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"A private room where you can enjoy sashimi at a loss and 100 yen grilled chicken restaurant" The main store's annex has opened on the 7th floor, with all seats in private rooms, providing a relaxing space where you can stretch your legs. As soon as the elevator opens, you are greeted by the entrance, which is quite surprising as usual. After putting your shoes in the shoe box, you walk down a long hallway with partitions that technically make it a private room, but since the ceiling is open, you can hear everything from the next room. Although the menu doesn't mention it, they do have plum wine available, and the speed of service is extraordinary - I ordered plum wine and it arrived in about 5 seconds (seriously). The first dish was "cold tripe appetizer," with the tripe being soft and stewed, but unfortunately, it became hard in the cold dish. The hot pot was already prepared, and it was a "sea bream seafood hot pot" with sea bream as the main ingredient, along with salmon and scallops in a soy sauce-based broth that brought out the flavors of the fish and seafood. The luxurious sashimi platter included "blowfish, sea urchin, salmon, and abalone," with the blowfish being from Shimonoseki, and the crunchy texture of the abalone and blowfish added a nice touch. The only meat dish, "charcoal-grilled Shiretoko chicken," was a bit tough since it was well-cooked. The freshly fried "fried smelt" was served piping hot, which was a delight, and it had plenty of eggs, including some with roe. The "seafood tempura" was not round like usual tempura, and it had shrimp, scallops, and onions mixed in, giving a crispy yet moist texture. The finishing udon noodles were thin and not firm, and they served as a perfect lightly flavored ending. The meal ended with a refreshing "yuzu sherbet." Despite focusing more on quality than quantity, the speed of the drinks service was unmatched, catering to impatient customers. The staff was attentive and provided excellent service, with everyone having a great smile and displaying mature professionalism."