Hyperlocal Tokyo

I had been curious about this place for a while, but with the price of eggs going up, I haven't been making much omurice at home, so I decided to give it a try. The omurice was exactly as described on the menu. It was beautifully presented and tasted delicious. The price was also reasonable, considering it's located in a station building! The creme brulee dessert was also very good, with plenty of eggs used in it. The only negative was that I ordered iced coffee but was served hot coffee. Maybe I mispronounced it? It was early in the day, and the coffee was so good, I figured it was probably freshly brewed, so I didn't mind too much. Update April 16, 2024: The lunch set is no longer available... Too bad! (>_<)

I wanted to try both the omurice and the pancakes, so I chose the value-for-money plate. The fluffy, jiggly texture of the egg when it arrived was amazing! I was so impressed. Everything was delicious, the atmosphere was calm and relaxing, and I was able to enjoy a leisurely chat. I was completely satisfied. When you order the plate, the pancakes come out with the omurice, so I was torn between eating them together or saving them for dessert. I regret leaving them until the end because they got cold. I wish I could have tried the pancakes on their own!

It's more of a cafe than a restaurant, with a limited food menu. The flavors are simple, with a slightly light seasoning that might be perfect for women. The taste is neither too strong nor too bland, just right. The portions are also women-friendly, which might be insufficient for men. The retro-style cafe interior is calming and relaxing.

Pancakes are only available after 2 PM! The rice is also delicious! Have you ever tried a castella-style pancake? It's definitely worth trying! Delicious 😋 I'm full now.

I was curious about this place and finally decided to try it. It's conveniently located right next to Kinshicho Station, and the floor layout is stylish. Since it was my first time, I ordered the standard soufflé omelet for ¥1,000. It was fluffy, but for some reason, I couldn't taste the eggs. The rice underneath was also bland. It would have been nice if they had salt and pepper on the table so I could adjust the flavor. The amount of ketchup on the omelet felt a bit skimpy too. Most importantly, I was disappointed that they didn't provide hand towels. The alcohol sanitizer at the entrance was also just a simple spray bottle, so I really wished they had hand towels.