From the decorations and furnishings in the shop, it seems the owner is someone who enjoys riding motorcycles, and the restaurant may have previously catered to the style of motorcycle enthusiasts. However, it now has a more gentle atmosphere with green plants.

Regarding the food, I highly recommend their pasta series. The noodles are neither too hard nor too soft, with a certain chewiness that makes them very flavorful. The pesto sauce they make is likely made from ingredients grown in the restaurant's courtyard, so it does not have that industrial pesto taste.

Additionally, when you place an order, you can enjoy unlimited red tea and green tea drinks. I initially thought it would just be cheap, large-batch drinks, but to my surprise, the tea has a surprisingly smooth aroma and is quite well made. This impressed me even more about the restaurant, as it shows they pay attention to the little details. The black tea has a traditional flavor, slightly sweetened but not overly so; the green tea is unsweetened, allowing you to enjoy its original taste.

If you happen to be near the station and are looking to fill your stomach with Western cuisine, I recommend dining here.