The outside of the restaurant is pretty nondescript. The noticeable thing from the exterior is that the sign and name of the restaurant is written with Latin letters or romaji as known in Japan. But the interior is something to talk about. Upon entry, the customer would be stricken by the vastly different atmosphere. Everything is European-styled and Western. Even the employees were European or non-Japanese. (Granted there were some Japanese employees here and there, but mostly in the background). The restaurant also played atmospheric music that would give the customer the feel as if they left Japan.