carbonara was chewy, and the salad had a good balance. I hesitated between the Caramel Mini Sundae, but considering my stomach space, I chose the Coffee Jelly. It was the right choice.

This is a Denny's in Hamura. I suddenly felt like eating Denny's "potatoes" so I used it for dinner. The parking lot is paid, but it's free when you dine at Denny's. I ordered the grated hamburger and oyster fry set (with a choice of side dish) for 1,078 yen, taro mayo potatoes for 390 yen, and peanut butter pancake (short size) for 453 yen. The grated hamburger and oyster fry set seems like a very good deal among Denny's menu items. Oyster fry, hamburger, side dish, rice, and miso soup all for this price! Oh, at Denny's, this price is cheap! Too cheap! I chose tofu salad for the side dish. The hamburger was delicious as always, and the oyster fry was crispy and not bad! Both regular sauce, tartar sauce, and lemon are included, so you can enjoy the two oyster fries luxuriously. When it comes to Denny's, it's all about this taro mayo potato, right! The hot, fluffy potatoes with taro mayo are the best. The peanut butter pancake has a very rich peanut flavor, and it goes well with the fluffy pancake. It's also great with ice cream on top! Overall, compared to other family restaurants, Denny's seems to be a step above (in terms of price as well). Thank you for the meal, I will definitely use it again♪ ( ´θ｀)ノ

【Morning Series】"Welcome to Denny's!" This store has a parking lot with a lock gate system. Once you park, you need to get a parking certificate from the payment machine before entering the store. Even if you're not dining in, you can still use the parking lot. I ordered the classic scrambled eggs with bacon, salad, sausage, and toast. The drink was free refills of hot coffee. The toast comes with whipped butter and strawberry jam, but I usually just use butter. Sometimes I try spreading a little jam after the butter, which is also quite nice. They also provide sauces like soy sauce and ketchup, and I once tried a bit of soy sauce on my eggs after enjoying them with ketchup. It turned into a Japanese-style dish, but I wouldn't recommend trying all of these combinations. I ordered two coffees, and the total came to ¥596 including tax, which was quite satisfying. The service was also good.

Once every few years, I visit Haisenji Temple. This year, I went on the 2nd, and it was very crowded. There is no parking lot, so nearby houses turn into temporary parking lots with high fees. Luckily, I got to park at the temple's parking lot. After the visit, there were food stalls, and a Daruma market was also happening. Feeling hungry, I went to my favorite family restaurant, Denny's. The atmosphere was brighter than before, and unfortunately, they discontinued the beef curry, which was a regular menu item. I hope it makes a comeback. I ordered the beef stew and French toast, along with a drink refill course. The beef stew was delicious as always, and the French toast was tasty too. Denny's never disappoints. I had a great meal.

A large one-story shop along City Hall Street. The parking lot is next to the store, but recently it seems to be used in conjunction with a coin parking lot. It has been transformed into a café-style setting. The place seems to be popular, with cars parked there during both weekdays and evenings. I used to come here often to have coffee with the president of the company I work for, and I also came here for late-night snacks when I lived in Ome. At Denny's, I always end up ordering the American breakfast. The refills are free, and a freshly brewed cup has a nice aroma.

I went to the Denny's in Hamura for the first time in a while. It seems like they renovated the place, so I was surprised to see that the atmosphere of the restaurant had changed quite a bit. Especially, I was glad to see that the smoking area was properly separated as a room. I ordered the rice flour chicken jambalaya (the name might be different) for my meal. The coating was crispy and delicious. I think the quality was good for a chain restaurant. What impressed me the most was that the staff seemed to be well-trained. In the past, perhaps due to the lack of dining options in Hamura, the service felt quite sloppy. But now, each staff member provided very polite service, which was truly moving.

I used it for dinner with my friends. The interior of the restaurant is clean and has a calm atmosphere like a family restaurant. The menu I ordered was French toast (450 yen). I chose it because it was the cheapest on the menu and because I wanted to eat something sweet. The prices at Denny's are a bit high, with set meals usually costing over 800 yen. As a student, I couldn't afford to order without worrying about the price (tears). However, the taste of the food served was delicious. The French toast was made with two slices of bread cut into triangles, a total of four slices neatly arranged, so it looked nice. It was also sprinkled with some kind of powder, giving it a crispy texture. Additionally, the staff came regularly to refill our water, making me feel a bit luxurious (^o^). I think it's a good restaurant where you can enjoy a slightly luxurious meal casually.