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※The photo of the meat is for two people. It seems that on other sites, it is unclear whether the portion is for one person or two people, but one person's portion is half of this photo. The meat on the large plate is served in pairs for each person (except for the skirt steak which is one piece per person). The kalbi, beef tongue, skirt steak, harami, and Platinum Pork were delicious. Although there was no detailed explanation, it seems that rice, soup, and salad are refillable. The Wagyu sirloin toro sushi was hard to judge the taste. The Black Wagyu sirloin yakiniku barely tasted like sukiyaki, did you forget to put the sauce on? The staff cooks this dish at the end, but I was still eating other meats, so I had to rush to eat the thinly cooked meat before it got cold, which was disappointing. The salad had a lot of lettuce cores and was not very tasty, with little dressing, so the bottom part had no flavor. I had reserved the lunch course, but on weekends, there is a one drink minimum, so it became slightly more expensive. The course included a drink, soup, and coffee at the end, so I was very full. I changed the dessert to ice cream and almond jelly for an extra 100 yen, and it was delicious. Towards the end, they started clearing things away as I was still eating, which made me nervous that something might get knocked over. After finishing the meal, they changed the grill right in front of us, but I wondered if they wipe the grill around the edges, or if any crumbs from wiping the table would fall onto the newly replaced grill. The interior of the restaurant is stylish, but the seat I sat in had a hole in the chair cover, and there was no special treatment for coats, just put them in a box under the seat. Overall, it didn't feel very luxurious or special.