Kyoto, Japan｜Lunch & Coffee Kamo

The things are incredibly cheap, but the shop owner is about the same age as my grandfather. Are you still running a restaurant at such an old age? I feel panicked when I see the shop owner working.

Great local place. Owner is hard working and very kind. Very good value for money!

Visited around 2pm on July 10th. From the entrance door, I was excited to see the atmosphere of the Showa era. The person who greeted us was a man in his 60s. Are you the owner of this store? I found it on a news app and was interested, so I decided to visit. The tables and chairs in the shop were from the Showa era. As soon as I sat down, the owner brought me a cold drink. Even though it was called cold, it was almost room temperature water, which was helpful for me since cold water makes me sick to my stomach. There was a menu on the table that I don't know when it was created. There are two sides, each with a drink menu and a food menu. What caught my attention was the price of the lunch menu. The most expensive one is 550 yen. At a price like this, you'll definitely want to order the most expensive one. The 550 yen lunch is called a special. When I asked when ordering, I was told that something like a kushikatsu comes with the croquette. It seems that the combination of hamburger and croquette is OK, so since I wanted to eat a hamburger, I decided to order that combination. Was it prosperous in the past? A large kitchen with a glimpse of the past. The owner is efficiently cooking for one customer. But I don't wear a mask while cooking. It looked like something was being stir-fried in a small frying pan, but now I don't know what it was. This is because I witnessed the main dishes, hamburgers and croquettes, coming out of what looked like heat-resistant Tupperware. The owner was serving piping hot main dishes onto plates with his bare hands. Well, fine details. I looked around the restaurant until the food came out. Anyway, the store has a nostalgic feeling from the Showa era. As someone else commented, it has a bare atmosphere, like a street corner cafe in a former communist region. No, I'd like that again! Then, we were treated to a special lunch that included hamburger steak and croquettes. Now, about the taste. The quality of the hamburgers and croquettes is somewhere between the convenience store bento and the local bento shop. It's neither delicious nor bad. The rice was very delicious. The rice on the plate was glossy and looked like it had just been cooked. The main character took all the food with him. Whether to repeat or not. No, it's because of the price and the precious location where you can enjoy the atmosphere like a restaurant in the Showa era! ! However, the pricing of the menu is a mystery. For some reason, 600 yen for fried fish is more expensive than this special lunch! There's also a fried egg at a mysterious price of 350 yen. I wonder if anything else will come with it.