フルオブビーンズ

Picked full of beans our dinner after ready the good reviews. Not a disappointment at all! Food was great! It's a fusion between Japanese and western elements. Such as sashimi cappacio yusu dressing and local veggies, fish and chips with tempura batter. Grill pork was tender and juicy. Small portion was kinda a down side. Hence our plates are licking clean. Cosy environment with Japanese seatings. If you're of a bigger build, you might feel the clumsiness. And footwear needs to be removed, we were on winter boots, imagine the hassle. If someone has a stinky feet...... Well, May the odds be ever in your favor.

Strange place. Japanese sitting but European food. The most pleasant was that it was warm inside regardless cold weather outside. The service wasn’t very good, we had to wait for the waiter for rather a long time. The food and drinks were average (sangria has nothing in common with real sangria but is tasty)

Delicious food, well presented and lovely environment. Absolutely recommended.

This restaurant is worth a visit for the venue with a Japanese style sitting. At lunch time there were some local business people around but it was generally quit and cozy. The food was just ok and somewhat expensive for what it was.

Loved the atmosphere here. Not the biggest place but it sure is cozy. Had a wide variety of food and drinks. It’s not the easiest place to find cause it’s not near the main road. The staff were very friendly as well!

Great food lovely atmosphere Try the tuna salad which was great. They have deals for lunch

Food was quite nice, but not fantastic. Got the beef set. Went at lunch so it was more reasonably priced. I paid 1800¥. Very nice feel to the place.

It is a small place. No chairs so we were sitting on the floor on pillows. The atmosphere is nice. We had a full course for 3500 Yen each, but it wasnt enough, that was a little disappointing. Even though we were the only people eating there the waiters always rushed bringing food and didnt ask if we would like more drinks even when our glasses were empty. It seemed like they wanted to make us leave fast. The food was okay, but very expensive. I had higher expectations.

Full of Beans didn't seem to have beans on the menu but did have a delightful array of local dishes. The dinner menu had two halves: a daily selection of fresh vegetables from the local area prepared in various ways and a, seemingly more permanent, set of other dishes. Staff during our visit didn't speak much English, but there was a full English menu (some of the items even seemed to have been named in English first and then translated to Japanese).