Setagaya City, Tokyo, Japan｜寄り処 ほんむら

Setagaya Village is truly worthy of its name, as it is located in a place that cannot be seen from the main street with inconvenient transportation. An old-fashioned bar that looks good with red lanterns. The interior of the store is small and used as a hangout for drinking assistants, so the furniture is old and has the feel of decades past, but it is well-maintained and has a clean feel. It's a nice hideaway for drinking with your favorite snacks, and a store you'll want to keep forever. Almost only locals go there. There are small supermarkets and shops scattered around the area, but all of them have the same Showa era atmosphere and are in tune with the surrounding scenery, making them bars that I hope will remain as they are. The small restaurant has a large table on the right side as you enter, a long bench seat to surround you with, a small raised tatami table on the left side, and a few counter seats in the front. Although it is a small establishment, they have a good variety of sake. The glass of cold sake is also large enough to hold a full cup of sake, and although they don't say anything, they provide ice water and oolong tea with great care. The owner himself handles all the cooking, and there is a wide selection of small dishes that drinkers will enjoy. No matter what you order, you will definitely be satisfied.I ordered 3 items at a time, and they were served quickly and at a low price. The toilet had been renovated and was comfortable to use. It was my first time visiting, but both the couple were friendly and personable. Honmura is perfect for relaxing after working in the field. Payment was made at Setagaya Pei.The store owner took care of me, who was inexperienced with operations and was drunk, to set it up, input the PIN, and confirm the amount. I received two mandarin oranges on the way home. My mouth was a little light, my steps were a little unsteady, my stomach was satisfied, and I felt refreshed.I met my wife at the store and headed to the station (bus stop). Thank you for your meal. When I feel like it, I would like to visit Suidou again to give Tekuteku and his old body some spirit. 23.10.23 Day Visit After exploring the bamboo forest park on the side, we arrived as soon as the store opened at 16:00.One group had already started the party.I think it was my first visit in about a year, but I was so happy that they remembered it. Ta. As a native of Kochi Prefecture, I ordered Minami without hesitation. Locally it's known as Tamanoi, but in the Kanto region it's known as Minami. Bonito sashimi would go well with it, and the homemade satsuma-age recommended by regular customers. I had fried tofu and stew. I was completely satisfied with all the dishes.The friendly owner is happy to help with most items, even if they are not on the menu.If you are interested, please come and check it out. “Yoridokoro Honmura” is a place where you can get drunk cheaper than you imagined, satisfying your stomach, and being kind to your pocket.

Sometimes we use it with a small number of people, about 13 people. The ingredients are fresh and the quality of the master's skill is unbelievably good, making everything delicious. The majority of people are locals because it is difficult to find the location. I'm also happy that the unit price is quite cheap, almost half the price of Futakotamagawa.

It's delicious, cheap, and you can park your car here. It's a really hidden gem store. Please stop smoking.