Such a nice! Very much food selection of the Japanese teishoku flavorance variety much? Recommend the teishoker including with the egg and meet also comings with the raise and missour soup, such delish! Especially when happening to be around the waseder area! #yolodebolo!

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Their meals are just simply delicious!

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A drink at "一膳" in Takadanobaba. There are all kinds of izakaya in Takadanobaba, but I'd known for a while that this place serves reasonably priced set meals and snacks, so I'd been wanting to drop by! After finishing work in Takadanobaba, I had a quiet drink with my coworkers. First, a toast with draft beer! The place had a vibe where some people were having meals and elderly folks from the neighborhood were drinking in broad daylight. We ordered onion slices (300 yen), tuna chunks (500 yen), plain deep-fried green peppers (300 yen), fried river shrimp (400 yen), macaroni salad (350 yen), french fries (350 yen), spinach ohitashi (280 yen), tatsuta-age fried mackerel (480 yen), agedashi tofu (400 yen), horse mackerel nanbanzuke, and more. Everything is really reasonably priced! Partway through, I switched from draft beer to green tea highballs, and we had a quiet, fun time.

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More of an à la carte place than a set-meal place Visited for lunch. The interior has a long, narrow layout with mostly 2-seat and 4-seat tables, but the aisles are narrow, so if you sit facing each other, one of you might feel cramped. When I ordered the daily set meal, it came as a set with katsudon, tuna yamakake, spinach ohitashi, rice, and miso soup. There were also classic set-meal items like the yakiniku set meal, but looking at the menu, I felt the better way to use this place is to order various small side dishes and a variety of à la carte items. The prices are cheap, I guess, but taking the taste into account, my impression was "about what you'd expect," and I didn't think it was particularly good value.

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