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About this place
The dish singled out as a lunch favourite is the house rich pilaf, priced at 850 yen. Reviews offer little detail about the meal itself, but this signature plate gives diners a clear reason to choose it.
For a more substantial meal, options include a young-chicken karaage set meal and a pork loin with ginger set meal, both 1,000 yen, as well as a house-made hand-formed hamburger steak set meal for 1,100 yen. Beef curry costs 800 yen, while Japanese pork loin katsu curry is 1,200 yen. The menu also ranges beyond set meals to yakisoba set meals, katsudon, udon and soba. Reviewers mention the drink included with the daily lunch special and the choice of set meals as reasons for stopping by, making it easy to decide according to your appetite that day.
In the morning, you can add a light bite to a drink for an additional charge. Toast with a boiled egg costs an extra 100 yen, a hot dog 150 yen and a mixed sandwich 250 yen, so you can choose whether to have just a drink or something more filling.
The café is described as being inside a pachinko parlour, though reviewers say that you can come in without using the parlour. It is also used for lunch breaks during the workday. The café is in Tamatsukuri Motomachi and has free indoor parking. Opening hours are 9:00–15:00 on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays, and 9:00–16:00 on Saturdays and Sundays; it is closed on Wednesdays. If you’re planning to try the morning set, check the opening hours as you plan your visit.
