Kobe, Hyogo, Japan｜御影公会堂食堂

A long-established Western restaurant with delicious omelet rice. The dimly lit dining room in the basement of Mikage Public Hall is a place filled with warm Taisho romance, illuminated by electric lights. The flowing classical music is also comfortable. I always order omelet rice, so this time I tried omelet hayashi. After waiting for about 10 minutes, the omelette hayashi came out, the strong flavor of the roux of the hayashi rice, and the taste of the ketchup rice of the omelette rice went well together and was delicious. Salad and soup are also included in the set. It's a calm, retro space that caters to everyone from young couples to seniors.

Mikage Public Hall conveys Hanshinma modernism to the present day. A restaurant located in a wonderful building. Generally speaking, I think that restaurants located in public facilities tend to be bad in a negative sense because they lack a sense of business, but this place completely subverts that expectation. Recommended is the omelet rice. I read somewhere that the female chef here recommended omelet rice with demi-glace sauce, but omelet rice with tomato sauce is also delicious. It's a simple tomato sauce, but the fresh sourness of the sauce and the eggs combine to make it very light, so it's easy to enjoy despite the amount. recommendation. Although it is a very old building, it is retro and stylish, typical of Kobe. The prices are reasonable and the customer service is courteous and impressive. Although it is not a place that is often listed in travel books, it really captures the culture and atmosphere between Kobe and Hanshin. In that sense, I think it's a famous restaurant in Kobe.

I came to the store just after noon on a Sunday, and there were 9 groups waiting for about an hour. The omelet rice was very delicious, with a great combination of sour sauce and sweet ketchup rice. The omelette hayashi also had a delicious demi-glace sauce. The set comes with soup and salad. As you can see from the menu, the omelet rice set is set at a great price. it's recommended. If you go down the stairs to the basement from the left side of the historic public hall, you will find the entrance to the dining room. You can enter from the front, but it seems better to enter from the side. It was a wonderful place to meet Jigoro Kano.