I visited for lunch. I ordered Lemon Chicken Butter Saute & Shrimp and Yam Okra Tofu. No rice, 708kcal. The robot brought it to me. The chicken was juicy and had a soy sauce butter flavor. It was delicious and hot. The side dish had shrimp, okra, shiso, yam, tofu with dashi soy sauce. It was a low-carb, diet-friendly lunch. It was a delightful dish for those on a diet. Thank you for the meal! ( ^人^ )

【10 months after my last visit】I was lured in by the alcohol sale that has been heavily advertised on the internet and TV, so I decided to drop by for a snack in the evening. I found an empty seat on my own at this chain restaurant and placed my order using the tablet. First up, a draft beer. Afternoon drinking really hits the spot, doesn't it? It's nice that there aren't many people around. The chu-hai is only 99 yen, but I decided to go for the stronger option. It costs double, but discounted chu-hai is basically like water so it needs to be stronger to taste good. I also ordered a mixed plate of snacks, but was shocked when it arrived. What is this messy presentation? A seasoned egg, chicken breast, kimchi - even when I eat them myself, they look better than this... (sigh) The alcohol sale was good, so next time I'll come here for a meal instead.【Overview】Located along National Route 163, on the corner near the entrance to the driver's license testing center, this restaurant is part of a chain. There's also a steakhouse from the same chain next door, and a shabu-shabu restaurant in the vicinity. Additionally, there's a chain restaurant Ginza that serves hamburgers, udon, beef bowls, and fried chicken - they have everything.

The tempura was crispy, crunchy, and juicy, and very delicious. It can be enjoyed with two types of sauces, tartar sauce and grated daikon radish. The shrimp Caesar salad with plump shrimp and fresh, crunchy lettuce topped with powdered cheese was also very delicious.

Today, while my friend was enjoying a luxurious solo barbecue on a holiday, I was stuck at work. On my way, I needed to use the restroom and ended up at this spacious garage. Steak Gusto? Cafe & Restaurant Gusto? The entrances were split, one on the right and one on the left. Is the restroom shared? I was surprised to see that you can order with a tablet and all the drinks are self-service. My mom would usually wait for a staff member to bring water and take orders at the table. Hamburger & shrimp fry, rice, soup, drink set. The way the rice was served with the leftover spoon marks was a bit off-putting. I couldn't see the kitchen, but this kind of restaurant makes me nervous about food safety. The taste of the processed frozen food was okay, not great. The magic of Gusto's prices is that they end in 99 or 999, making it seem cheaper than it actually is. It was tasty, but not as cheap as it seems. I used the parking service ticket barcode and went to the restroom one more time before leaving. Thanks for the meal!

This shop is located at the intersection near the entrance to the driving test center on Route 163. It is on the way from Keihan Furukawabashi Station to the Kadoma Driver's License Test Center. There is a parking lot below, and when you go up the stairs, there are two separate restaurants: Steak Gusto and Gusto. I went into Gusto and ordered a drink bar. You order using a touch panel, so after sitting down, I went straight to the drink bar. The atmosphere of the shop was good, and it was moderately quiet, so I was able to spend a relaxing time.

Hello~ Hello~ It's Aiken Loss here (ﾉ･∀･)ﾉ I find myself tearing up whenever there's a moment of free time~ (ﾉ･∀･)ﾉ I watched Mairevi-san's Gast review and thought, "That's a good way to use it!" so I decided to review it since there are some people who only have photos registered ( ・∀・) You know that TV show "Kaerema10!!"? The one where you have to guess the top 10 popular menu items... well, Gast wasn't featured in it... I have a bad feeling about this... Oh no, here it is! It's here! It's here! It's here~!! ( ﾟДﾟ) The next Sunday lunch, my family was all set on going to Gast! ( ﾟДﾟ)!! Since it was right after the TV show, there was a long line of people waiting... What should I eat? I ended up getting a set of cold noodles and bibimbap that was on special~ I don't know if they boiled the noodles or microwaved them since I'm not involved in the process... ( ・∀・) The noodles were mushy... the core was still hard... the boiling was all wrong... (。>д<) I thought about calling the manager to have it remade, but I decided against it because I didn't want to cause a scene... I understand they're busy but... I should have just had the hamburger~ (ﾉ･∀･)ﾉ

I went for a takeout late at night and there were quite a few customers. I ordered a hamburger, fries, and fried chicken, then sat on the bench in front of the register to wait. I waited for what felt like 30 minutes to an hour, so I finally rang the bell at the register to call a staff member and asked, "Is it ready yet?" They replied, "It's ready." Are you kidding me? Is it up to the customers to ask every time if the order is ready? How are we supposed to know when it's ready? The food was cold and it was the worst experience. They may not understand how to provide service, but as someone in the same industry, they should have thought about it.

The reviewer used the parking lot at the Moriguchi Test Site and enjoyed cold noodles to significantly reduce the parking fee. By eating a meal, they were able to cut the parking fee for 2 hours and get a discount on the extension fee. The cold noodles cost around 700 yen, which helped save 1,600 yen on parking. The reviewer found the cold noodles a bit lukewarm, preferring them colder. The noodles had a chewy texture but were a bit weak in flavor. Overall, considering the price, the reviewer enjoyed the meal, which felt like a breakfast option. They also mentioned that Steak Gusto offers free parking for 3 hours, but it can be crowded. When in need of parking, the Moriguchi Test Site is a good option.

Nowadays, "Gusto" has become completely like a copy of Saizeriya. Sponsored by a drink, the other day there was a cheer dance presentation by my second daughter, but my wife had plans to go to the gym at night, so we were wondering what to do for dinner. Then my wife suggested using the Jeff Gourmet Card she had. We looked at the brochure attached, which listed the list of affiliated stores where the card could be used, and after researching various options, we found that there weren't many places that seemed enjoyable for the kids and reasonably priced. So, after eliminating other options, we decided to go to "Gusto" which was listed at the top of the list. It's been a while since we went to a family restaurant, and the usual patterns are Saizeriya, Kura Sushi, and Sushiro. So, we were surprised to see that the menu at Gusto was very similar to Saizeriya. It seems like they are clearly targeting Saizeriya's customers. Therefore, the dishes we ordered were almost the same as Saizeriya's. Firstly, for myself, I ordered a decanter of red wine. It was 500cc for 399 yen, which was almost the same as Saizeriya in terms of quantity and price. Then, we had sautéed spinach and bacon, which I felt like I had seen before. The highlight was the Milan-style doria. It was exactly the same as it is. A mountain of french fries. This is something Saizeriya doesn't have. In terms of Italian dishes, I felt that Saizeriya was slightly better, but when it comes to hamburgers, Gusto's long history shines through. The hamburger was meaty, large in size, and had a solid demi-glace sauce. At 499 yen, it was a great deal! I forgot to take a picture, but my eldest daughter chose the Chicken Tequila with Spicy Spice, and although the meat seemed to be imported, it had a good volume and looked satisfying. For the kids, we added a drink bar to these dishes, and the total for the three of us was just over 3,000 yen. This is quite a good effort by Gusto, don't you think? Saizeriya can't afford to be complacent anymore!

Located along Route 163, at the entrance to the driving license test center, is a chain restaurant. Next to it is a steakhouse from the same chain, which I have visited before. Today, I decided to go a little upscale and ordered a plate that includes my favorite oyster fry along with a cut steak, priced at 971 yen. The rice is an additional order at 247 yen, making the total just over 1000 yen. However, when the dish arrived, it looked quite different from the photos, and the quality seemed disappointing. The tough meat and heavily battered oysters made me question if it was worth paying for. Thankfully, I had a voucher to cover the cost. In conclusion, it might be best to stick to the daily specials at Gusto for lunch, rather than ordering from the regular menu. (laughs)

I thought I wouldn't come here again, but a 500 yen digital coupon drew me back in. In the midst of this unprecedented takeout and delivery boom, the use of the brand name of the affiliated fried chicken shop as part of their business strategy got me. I placed a takeout order from my smartphone, with payment to be made upon pickup. I ordered the regular fried chicken for 130 yen and the garlic sauce fried chicken for 140 yen. The taste was not bad, with the crispy skin being particularly good. This chain restaurant is located along National Route 163, near the entrance to the driver's license testing center. There is also a steakhouse and a shabu-shabu restaurant from the same chain nearby. In addition, this chain restaurant offers hamburgers, udon, beef bowls, and fried chicken.