KHad- FairCyde
• From Malaysia • Live in Japan • Islam
Im guessing the owner used to work in hotel or he just traveled a lot. Being here feels like hanging out in a 90's hotel lounge. Nice, relaxing, atmosphere. Maybe the australian flag on the window has something to do with his before experiences.
Serves alcohol but provide halal menu for muslims. If u cant read japanese, they also have the one in english.
Friendly owner. Japanese but loves to go from table to table and talk with guests.
I had two dishes, hamburg which was recommended by him. With set, it comes with rice, noodle, and salad. The hamburg itself is juicy and tender, even though it was cooked well done. The homemade sauce was awesome. It goes so well with the meat. But for others, it was a so-so. I can see how he put the effort and love towards the food. Not to mention his food presentation, he definitely worked in a hotel or cottage restaurant. I would also recommend this dish.
After having that, i decided to try the sir
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Nice vibe. Very friendly staffs and owner. Guitar is also available if u wanna play. Malaysians and Indonesians can instantly feels like home.
The price might be a bit over the fence. You can easily spend in between 2000-5000 yen inside.
Food taste so good. Some are instant but the owner modified it with fresh ingredients. Nice play! Sometimes he will give some local snacks to enjoy.
Good location. U can 'cuci mata' towards the street as the window face out at the corner of a junction in the middle of clubbing street of sakae.
I would recommend the coffee. Reminded me kopi ABC when i was in indonesia. Lovin it and highly recommend this place.
U can smoke in the premise. Nearby the area there is a tobacco shop where you can purchase gudang garam or djarum. Then the experience will be complete.
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