We, a couple in our 50s, visited this restaurant. It was tucked away from the busy street, giving it a hidden gem vibe that we really enjoyed. We leisurely savored the elegant tempura course at the counter. Just like the store in Shinsaibashi, the taste and texture were impeccable. We had requested to be served sake to complement the dishes during the reservation, so we were not quite aware of the prices, but we enjoyed a total of 3 bottles of Tanbanokawa, Yukino Bijin, and 2 glasses of draft beer for the two of us at this price. If we had dined at a more famous restaurant of this caliber, it would have cost us twice as much. This place is truly a hidden gem among hidden gems. Since it is still a new establishment, the staff were not entirely accustomed to their roles, but their efforts to make up for it were evident. We did not feel any negative vibes as customers, and we believe that this restaurant will continue to grow into something great. Unlike the Shinsaibashi branch, where a more authoritative floor staff member leads, creating a sense of tension, here we were able to enjoy our meal in a comfortable and delicious manner. We are looking forward to bringing our children next time.

I was able to spend a pleasant time in a very clean and calm interior. The dishes were explained one by one, and I enjoyed many skewers of kushikatsu without feeling heavy. It was delicious.