01 / ABOUT THE PLACE
About this place
Just a short walk from Chikatetsu-akatsuka Station, No Usagi is a reliable dining spot that serves complete teishoku set meals for both lunch and dinner. The compact interior offers counter seating alongside several tables, where soft jazz plays in the background, setting an unhurried tone for a peaceful meal.
Hearty, comforting sets with multiple side dishes
The menu features familiar home-style staples, ranging from seafood options like salt-grilled mackerel and thick-cut salted silver salmon to fried chicken and ginger pork prepared with a choice of loin or belly meat. Many of the sets include 3 small vegetable side dishes (kobachi), complementing the gently seasoned main courses with hot rice and miso soup for a comforting spread. More substantial options are also on hand, including pork and eggplant stir-fried with miso, as well as a hearty tonjiru pork soup set paired with your choice of small side plates.
Small plates for evening drinks in a calm setting
Beyond its role as a teishoku kitchen, No Usagi functions smoothly as an izakaya, with a wide assortment of accompaniments designed to pair with bottled beer, highballs, or sours. Guests can assemble a light meal around freshly prepared small dishes, such as house-made tsukune meatballs served with an onsen egg, freshly made warm oboro tofu, or asparagus dressed with spicy miso mayonnaise. Because the owner prepares each dish carefully to order, the space lends itself well to quiet solo visits, whether you are having a drink at the counter or combining a nightcap with a wholesome evening dinner.
