The food looks so good. I prefer these family-run restaurants than the franchised ones. Many generations work together. They cook with more love and pride in their history.
things that I notice: 1. everyone can cook 2. the menu seems quite large and varied 3. the portion is generous 4. the price is quite reasonable 5. the chicken karaage looks to die for 6. and they never stop (especially the owner)
The world needs to recognize that it’s ordinary people, doing what they see as ordinary, which is extraordinary; Not athletes, not politicians, and not generals. It’s ordinary people like these, who are national treasures.
There are so many menus, but all of the menus look clean and delicious. It is amazing and worth to be respected that they don't serve instant food but treat customers with honesty.
Such an impressive business, both live and take out. Food cooked to order and take out carefully prepared. Family run where no one complains, just does their work magnificently. Impressive.
I am 80 years old and I still work but at home now I take care of the back yard and the vegetable garden and some house work. You are only as old as you want to be. LOVE THIS DINER.
I wish I could visit Japan once in my lifetime. I've never even tried their food, but it never fails to appeal my appetite. Hygienic, aesthetic and super delicious! ❤
Oh my gosh, the very first time I really appreciate watching these amazing home cooked dishes. And I promise that I will spend my next vacation in Japan than I want to travel to this diner and eat their delicious looking meals. That's definitely a MUST 😍❤️
It does look good. Be aware that unless you have a car, this place is not very convenient to get to as it's in the inaka (countryside) and there is not much else there to see, though there is one bus that goes by if you're really determined. The great thing is there are hundreds of restaurants just as good in the surrounding region that are easier to get to* - though no doubt you dropping by this place would cause a stir. *Yayoiken Okayama Shinbo in Okayama is one such place with a similar style of food.
Oh, MY look at that! See, these kinds of restaurants are my favorite, little privately owned places. If I were to win a world tour....I'd be hitting every locally appraised hole in the wall. THAT is a lunch indeed. Beautiful, tasty, varied and set to LOOK appetizing. They CARE if you like it. A huge thumbs up to this family!
