Kisarazu, Chiba, Japan｜山孝食堂

Fried fish for 550 yen + rice miso soup for 300 yen for a total of 850 yen including tax *As of August 2023. (For the fried fish, I had a mix of horse mackerel and sardines on this day.) Other than that, overall affordable price range. It is usually an izakaya, and offers a wide variety of delicious dishes such as grilled fish, sashimi, meat, fried foods, rice bowls, ramen, and curry rice. If you add 300 yen including tax, all menus will be set meals with rice miso soup, small bowls and pickles. The dumplings look so delicious that I want to try them next time. It's close to the station, so it's easy to use, and I'm sure it will become a regular shop in the future. A frank and pleasant salesclerk grandma comes to take your order. There are tatami mats and table seats. Payment is cash only. There is a private parking lot near the store. Two to three cars can be parked in the covered parking lot on the site of a private house with blue walls. [Smokers] There is an ashtray under the eaves outside the store. Smoking is allowed on the premises.

Great atmosphere. All the customers are kind. Only people drinking from noon on Monday.

"It's a restaurant that only serves lunch, or an izakaya that serves set meals, or a dining room with open hours, that's what this is. Gyoza seems to be the specialty, but I personally want to recommend the ramen.” The west exit of Kisarazu Station is rather quiet, but this place is just after entering a small street called Yosaburo-dori from the main street. There is a parking lot, but it's a little far away. Although it is a cafeteria, it is a multi-use shop where you can drink alcohol and serve noodles. It is always crowded with local Otchan people who seem to be regular customers. Gyoza seems to be recommended, but it's delicious, but I personally recommend ramen. However, the chilled ramen (pictured) is simple, so the Yamako ramen is much better. It's a store worth remembering because it's a place where you can get anything you want, even if you're worried about food or sake.