Around 11:20, I was looking for a place where I could have an early lunch. I was having trouble finding a place that was open, but then I stumbled upon Royce Hall! It's a spacious restaurant. I couldn't decide between the hamburger, rice, and onion soup...but in the end, I went with the garlic pilaf and Angus steak today. I ended up being extremely full.

First of all, the chicken salad is delicious. I can't believe I haven't ordered it before. It's highly recommended. I'll definitely order it regularly from now on. And then, I discovered a new taste. When you pour caramel over melon, it tastes like lightly grilled mackerel. Seriously. I first noticed it was different. Doesn't this taste like fish? And I realized, it has the flavor of oily fish. And it's like the lightly grilled kind. I never thought such a wonderful taste could be found. Grilled mackerel is delicious, right? I love grilled mackerel. I didn't expect to encounter this taste in a dessert. I said that as I finished it. Thank you for the meal. I will come back again. Definitely. Any number of times.

I visited around 6:00 p.m. on Wednesday, but there was a waiting list. About 7 groups were waiting, so I had to wait a bit. Royal Host is really popular! I usually tend to eat Angus beef salad and pasta, but today I ordered something different. I tried the "Juicy Grilled Chicken with Butter Soy Sauce" that I had been curious about. Hmm, it was surprisingly mild in flavor. After that, I had the Melon Brulee Parfait, which was delicious with melon on top and fruit inside. Well, Brulee Parfait is always tasty. When I left, there was still quite a line, so Royal Host is amazing. I really love Royal Host.

Evacuation from the heat We arrived just before 12 o'clock on a weekday and there were two people in line, but we were seated in 5 minutes. It's a bit pricey, but the service was smooth and polite. Even if you're alone, you can sit in a sofa box seat! You can relax and take your time. The Seafood Doria special lunch was 2035 yen, which came with a salad, free drink, and a choice of two desserts - I chose the coffee jelly. Under the jelly was vanilla ice cream! It felt elegant and comfortable, like a hotel lounge. Thank you for the meal!

I stopped by after work feeling exhausted. When I arrived, there were 9 groups ahead of me, so I sat down and waited for about 40 minutes. It's a shame to have to wait, but it can't be helped. Without even looking at the menu, I ordered my usual Cosmo Doria and a refreshing café jelly.

I got off the train at JR Yurakucho Station and had some errands to run in Ginza. It was already past 2 PM. I decided to have lunch at "Royal Host Ginza Inz Store", which was my first visit. The restaurant had about 80 tables and the customers were mostly women, with only one other male customer besides myself. The menu was extensive, but the lunch menu was sold out. I ordered the "Mixed Fry Lunch" which came with soup and rice (or bread) for 1793 yen including tax. I tasted the consomme vegetable soup first, which had a nice salty flavor that was refreshing. Next, the seafood fry assortment arrived with oyster fry, red king crab cream croquette, and natural shrimp fry. The oyster fry from Miyagi Prefecture was crispy and flavorful, with a rich oyster taste. The red king crab cream croquette was creamy and delicious. The natural shrimp fry was also delicious. Overall, the meal was well-prepared and enjoyable.

During my stay in Tokyo, I wanted to meet as many friends as possible. I only had time to meet my former colleagues for breakfast on this day, with a deadline of 11 am to catch the Yamanote Line to Haneda Airport. I wanted to have a comfortable and enjoyable chat over breakfast! I searched extensively for trendy cafes around Yurakucho, but decided that Inns Royal Host was the best choice in terms of location and content. We arrived right at the opening time of 9:30 am. Although it is a family restaurant and the menu is pretty standard, the morning set with a drink bar included for just over 1000 yen was perfect for a girls' talk! The pancakes at Royal Host have remained unchanged and delicious for decades, and I love them. When I mentioned this Royal Host to my Tokyo friends, they didn't know there was one at Inns. When we left at 11 am, there was already a line forming at the restaurant.

This restaurant has amazing operations, so there is zero chance of feeling uncomfortable during the service. People come here to see the skilled hands in action, and it's less stressful than waiting in line with a name written down. The seafood doria is really delicious and I love it, as well as the omelette rice which is consistently tasty. My partner almost always orders the hamburger, so I often get to try it, and I feel like I don't need to drive all the way to a famous hamburger shop in Shizuoka from Tokyo when I can just come to Royal Host for delicious hamburgers. I feel like picking a fight with friends who post stories about other places, but each place has its own charm. Royal Host also has amazing parfaits, and as a strawberry lover, I must eat the brulee strawberry parfait as much as possible before the season ends.

I enjoyed a party-like meal with friends at Royal Host! The Royal Host here is spacious, clean, and wonderful. I was able to relax and enjoy a salad, pasta, and parfait. I really love Royal Host because you can easily and affordably enjoy a full course meal.

Huh? What? It's my first time here, you know? The drink bar. At this restaurant. I was so full from eating at Renkatei that I got a full stomach ache, so I just had dessert. Yes, I can eat dessert. Sweet things, you know. Unlimited. My stomach will expand. It will expand a lot. I had some extra time on this day, so I thought, why not order the drink bar as well, Chiagako suggested. Yes, let's do it. We chatted leisurely, ordering one or two drinks at the drink bar. Time passed by quickly, and before we knew it, it was almost closing time, around 11 pm. Oh, you're wondering what we talked about? Well, we didn't really talk about anything important. Just random, silly chatter. But it was fun, so it's all good. Roy Ho in Yurakucho provides such a space for us. Isn't it great?

Ginza. Although it's mostly located under the Yurakucho highway, it's a high-class family restaurant called Royal Host. It seems like you can make reservations, but in general, reservations are not possible, and even around 6 pm, there is usually a line. So, it's not easy to just go in and eat quickly because it's a family restaurant. On this day, I went with my child and a friend on a weekday night. They have a children's menu, and you get one toy per child, plus a free drink bar, which is a nice service. Since it was the Thick Cut Steak Fair, I ordered the Pilaf Steak. It's not a contactless order with a tablet, but you have to call a staff member to place your order. The restaurant is spacious, but there are few staff members, so it can take a while for them to come to you. The food comes relatively quickly, but the staff seems overwhelmed and can't keep up with the customers leaving, so the place can get messy. Overall, it's a place where you may have to wait in line often.

Today's fourth meal is like a scene from Demon Slayer: "Onion gratin soup, hot and delicious!" So, I visited the "Royal Host Ginza Inz store" to have some Onion Gratin Soup. Here is what I ordered: Onion Gratin Soup - 550 yen Set Drink Bar - 418 yen The Onion Gratin Soup was as good as always! The soup was piping hot, and the flavor of the onions really stood out. It was delicious! The Set Drink Bar was nice because they had Coke Zero with aspartame. Aspartame may not be the best for you, but the refreshing taste can be addictive. I balanced it out by drinking some Rosehip tea for my health. I stayed there for about 3 hours. Now, onto dinner. Thank you for the meal!

Adjusting the time, I decided to visit Royal Host Ginza Inz store as I thought it would have a calm atmosphere. However, surprisingly, there were many children and women, making it quite noisy. The restaurant is spacious with plenty of seating. I ordered the following items: - Double Onion Gratin Soup: 1,023 yen - Salad: 110 yen - Drinkable Acai: 418 yen - Drink Bar: 286 yen Hmm, it turned out to be quite expensive. I guess my thoughts were "Acai-ing". Review of the dishes: - Double Onion Gratin Soup: I really like this. It's piping hot with sweet onions, very delicious. But, it's a bit on the pricey side for over 1,000 yen. - Drinkable Acai: It tastes like it's good for the body. Not too sweet, with a yogurt-like texture. Simply delicious. Other customers' Kashmir curry and omelette rice looked appetizing. Thank you for the meal.

It's Roy Ho, where you can meet up after work and quickly grab a meal. It's always crowded and popular here, so you might have to wait in line. But the wait isn't too long, maybe around 10-20 minutes. The food is consistently good quality and delicious. I could go back here again and again.

Yurakucho's famous family restaurant. One of their unique features is that they have a chef at each store. I had heard that the curry at Royal Host is delicious, so I had been curious about it for a while. I only went once when I was a child. I visited at 9 pm and even though the restaurant is spacious, it was very crowded. The service was overly polite, almost as if they were being audited. I had curry when I was a child, and I vaguely remember it being delicious, but I can't recall what kind of curry it was. They had Kashmir on the menu, so I ordered the Kashmir Beef Curry for 1463 yen and a salad for 110 yen. First, the salad was delicious with onion dressing. For 110 yen, it was satisfying. Then I tried the Kashmir curry, and I could taste the flavor of the beef. It was different from Delhi or Bombay curry, but it definitely had the taste of "Kashmir". The curry was rich with separate boiled vegetables like eggplant, onions, and carrots, making it luxurious. Overall, I thought it was a delicious curry. The spiciness was mild, as expected from a family restaurant. Maybe around level 3-4 at Coco Ichibanya? I felt like it could use a bit more punch, maybe because of the sweetness of the beef. The rice came with fried onions, pickles, and chutney. The pickles were like Lahori. The chutney might be suitable for those who don't like spicy food. The rumors about Royal Host's curry being delicious were true.

After eating a course meal and feeling full, I went with a friend to watch them eat a Cosmo Doria right in front of me. I always find myself interested in various items on the menu, but I ended up choosing the Cosmo Doria. Although I noticed they had started serving a chestnut parfait, ever since I was blown away by the rich Mont Blanc I had at SATSUKI two years ago, Mont Blanc is no longer an option for us. The creme brulee parfait was delicious.

On June 29, 2022, after finishing work at my workplace in Matsudo City, Chiba Prefecture, I got off at Yurakucho Station on the JR line on my way home. I went to Royal Host inside Ginza Six to have dinner. When I entered, the restaurant was full, so I had to wait for a while. However, it was my first time having dinner at Royal Host with a view of Ginza, so I was satisfied. After being seated, I immediately ordered the Onion Gratin Soup, which came in a brown lidded bowl, looking stylish. After enjoying the Onion Gratin Soup, the eagerly awaited Black x Black Hamburger made with black beef and black pork mince was served. I ordered the 190g Black x Black Hamburger. Even so, the 190g Black x Black Hamburger had a round, beautiful shape, so I was very satisfied. The sauce for the Black x Black Hamburger could be chosen from teriyaki, brown butter, and garlic cream. In my case, the garlic cream sauce was the most enjoyable. Although the Black x Black Hamburger is delicious with these sauces, I personally think that it would be even easier to eat with grated ponzu sauce.

Royal Host is located on the 2nd floor of Ginza Inz 2, right near Yurakucho Station. The interior has a brown base color with a sense of luxury. My friend said that Royal Host in Ginza feels different, but is it really? It can get noisy during peak hours, and on weekends it tends to be quite crowded, with many families. It may not be the best place for a leisurely meal. Also, while Royal Host is considered a higher-end family restaurant, it seems like they have removed their weekend lunch sets, giving off a slightly elevated image overall. I splurged on the Angus sirloin with cream croquette and shrimp fry set, as well as the soup and mussel set with a drink, finishing off with the mango brulee parfait. The steak was decent, but the mussels were on the smaller side, and the soup portion was half the size of other family restaurants but at a higher price. Despite the higher prices, if you plan ahead, you can still enjoy a good lunch in Ginza for around 2000 yen, so it's a mystery why it's always so crowded. The drink bar is convenient, with glasses being replaced for each use as a COVID-19 precaution. Plus, they still offer the delicious original Royal Host tea, which I've always loved.

I had lunch before watching a play at the theater. I drank a beer and also tried a fruit-based craft beer, which was delicious even though I don't usually like craft beer. The appetizers were also very tasty. My niece's meat dish looked delicious too, but I was too full to try it, which was a shame.

This is one of the regular menu items that you can enjoy with peace of mind in any region. There may be some debate about the half-cooked state of the fried egg, but it is a set menu that is deliciously prepared. It's a good breakfast set menu for when you want something hearty but elegant from the morning. Thank you for the meal.