I went to Gusto for the first time in a while. They had a collaboration menu with Coco Ichibanya, featuring a dish called "Gusto Honki Mori" which includes thin pork cutlet, cheese-filled hamburger, shrimp fry, and spicy fried chicken on top. I ordered it and a cat-faced robot quickly brought it to me. The curry was black and sweet, known as Gogo Curry, and it was delicious. The thin pork cutlet was crispy and went well with the curry. The shrimp fry naturally paired well with the curry. The cheese-filled hamburger was the usual size at Gusto, so it felt like a good deal. The hamburger and Gogo Curry went well together. The spicy fried chicken had a strong flavor on its own, so I felt it was a bit too intense when paired with the curry. Overall, it was a feast on one plate, and when it was brought to the table, it was a fun and exciting dish that made me say "wow."

I took the photo after eating, so it's not very pretty... I'm sorry. Family restaurants have everything, so they're perfect when you don't feel like thinking too much. The cold noodles, tan-tan udon, and salad at this family restaurant are just average, but still delicious!

I usually go to Gust for breakfast and sometimes for lunch, but when I saw the "Spring Enjoy Select Course" on Gust's official app, I decided to go in the evening for a change. The main dish was the "Plenty of Mayo Corn Pizza" and I chose the dessert "Glass Shortcake." In addition, it came with a "Green Salad" and "Corn Potage," as well as a side of "Small Portion of French Fries" and "Drink Bar." I was particularly drawn to the Glass Shortcake, which I wouldn't be able to find at other restaurants. It has been almost 25 years since I started going to Gust, and this was the first time I tried a soup other than the daily soup. It was delicious. Thank you very much.

In Takikawa City for dinner. It was early so it wasn't crowded. I went in for the kids' gacha, but the toy I wanted was already sold out, which was disappointing. I ordered a protein-rich menu, including cold tofu, chicken sauté, and lots of vegetables. I also had a salad and a beer. I forgot that this Gusto doesn't have a salad bar. The taste was okay, not great but not bad either. It was enjoyable. The bread that came with the kids' menu was delicious.

Gusto's hamburger has become amazing, perhaps in response to Royhō's Kurokuro hamburger. A new hamburger course supervised by Chef Toba of sio has been released. It's a limited-time offer, priced at 1869 yen, which is a bit high for Gusto, but considering the course includes salad, corn soup, hamburger, rice, and glass cake, it's a good deal. The appetizer is a salad, but it's not your typical family restaurant salad. It combines fruits like kiwi with small shrimp and almonds, all tied together with a soy-based dressing for a slightly complex flavor. The corn soup is a rich corn potage with fried onions adding a nice touch. At this point, a message card from the chef arrives, something you wouldn't expect at a family restaurant. Next is the hamburger, surprisingly voluminous in appearance. When you cut it open, meat juice and cheese potato burst out. It's hard not to exclaim in surprise when you see it. Enjoying it with demi-glace sauce creates a whole new level of deliciousness. The hamburger is a blend of beef and black pork, and with each cut, more meat juice comes out, truly surprising. The sautéed eggplant on the side is also delicious. It's definitely an impressive hamburger. The glass cake at the end is satisfying, like a parfait. The thin, crispy baked cookie called a tuile has a wonderful aroma and goes well with the whipped cream and ice cream. Since it's a limited-time offer, it's worth enjoying a different Gusto experience.

I ordered the "Toast & Boiled Egg Set" from the morning menu. I had planned to keep it simple and light since I was going to have ramen and a giant gyoza at Ichifuku for lunch that day, but when it came time to order, I hesitated between adding soft French bread or changing the toast to pancakes. In the end, I stuck to my original plan. It was a satisfying meal. Thank you very much.

When I went before, I ordered the "Sweet Red Bean Cream Toast Set" for the first time and opted to change the toast to pancakes. However, this time I ordered it with toast as it is. Even with toast, the sweet red bean paste and mascarpone cream were served separately in three areas: just the red bean paste, just the mascarpone cream, and a mixed area. I enjoyed it by dividing them up. Since butter was also provided, I should have added another slice of toast, brought some salt from the drink bar, and made it into a sweet red bean cream toast and salted butter toast. I realized later that it would have been a great combination. It was a delightful experience. Thank you very much.

Even though I often visit this restaurant, there are still menu items I haven't tried. I was excited to order the "Sweet Red Bean Cream Toast Set" from the Western-style breakfast menu, but as I was placing my order on the tablet, a screen popped up allowing me to change the toast to pancakes as an option. I couldn't resist, so I changed it to pancakes. The dish was served with red bean paste and mascarpone cream in separate dishes, allowing me to enjoy them separately, together, or mixed. It was a delicious and satisfying meal. Thank you very much.

I couldn't find breakfast, so I went to Gusto! There are many restaurants that open at 11:00, but not many that open at 10:00. The Western-style breakfast set costs 699 yen and comes with soup, while the Japanese-style breakfast set costs the same and includes grilled mackerel with grated daikon, fried egg, salad, bacon, and sausage. The Japanese set also comes with miso soup, pickles, rice, and a small side dish. It's a satisfying meal with a lot of dishes for a good price. I was able to relax and enjoy a hearty breakfast. It was nice to have a power outlet to charge my devices as well. Thank you for the meal!

The pancake and scrambled egg set on the morning menu at Gusto comes with all-you-can-eat daily soup, so alternating between soup and pancakes gives a nice balance of salty and sweet. Nowadays, some may consider pancakes as a main dish, but with cake included, it feels more like a type of dessert. However, I can't help but think that the French toast that used to be on the morning menu, despite using a lot of sugar, is not a dessert because it's toast!

I went to the Gusto in Takikawa City and used a half-price coupon from SmartNews. I had the "Hamburger & Chicken Nanban 431 yen" and the "A set (rice and daily soup) 301 yen" for dinner. It was delicious and filling. It was a great deal.

I ordered the corn-filled pizza toast for breakfast. It seemed high in calories, but actually not too bad. However, with Gusto's breakfast, the soup bar and drink bar are included, so it ends up being a decent amount of calories. It came with a pizza cutter, but the toast was too thick for it to work well. It's better to eat it with a knife and fork or just bite into it directly.

On Sunday, when I went to buy thread and hemp at the market, I stopped by Gusto. Since it was after the Hokkaido Eastern Iburi earthquake, I was hoping they would have their morning menu available for a good deal, but it turned out to be a limited menu. Despite everything, I managed to get by with rice, but bread was hard to come by on Sundays, so I decided to order the plenty of mayo corn pizza, which was close to bread. The pizza had a bread-like crust, so at least my craving for bread was satisfied. After that, since the trains and buses were back in service, I went to Sapporo for a change of scenery, and I saw a huge line at a bakery. It made me think that having hardtack during disasters makes a lot of sense.

The morning menu at Gusto is cheap and delicious. Plus, it comes with a drink bar and soup. As someone who loves pizza, I chose the Japanese-origin pizza toast from the various morning menu options. I thought it might be high in calories, but it turns out it's not.

One Sunday morning, after going to the market to buy thread and hemp, I went to Gust Takikawa store to have breakfast. I ordered the toast and boiled egg set, which was the cheapest option. However, when I arrived at the store, it was almost the end of the morning menu time, and they were out of boiled eggs. Instead, they offered me a hot spring egg as a replacement, which I agreed to. A boiled egg alone costs 50 yen excluding tax, while a hot spring egg alone costs 79 yen excluding tax. I saved 30 yen.

I ordered the pizza toast set, which came with a morning salad, soup of the day, and a drink bar. It was part of the holiday morning menu, but I believe it was also available on weekdays. The drink bar offered acerola drink, iced coffee, iced cocoa, cappuccino, and apple tea. I usually don't put ice in my iced drinks, but for the iced cocoa, I had to because it came out warm from the dispenser. However, even with a lot of ice, the cocoa was still lukewarm and weak in flavor, not very tasty. I was really in a tough spot.

I ordered the daily hamburger lunch set 5. Originally, one of the side dishes for the hamburger is not fried chicken, but fried squid, but it was changed to fried chicken, and it also comes with white fish fry and cabbage. It includes a drink bar and soup bar, so compared to other family restaurant lunch menus, it is quite a good deal.

I live near Takigawa and visited for the first time. I won a half-price premium cheese hamburger through a coupon on the app, so I decided to go. I was not familiar with using this kind of coupon, but when I entered the number on the tablet, the order was automatically placed. I also ordered rice separately. It arrived in about 5 minutes. The teppanyaki plate was hot, but the hamburger itself was not too hot. I'm not sure how "premium" the hamburger really is, but it was definitely a good deal. Thank you for the meal.

I had the relatively hearty breakfast set from Gusto's morning menu. You can choose between rice or thick sliced toast, and I chose the thick sliced toast, which I rarely eat at home.