This restaurant offers stunning ocean views from every seat, making it a perfect spot for a romantic dinner or a special occasion.

The cafe was pretty quiet on a Tuesday afternoon. I liked the tables being spaced out, gave a nice sense of privacy. A decent spot to unwind and enjoy the resort vibe.

The place has been around for 150 years and it shows in the cozy, timeless feel of the dining room.

Although the prices are on the higher side, the quality of food and service makes it worth the splurge for a special occasion.

The old house setting is nice, but the grilled mackerel is the real draw. The skin was perfectly crisp, and the flesh stayed moist and flaky. Simple, but they nailed it.

I highly recommend this restaurant for its exquisite course meals featuring local Naruto ingredients. The sea bream soup broth was particularly outstanding, showcasing the chef&#39;s skill.

The Olive Beef fillet was a highlight. Ordered it rare, and it came out just right&mdash;super tender. The local Kotohira soy sauce they served on the side really complemented the meat&#39;s flavor. A solid choice.

Cozy little spot, perfect for catching up with friends. The spice level is customizable, which was a nice touch.

Nice little spot down a back alley. The outside looks so Japanese. Inside is bigger than you&#39;d think, very stylish. Food came out fast, which was nice for a date night.

The counter seats were so cozy, warmed by the charcoal fire even with the door open. I loved the grilled quail and tomato pasta. The beef was great, too.

The owner is super friendly and his English is great. We had a nice chat about the area and he gave us a couple of good tips for sightseeing. Really appreciated that personal touch.

Ingrid is such a warm host. The relaxed vibe here made it easy to chat with the person next to me, a local who gave me some great tips. Just a really nice, welcoming feeling.

The waffle with cream and caramel was just right today. The coffee was a simple, warm cup. It felt cozy sitting by the window, watching the street. A nice, quiet moment.

The coffee here is a real treat. They use Caravan beans and brew each cup with a Kalita ceramic dripper. Watching the careful hand-drip process is so calming. The whole vibe of the place just makes you slow down and enjoy it.

You can enjoy delicious food and drinks in a relaxed atmosphere. The sea bream sashimi was very delicious, and I would love to visit again when I travel to Tokushima.

The broth was rich but a bit too salty for me. Loved the thin, chewy noodles, and the free garlic was a nice touch.

A decent spot near Tokushima Station. Their cold soba with hot dipping broth was pretty good, simple and refreshing. The tempura with sweet shrimp was a nice touch. Portions are fine for the price.

The automated machine making the obanyaki is so cool to watch while you wait. It&#39;s a neat little show that makes the line go by faster. You can tell they&#39;re freshly made, and they&#39;re always perfectly warm when you get them.

Came here for the first time and was really impressed by the beef quality. The owner was super nice and explained everything. The beef with uni was the highlight for me, definitely something different! 🐮

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