Variety, drink bar and refillable soups of the day. There is an English language tablet computer ordering system, which you hardly need language to use because there are of course images of all menu items. The images on the tablet and menu are a bit more appetizing than the appearance of the actual food, but the taste of the foid was not bad. I had the spicy winter broth containing meatballs, kimchi, long white cabbage (hakusai) and udon. My son had a rice omlette. My daughter had pizza and chips. My wife, like me had something that came in a skivet, but neither her's nor mine was bubbling hot. The soup of the day was a bland chicken corn but warming. I had three cups. Soup is NOT included in the 210 yen drink bar menu, though adjacent but it is cheaper at 150 yen and, like the drink bar, refills are free. The interior is spacious so there is not much corona-fear. Masks are compulsory on entry but everyone takes them off of course to eat. The windows are big, but shut. It was about 3500 yen for the four of us. It is nowhere near as good as a typical non-chain restaurant but it is filling inexpensive and quick. There has been no wait both times we have been on Saturday at lunch time but that may change post corona.