Tochigi, Japan｜船正

I stopped by for lunch. Lunch for 770 yen feels more cost-effective these days. I'll stop by again when I'm passing by.

I visited by myself, but I was able to relax because I was allowed to go through a private room. I was curious about the great lunch menu, but I was told that I could order the regular menu, so I ordered the "salmon and salmon roe bowl set". It was a great volume, but the soba, rice bowl, and fried chicken were all delicious!! The menu is usually abundant, and I would like to try Kamameshi next time. A hideaway shop, repeat decision ♪

It is relatively vacant, and there are about 3 large private rooms and counter seats. It's an old building, but it's well-cleaned and doesn't feel particularly dirty. I've only visited at lunchtime, but the lunch menu is reasonable and voluminous, so I've been repeating it many times. The soba is handmade and the taste is perfect, so it's good value for money. It may be difficult for young people to enter at first glance, but it doesn't give the impression that regulars are always there, so you can enter without worrying about it. The parking lot is not that big I've never been unable to stop because the car was full. There is a shop at the end of the curve, so be careful as you can't see the right side well when exiting.