Yuán - 播磨町

The staff is friendly, and the restaurant has a calming atmosphere with wood interiors. Even if you order spaghetti a la carte, a small-sized drink comes with i... read more The staff is friendly, and the restaurant has a calming atmosphere with wood interiors. Even if you order spaghetti a la carte, a small-sized drink comes with it, so it's also good value for money.

I visited this restaurant located in front of Tsuchiyama Station for lunch. The atmosphere of the restaurant is reminiscent of a cozy, old-fashioned coffee shop... read more I visited this restaurant located in front of Tsuchiyama Station for lunch. The atmosphere of the restaurant is reminiscent of a cozy, old-fashioned coffee shop with a wooden theme. While they do not have lunch set menus, they offer set menu options like spaghetti, hot dogs, and ham and eggs that are perfect for a midday meal. The set menus include soup, salad, and fruit, with drinks available for an extra charge. The dessert set comes with coffee or tea. If you choose to have a drink with your meal, it will cost over 1,000 yen. In addition to the set menus, they also have lighter meal options like toast, sandwiches, and different types of spaghetti. They also seem to offer a morning set menu. Today, I was looking for a heartier meal so I only ordered an iced coffee and planned to have lunch at another restaurant later on.

This is a retro-style coffee shop. The coffee, especially the special Neapolitan, was delicious. The sandwich bread was fluffy, but overall the flavor was a bit... read more This is a retro-style coffee shop. The coffee, especially the special Neapolitan, was delicious. The sandwich bread was fluffy, but overall the flavor was a bit bland. The interior of the shop had a cozy atmosphere, like being inside a log cabin. The staff were friendly and made for a relaxed dining experience.

The interior of the restaurant is a charming, old-fashioned cafe. I tried the elusive Geisha coffee for 700 yen. I could hear the sound of the master grinding t... read more The interior of the restaurant is a charming, old-fashioned cafe. I tried the elusive Geisha coffee for 700 yen. I could hear the sound of the master grinding the beans. The coffee was clear in color, subtly sweet with no bitterness, and had a rich flavor. Thank you.

The interior of the restaurant exudes a nostalgic Showa era vibe, reminiscent of a retro coffee shop. read more The interior of the restaurant exudes a nostalgic Showa era vibe, reminiscent of a retro coffee shop.