Kameoka, Kyoto, Japan｜丸玉飯店

Food was so very nice, place was very cost and it’s just a short walk from the station, perfect for those who just finished their ride on the sagano train and looking for something to eat.

Mitsuhide Akechi's local Chinese restaurant Around Kameoka Station, where Mitsuhide's castle ruins are located, a soccer stadium has recently been built, and the area around the north exit has been redeveloped and is beautifully maintained, but basically there is nothing at the north exit, and the south exit has become a shuttered town. It's a pretty tough environment to eat while walking. So, when I was dizzy, I went on an expedition to the area around the next station, and found a shining light in the town of Chuka from afar. The shop is small with about 6 counter seats and 2 raised table seats, but you can feel the bright and sincere atmosphere. Order beer and gyoza at the counter An elderly couple manages the kitchen and hall well. You can see that the beer is disappointingly dry and the dumplings are small but the grill is excellent. The bean paste has a strong garlic flavor, but it feels good as a side dish. At this point, stir-fried peppers were added, followed by Shaoxing wine from lemon sour, and finished with soy sauce ramen. Stir-fried green pepper meat was well seasoned and perfect for heating, and it was crunchy and delicious. The ramen at the end is unexpectedly delicious, and the soup is deep and serious!? The quality of the food and the atmosphere exceeded my expectations, which I didn't expect. I felt like I was touched and I was deeply moved I personally recommend Machi Chuka

I ate pork noodles and fried rice. The pork noodles were soy sauce ramen, the taste was light, and the noodles were thin and soft. The fried rice was also delicious.