I love this type of store, so I was excited to step in as soon as I saw it. As expected, the sandwiches, salads, coffee, and desserts here all have a distinctly Japanese touch. The food is prepared with great care—clean, beautifully presented, and never overly greasy or drenched in sauce.

What’s even more impressive is how precise everything looks. I almost suspect the ingredients are prepared by machines because they’re so perfectly arranged, ensuring a consistent texture with every bite. The seasoning is also well thought out. For example, in their pork cutlet sandwich, they use a thin layer of honey mustard instead of the typical tonkatsu sauce. This makes it refreshingly light, breaking away from the usual expectation that pork cutlets must always be paired with a rich sauce.

Their fries are also fantastic. At first, I was about to ask for some ketchup, but after taking a bite or two, I realized I didn’t need it at all. The fries were perfectly golden, with no burnt spots, seasoned just right, and impressively non-greasy.