I had a set meal with dashimaki tamago, fried chicken, a slice of cake, and a drink. The dashimaki tamago was fluffy and big, with a generous portion. The fried chicken was regular but they also have a super spicy version. I ordered a hot coffee for my drink. The cake set included a soft chiffon cake with whipped cream and blueberries on top. They also have a loyalty stamp card.

I stopped by here thinking it would be a snack for kids. First, the adults tried the plate for 500 yen. As shown in the photo, it was quite substantial, with four pieces of chicken thigh with herb and vegetable sauce. The vegetable salad dressing and oven-baked onions were also sweet and delicious. As for the chiffon cake I got for the kids, it turned out to be palm-sized (on the larger side). It was flavored with roasted green tea and matcha, which was a bit too much. Despite the parents' intentions, the kids thoroughly enjoyed their snack.

The western part of the neighborhood still lacks child-friendly places where kids can have fun and play. The takeout menu includes fried chicken, curry, and spicy lunch, each priced at 600 yen, or 500 yen if you bring your own container. They also offer cafe latte and a reservation-only dashimaki tamago sandwich for takeout. The food quality has improved since the opening, and the atmosphere of the restaurant is great. I hope it continues to thrive. The curry I ordered was delicious, with a good amount of spiciness that paired well with the multigrain rice and roasted vegetables. The curry could have used more roux, but overall, it was a tasty dish. The onion with skin on added a nice touch to the presentation, although it made it a bit difficult to eat. I'm curious about their whole grain rice roll pancake, made with 100% Hokkaido wheat flour and domestically roasted brown rice flour!

Daily lunch special fried chicken set meal, children's lunch. The private room in the back was a tatami room, so we had a great time even with kids. The children's lunch came with juice and ice cream, so they were very satisfied! My child loves this fried chicken, and they ate more than usual, which made me happy! Thank you for the meal!!!!!!!

I visited for the first time. It's a slightly stylish cafe. The customers are all women in groups. I was the only man, and it felt a bit cramped. However, the topics I overheard were about hospitals and chiropractors. I had the spicy curry drink set. The rice was mixed grain? The curry had plenty of vegetables and there was also a generous salad. The set with coffee was 1,000 yen.

This is a member of the Gekikara Shopping Street in Mukohi Market. In 2020, they ranked third in the Virtual 1 Uranpri competition. Their lunch menu includes spicy chicken karaage and kimchi croquettes. This shop is also known for delicious desserts. The spiciness of the whipped cream may surprise you even more than the spicy chicken karaage and kimchi croquettes. I think the lunch and desserts at this shop are both spicy and delicious. They also offer non-spicy menu options. The shop is located diagonally in front of Mukohi Shrine.

The summer vegetable curry was delicious, but there seemed to be a shortage of staff as several tables, including mine, were waiting in vain for the set drink and dessert to arrive.

For lunch in Mukoichi, we had daily lunch sets near Muko Shrine. Our second son had fried chicken, my wife had pizza, and I had gratin. It was quite delicious. The dessert in the set was also my wife's favorite.

I had chiffon cake. There were about three types of chiffon cakes, and I enjoyed the fluffy texture with a knife and fork. The sweetness was mild, and the portion was generous. It's a perfect menu for lunch or a break.