Tochigi, Japan｜Imoya

The shop is located in a hard-to-find location, but during lunchtime, you can get a loin cutlet at a low price along with lots of shredded cabbage.

Tonkatsu Moya in Kanda Jimbocho was closed at the end of March 2018. This is the Noren-Ware store. I was finally able to come eat. Exactly “Imoya” quality! Cheap, delicious and filling. Thank you for the meal. This is a community-based restaurant and seems to be able to hold banquets as well. Tonkatsu while drinking beer would be the best! May it remain open forever. <m(__)m>

The owner trained at Imoya, a famous restaurant in Suidobashi, and opened the store nearly 30 years ago. The miso soup had more volume than the original sweet potato, and although the miso soup was not made with fresh clams, it was satisfying enough to eat. The menu was also varied. It tasted like the original restaurant I went to when I was a student, and it was nostalgic. The atmosphere of the owner was also reminiscent of the original restaurant. At the main store, we had a constant stream of customers, so I was nervous because I couldn't talk to the staff or talk privately, but at this store, I was able to talk with the owner about my memories of those days. Thank you for the meal. I'll bother you again.