Chiyoda City, Tokyo, Japan｜Yasukuni Yachiyo Shokudo

Yummy..wish i can back again

A newly opened restaurant at Yasukuni Shrine. Even though it was called a cafeteria, it was stylish, like a Starbucks or some kind of cafe, and I thought for a moment that if the heroes saw it, they would think, ``This is how brutal American and British cultural contamination has reached this place!'' Looking at it, it has an architectural style that fits well with Yasukuni-mori. First, you order food at the register at the entrance, pay for it, and then pick up and return the food yourself. Exactly the same as the food court and service area. Of course, I ordered Tokkou's mother Torihama Tome's egg bowl for 1,100 yen. Comes with miso soup and pickles. Is it because of the lack of supplies during the war that it's egg-don instead of oya-ko-don? When I tried it, it was really delicious. It has a good soup stock and a rich taste. As an egg bowl, it's perfect. If this is not a taste tailored to modern tastes, but is really the taste that was fed to the Special Attack Forces, then, although the wording is somewhat inappropriate, it must have been a good souvenir from the dead. I would like to express my gratitude to Mr. Torihama Tome for his dedication in serving this level of taste to the kamikaze pilots at that time. Furthermore, when I happened to look over while I was eating, I saw the Yasukuni torii gate outside the window, which made me feel warm. By the way, I would like to say one more thing: When I saw the words "Person in charge: Nogi" written on the receipt, I was happy because I was reminded of Mr. General, whom I admire.

The soba noodles are smooth, refreshing, and have a nice aroma. Oyakodon is fluffy. The taste is good and the portion size is large, so I'm very satisfied. Payment is in cash only.