Strips of paper displaying a wide variety of reasonably priced dishes create a charming atmosphere that still retains a Showa-era feel. For lunch, I ordered 豚キムチチャーハン. It contains a generous amount of actual stir-fried pork and kimchi, with cooking softening the heat and deepening the umami. The slightly moist finish is also characteristic of a diner run by a grandma. It somehow makes me happy that places like this still exist. . 590円（豚キムチチャーハン）

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I visited this place I'd been curious about. It seems to have been around a long time, but the interior was neatly organized and felt clean. There were also COVID precautions, including alcohol sanitizer and clear partitions. Lots of menu items were posted on the walls, and I ordered デミグラスオムライス. Despite the excellent value, what arrived was a fluffy, delicious omurice. It seems well loved by locals, and the friendly staff create a warm atmosphere! A place to enjoy home-style cooking! Lunch was available until 14:00.

A small diner run by an elderly couple. Cheap! It filled me up. The taste is average, but considering the price, I think it's good value. They sell bento for 300円 at the storefront.

I visited at lunchtime. I ordered 「チキンカツ オーロラソースがけ定食／¥690円 (tax included)」. The crunchy coating paired perfectly with the sauce◎. It was very delicious. It includes the main dish / rice (※large portion free) / miso soup / takuan / simmered daikon, so it's very satisfying🐓 They apparently also accept PayPay and Merpay, and there was a poster for PayPay's 20% cashback in Nerima Ward.

Lots of cheap, delicious food. However, the customers are disappointing: cigarette smoke, drunken shouting, foul language… If you're fine with that kind of atmosphere, I'd recommend it. A shame, since the food is delicious.