It is located on the third floor of a building on Sanjo Street, about a 5-minute walk from Karasuma Oike, so it is a little hard to find from the street, but thanks to a sign on the stairs, you can get there without getting lost.

As you walk up the stairs, you are greeted by a nice entrance with the atmosphere of a hideout.

The interior of the restaurant is a warm, wood-based space. Antique ornaments are displayed everywhere, and the calm interior is impressive. Looking more closely, some of the items had price tags attached, so it appears that they can be purchased as well. Beautiful tableware and sundries are lined up throughout the restaurant, making it a fun place to just look around while waiting for your meal.

This time we had a set meal of one soup and three vegetables. Surprisingly, the price was 1,000 yen!
Considering the current prices, we are happy to be able to enjoy such a solid meal for 1,000 yen. On this day, we visited around 7:00 p.m. and had it for dinner.

The set menus can be found on the board posted in front of the restaurant. The main dish of the day was "Thick Fried Bean Curd with Gomoku Ankake". The thick fried bean paste with plenty of chopped vegetables such as Chinese cabbage and carrots is entwined with the thick fried bean paste and is very satisfying. The aroma of yuzu miso (soybean paste) spread softly and was very tasty with a gentle flavor.

The set also included brown rice, pickles, miso soup, onion salad, and sesame paste, a well-balanced menu with plenty of vegetables for the body. Eating while carefully savoring each dish, I felt both my body and mind were filled with satisfaction.

After the meal, we enjoyed a cup of hot tea and a pleasant afterglow.

This is the perfect place to go when your mind and body are in need of a healthy meal and you want to take a breather.
You can enjoy a relaxing meal at a restaurant that is like a quiet hideaway [Everyday Chabu].
Please come and visit us.