My overall score: 3.9/5

Ordered:
-Chicken rice omurice, demi-glace sauce 880 yen

-Seafood omurice (sorry we couldn’t remember the exact name)

I must have set my expectations too high about omurice from all the anime I have been watching. But overall this is a cute restaurant with dishes that will fill you up! It doesn’t seem to show in Google maps, but I’m pretty sure we went into PARCO in Nagoya downtown for this! They also have some other themes like Peter Rabbit Cafe!

Presentation:                    3.7/5
I like the presentation. the watercress on top is a lovely touch along with the words on the plate that encouraged you to eat the watercress to stay healthy; it was an extra detail that I loved! It looks more elegant and fancier than other what other places selling omurice would have.

Health:                                  4/5
There aren’t many vegetarian options, but I have heard different locations may have some different menus! The dishes aren’t salty, or oily.

Atmosphere/location: 4.7/5
I am pretty sure we went to the one located in PARCO in Nagoya downtown! It is convenient and easily accessible. Their name is inside the phamplets of restaurants to eat in the mall so it should be an easy find. The restaurant is cute, we almost thought we were in a Alice in Wonderland themed restaurant!

Cost:                                  3.5/5
For the amount of meat I got in my chicken omurice and the amount of seafood in Lisa’s, I don’t feel like it was really worth the cost. When I bought groceries in Nagoya I could definitely have made this dish for way less than what it cost.

 

Taste:                                3.5/5
-Chicken omurice: Sadly what I most vividly remember from the dish was the watercress. It was very fragrant and fresh! There were very few small chunks of chicken that was dry and bland. I think they relied a lot on the demi-glace sauce to provide the flavour to the rest of the dish.

–Corn potage soup: I loved this soup! In Japan, they seem to really like this corn soup and you can find it easily in many places! It’s basically like a corn chowder. The consistency is thinner than a chowder but not watery like some other places that sold the corn soup.

–Seafood omurice: Lisa said the dish did not really stand out to her and she remembers the mushrooms? haha

Service:                             3.8/5
The girls were very kind and polite… pretty much like the standard service in Japan. The food came out at reasonable times!