Mibu, Tochigi, Japan｜Apple

Very interesting atmosphere and unique. Food is reasonable and delicious. The staff are kind and friendly. Definitely recommend.

Famous for its ``Spaghetti Can't Drive'' sign? This is a popular restaurant that has appeared on TV several times. The parking lot can accommodate about 5 cars in front of the store and 30 cars in the back. To register after visiting the store, scan the QR code on the signboard at the entrance of the store with your smartphone, and you will be directed to the app on line. Once you register, you will be notified of your ticket number and placed on the line. When it's your turn, a clerk will call you. The inside of the store is very large and has an American atmosphere that gives it a mysterious theme park-like feel. Sometimes water flows down from the waterfall in the back of the store. Order from the tablet on the table. The lunch set consists of a drink, an appetizer, and a main dish. Choose your main dish from busta, doria, or gratin. Choose your size from S.M.L. S is minus 100 yen, L is plus 100 yen, and M size is 1,400 yen per person. Dolce can be added for an additional 350 yen. If your drink is hot coffee, refills are free. I was very satisfied with both the quantity and taste. The main portion is quite large even for the medium size, so unless you're a huge eater, you'll definitely be full. The toilets also have a trick, which makes it look like a wonderland. We accept various types of electronic money for payment. When I visited, it was crowded with customers of all ages and genders.

I went through the neighborhood for work, so I visited after 13:00 on weekdays. I was able to pass through the table in about 20 minutes to wait. I ordered a lunch set of tuna and radish pasta L size. The 3 kinds of appetizers, thin and well-seasoned pasta, and coffee were all delicious. There are parking lots along and behind the main street, and there were about 30 cars in total. It's safe to make a reservation in advance because it's a popular restaurant. It was a shop that I would like to visit again.