The taste is delicious. The serving speed is slow. Since it is run by an elderly couple, those who want service like a family restaurant should not go.

+3

Is it run by an elderly couple? The cooking work is very careful and neat, I was surprised. The tomato salad is full of tomatoes. Edamame is also boiled after being ordered. A bit overboiled but hot so I couldn't hold it. Personally, frozen microwave is enough. Are the pickles also homemade? The sudachi was not just cut in half but cut like Pac-Man. The ray fin is also cut with scissors to make it easy to eat. It's just that the porridge ordered for the end, there is no photo but it's too piled up, so I feel like the portion should be a little smaller. But one thing that is a pity is the beer mug, it's not managed well so the smell transfers and the beer is not good. It's not just this shop, almost all shops are like that. The bill is rough and I thought it was cheaper than expected. I hope they don't lose money.

+2

It's an old town izakaya run by an elderly couple. Payment, ordering, etc. are analog from the old days, maybe the payment is a rough estimate. The amount on the menu and the amount charged were different, and when I pointed it out, they made excuses, etc., and I couldn't really communicate with the couple. The price, taste, and quantity were mediocre. The chijimi is very spicy. Please be careful with the payment.

Planning to go this weekend. Since the locals designate this place, it should be fine. The guest is a former local living in America. I am also a former local, haha.

Delicious! There are plenty of drinks too. There is also a lot of Japanese sake.