Kyoto, Japan｜Iwa no Umi

Both the chanko nabe and one dish were delicious. I went with four people, but the amount was quite large, so I ordered two servings of chanko nabe. By the way, it's salt chanko nabe.

Salt Chanko is incredibly filling and reasonably priced. It had a gentle taste, was nutritious, and was awesome!

Chanko nabe also has a variety of flavors, is delicious, and has a perfect score. The ramen at the end was thin but chewy, and the soup was entangled and it was very delicious! The tuna pressed sushi served as an appetizer is also delicious. The muck and husks were flavored to the inside, and it was delicious without putting anything on it. A large mug of real beer, which is rare these days, is fine! It's a popular restaurant, so it's recommended to check before you go, as there are times when the restaurant is fully booked. Also, since it's a tatami room, check your socks before going! There was also a sumo wrestler's handprint, so I understood the size of the sumo wrestler.