A popular lunch staple is the fluffy and creamy omelet rice.

The interior of this restaurant, renovated from a traditional Japanese house over 100 years old, has a stylish, calming décor that captures the warmth of wood. This restaurant is recommended for those who enjoy the atmosphere of a traditional Japanese cafe.

They offer counter seating, table seating, and tatami seating. Counter seating is also available, making it easy for solo diners.

[Helpful Notes]
As this is a popular restaurant, it can fill up, especially during lunchtime and on weekends. We recommend arriving early. Depending on the day, a line may form around 30 minutes before opening. If the line is under 20 people at opening, you may be able to get a seat, but if it's more than that, there will likely be a second round of seating, so you'll likely have to wait.

Reservations are not accepted for lunch, but reservations are prioritized for dinner.