Hyperlocal Tokyo

I visited for an evening tea and used the terrace seating. While mobile ordering is the standard, they also provided a menu, which seemed helpful for those unfamiliar with the system. The prices aren't cheap, but the portions are generous, so it might not feel overpriced. This area is prone to strong winds, so using the terrace seating depends on the season and your preference.

You can get Chicago-style pizza here. The patio is a dog's paradise.

**Features:** A restaurant where you can enjoy Belgian craft beer. **Ambiance:** Casual, with an open terrace overlooking the sea. **Infection Control Measures:** Disinfectant at the entrance, acrylic panels on tables, windows and entrance open for constant ventilation. While understandable due to staff shortages, it was concerning that plates, knives, and forks were left on the table after the previous customer had finished their meal. **Food:** Salad lunch **Review:** I stopped by on a weekday after watching a movie. Although acrylic panels were installed on the tables (perhaps because they were installed), it felt cramped. I went at 1:00 PM, past the lunch peak, so maybe it was because of that or because there were fewer staff, but it was concerning that the previous customer's food was left on the table. The salad lunch was neither good nor bad. The iced coffee was large but weak. Considering that I ate bread with my bare hands, I should have brought hand sanitizer with me.

It was a weekday, so the restaurant was relatively calm and we were able to enjoy our meal peacefully. The staff who served us were bright and courteous. It was a shame that there was no bread, only rice.

The terrace and windows offer a great sense of openness, making it a good spot for daytime drinking. Overall, the prices are on the higher side. The trial set might be a good deal as it comes with snacks.