Every time you stand at the door of kobayashi's stabbing, it's very calm, a simple sign, a dark light, a feeling of home, a lined-up japanese wooden table and chair, and a thin space filled with people, it's warmer, and warmer yellow lights are projected on white steam coming out of the firepots, talking, boiling, chopsticks, and a buddha in crowded halls that can accommodate the voice of the whole world so that the eaters here can relax their mouths, put on the walls of the thousand and thousands, the dragon cat, the witch house... The familiar accelerator, the repertoire theme of the scene, each of which has the ability to impress the human heart, fills the food of kobayashi with the temperature, cut the salmon, stabbing the sweet shrimp, and stabbing the fish, which is very rich in variety, and thick in size, is a classic, because of the attitude to food, which is good for both quality and freshness, so it's good for both a whole piece of thick salmon to have mustards on it, soy sauce on it, and then swallow it in a sip. Meat in your mouth, sweet silk in your tongue, no taste at all, french foie gras sushi. A sauerkraut, full of cuisine, full of fish, with shrimp and seaweeds, is a very fresh sauerkraut, and the fruit blends in to make the sauerkraut taste fresher, a little sauerkraut rice with a little sauerkraut and a little sauerkraut, which is probably a table full of soft rice, with a little tuna pine, a little moist, a little sea moist and a little moist, and a little sour, and a little tummy, so, in addition to tungsten, a little tungsten, a little tsin, a little tsin. "boiled, fragrancely fragrances are tempting, and a scrambling scrambling, with sour, spicy soup, warmed from the head to the feet, and it's over in the little woods, and every time, the appetite of the eaters is cured while enjoying the good food, and they pack themselves up and dress, and the waiters are friendly, and walk out of the narrow hallway of the little forest and look up at the sky, and look at the stars, and once again they're back in their hearts, and they walk out with their healthy steps."