Dian N

The restaurant is large and cozy. I had the recommended poke bowl. After paying, the staff brought me a bowl of miso soup. It didn’t take long time before she returned with my poke bowl. The portion was generous, with plenty of salad piled on the top. I was surprised to find at the bottom a thin layer of sticky rice. All in all it was a good meal and very filling.

It’s a stall inside the supermarket so nothing fancy. There are two options for ordering food here, cash on the counter and credit card on a separate machine. It was very convenient. I had the yakitori and the tonkatsu. The tonkatsu was okay, but you don’t need to travel out of the way to Legacy to try it. The minimum order for yakitori is two sticks (2 pork belly) and can’t be mixed. The yakitori was delish!

It’s a decent choice for lunch while waiting for my flight. Service was not quick because only one staff was taking orders in the bar.
By the way, if you want to eat in, just grab a seat. The cashier counter was for to go customer.
I think the food is decent, but the portion is small and a bit pricey. However if you don’t want to eat burgers etc this one is the best choice.

I had lunch here on Monday and had the pork katsu (with rice). The pork was flavorful and tender even though the flour coat was a bit too hard. It was crunchy but for people with sensitive teeth like me, chew slowly. The set came with cabbage salad and dessert sando. The katsu sauce was a bit too sweet. There was also a cucumber pickle that I don’t think pair well with tonkatsu. I was never given pickles when ordering tonkatsu somewhere else (including in Japan). But in terms of taste and price, I think the set was great.

We came on Saturday for a walk after brunch. The park itself is not big and only a few people were here to jog at noon. The houses are historical houses built here (a few are replicas) such as a church, a schoolhouse, with furnishings inside. However we were only able to peek from the windows because they’re only open for visit on weekdays and with a guide. So I might come later after booking a tour online ($5 fee). You can find pretty things in the museum store such as colorful rock candies, beeswax candles etc.