Honjo, Saitama, Japan｜夢庵 本庄店

It was a place where you could put your shoes in a shoe rack at the entrance, like an izakaya. I was guided to a horigotatsu type seat. The kids wanted to take off their shoes, so it was nice not having to take them off or put them on. There is also a Japanese-style room, and it was quite crowded, so you could tell it was a popular restaurant. I don't have any photos, but the Fukagawahan food that my family ate cost over 1,000 yen, but it came with a lot of small side dishes, so it felt like a good deal. The food I ate had a lot of ingredients and was good.

The shop was organized and had a good feel. As soon as I entered the store, the staff greeted me in a loud voice and immediately asked if I wanted to sit at a table or a tatami room. We were guided to a table and ordered on a tablet. I didn't understand, so the staff called me over and operated it for me. The cooking is I have a tempura bowl and tenmori set. My wife has a tempura soba set. There were many small bowls. It was a great satisfaction.

This was my first time here, and it was delicious.