I visited around 7pm.
Inside the glass-walled store, there was a kitchen area, a counter, four private seats, and three private seats behind the kitchen area.
The atmosphere when you enter the store gives off a stylish impression, and most people seem to be using it for office workers or girls' night outs.
Ordering is done using the electronic device provided at your seat, and there are menu items that are not shown in the attached photo.
When you press the payment button, the price divided by the number of people will be displayed, which shows that they are trying to reduce the hassle of paying the bill.
When I ordered a single serving of the sashimi platter, which I had carefully considered with a reliable connoisseur, the staff directly told me, ``This is an item for two people, so please make an additional order.'' We did not find such a statement, and when we compared it with past reviews of people who ordered the same item, we got the impression that the size of the sashimi and the menu varied.
The red meat has a strong odor and the texture is like chewing rubber, so it cannot be described as delicious.
The oysters also had a unique flavor, and the grated daikon radish and green onions were a nice touch.
The firefly squid had a sour taste and was delicious.
The salmon roe and seafood egg-cooked rice is described as ``specially made in Hokkaido,'' but the texture and taste are completely different from the salmon roe you'd expect to eat in Hokkaido, and I wonder if it wasn't properly thawed and preserved. I was confused by the texture, which could be described as sloppy, like lukewarm water, and the mysterious taste after mixing it with eggs.
If you don't use wasabi paste to intensify the taste and flavor, you won't be able to eat it, and it will look dull and expensive.
I ordered fried octopus, and in the photo taken by my electronic device, the octopus had batter on it, and it looked appetizing, but what actually came to my seat was fried octopus? It was an octopus.
I could taste the natural crunch of octopus, but the texture was uninteresting and the dish was no different from buying octopus and boiling it.
Is the boiled sea bream only for the kama part? was served, and it was about 70% soaked in, making it a delicious dish, but the impression was that there wasn't much meat.
This is a dish with roast beef wrapped around it, topped with sea urchin, salmon roe, and shiso.
It didn't look anything like the photo, and when I ate it as is, it had a strong roast beef flavor and no sea urchin flavor, so I recommend wrapping it in the shiso that came with it and eating it.
The daikon radish that came with it was flavorful and delicious.
I ordered a mango sour for a drink, but there was no sign that it had been mixed, and the ingredients had settled at the bottom of the cup, making me wonder if it was a system that mixes it by itself.
I mixed it here and drank it, but I couldn't really taste the mango, probably because the distribution wasn't right.
The overall impression is that the prices are high, and you get the impression that the food you receive is completely different from the one shown in the photo.
The price may be reasonable considering the location, but if the taste of the food served is satisfactory, it is likely that the restaurant will receive repeat customers and positive reviews.
PayPay was available as a payment method.