Although it was cheap, the set meal was minced cutlet, so I should have ordered something seafood-based. Maybe I should have tried the sashimi set meal. There were a few other eateries near this restaurant. It's not too far from the station. I've had seafood bowls a few times recently, and the prices were okay. It has a casual atmosphere, so it doesn't feel particularly special.

Shirasu and salmon roe mixed rice bowl for 1,580 yen. We visited on a weekday morning with our family. There were available seats and they even provided a child-friendly chair, so we were able to enjoy our meal at the table without any issues. The Shirasu and salmon roe mixed rice bowl felt luxurious and tasted delicious. By the way, the Shirasu was boiled in a pot. The rice comes in a large portion for free, and you can also get free refills of miso soup, which was convenient for adjusting to our appetite.

JR Suita station is a less than 10-minute walk away. Today, I had lunch here. The restaurant only has table seating, and the lunch menu consists of rice bowls and fish dishes. I ordered the simmered fish set meal with regular rice size. Let's dig in! The simmered fish was thick but lacked moisture, which was disappointing. The daikon radish was smaller than in the menu photo. Also, the miso soup was quite lukewarm, and the side dishes seemed to be straight out of a commercial package. Overall, the meal was just okay. The seating arrangement was also disappointing, with torn backrests and no call button for the staff. It's hard to understand why I was placed here when the restaurant was practically empty.

Arrived at 10:57 on Sunday, opened at 11:00, left at 11:20. No customers. Had the Hokkai sashimi set meal for 1680 yen, with free rice and miso soup refills. The sashimi was delicious, but the rice and restroom were lacking. Other popular restaurants in the same area had lines even before opening, but this one had no customers. Maybe someday it will be a satisfying meal.

I like Zangi set meal. It's crispy and delicious. It's also satisfying because of the portion size. However, I found the seafood bowl to be just okay. It's hard to find a really delicious seafood bowl. The miso soup is very light. I'm concerned about the coloring of the pickles, so I'll leave them.

It looks like an izakaya, but for lunch (due to COVID prevention measures, they skip a table in between), many places don't allow customers to come in later, which made the manager seem pitiful. They may allow it elsewhere, but they are faithfully following the rules, which is reflected in the delicious sashimi.

I came to this restaurant to use up the points I earned from the now-defunct Go To Eat campaign, which will expire at the end of March. The emergency declaration has ended for now, so I decided to visit this place to redeem my points. It's called Hokkaido Shiretoko Fishery. Although it may not be authentic Hokkaido seafood, it seems to offer a mix of seafood and Hokkaido cuisine. By becoming a member, you can get a 10% discount on everything. First, I tried the sashimi. It lacked the Hokkaido essence completely and the cost performance was surprisingly poor. However, the grilled sea bream collar was delicious. The best dish was the fried chicken. It had a generous portion and great taste. It's definitely worth it. I didn't take a photo, but the salmon roe and whitebait rice bowl was also delicious. Just this one dish alone can make you quite full. I was able to enjoy delicious dishes here. Thank you for the meal.

I came to Suita after a long time, so I visited Shiretoko Fishery at Suita Green Place. They have Genghis Khan! I can't remember the last time I had it... so I ordered the Genghis Khan set meal. The lamb has a nice texture and the seasoning goes really well with the rice. I finished it in no time. You can apparently get a rice refill too.

The izakaya restaurant in Kitahama at Suita Green Place. This facility houses high-quality restaurants, so I rarely go there, but if you are using JR Suita, you should definitely check it out. I still want to go for drinks at the revolving sushi restaurant Maimon in Kanazawa at night. They have tempura, ramen, bread, and more. It mainly operates at night, so I wonder what the customer base is like, but the prices are quite reasonable. The donburi bowls are recommended. The service is also like an izakaya. They don't have crab, so I ordered the two-color donburi with salmon and ikura. Since it's autumn, I was hoping for delicious ikura, but it was just a regular izakaya lunch, so there was nothing outstanding. However, the salmon and ikura on white rice is a crowd-pleaser, and I felt that relatively elderly couples from the affluent area of Kitasenri were using the restaurant. It might be a bit expensive for university students to have lunch here. Next time, I have to go try the tonkatsu restaurant. I wonder what's driving me to do this (lol). Just for your reference.

Seafood bowl is delicious!! (*^^*) I heard that there is a delicious lunch with seafood bowl, so I went with my mother!! (*^^*) It was light and the seafood was fresh, my mother was happy too! The portion was just right! (^-^)/ I want to come back for lunch again! (^-^)/

Salmon tataki bowl. It's not a set meal, so it only comes with miso soup and pickles. The amount of rice was large and I got quite full. It had a manly meal vibe, so next time I might not order a bowl.

I went to eat Zangi set meal after a long time. The menu had changed a bit, and now they also had a large serving Zangi set meal. It's good for those who want to eat a lot. I ordered the regular one, but it was difficult to finish four pieces because each piece was big. I had someone help me finish one. What had improved was that the miso soup, which used to be thin, was now properly made miso soup! Also, there were two types of side dishes in small plates. They were delicious too. I forgot to take a photo.

Boiled fish set meal

Genghis Khan set meal available only during lunchtime.

Fried horse mackerel set meal has good cost performance.