Yaita, Tochigi, Japan｜Aoitei

With a calm atmosphere, it was a shop that seems to be good to use on special occasions ♪ I've been wondering about it for a while, so I used it for lunch with my child. There are a lot of parking lots, so I don't think you can stop. There is alcohol disinfection when you slide the entrance door, and there is a cash register on the left side when you slide another door. I saw that there was a counter seat on the left side. If you go to the right side, there is a step and there are some table seats. Each table has a transparent partition board to prevent infection. I was guided to a table for 6 people, so I sat only on one side with my child in the middle. If you have a transparent partition plate, you can't let your child eat rice from the other side. There were several high chairs for children (without belts), so it's okay to bring children. They also brought out a child's plate. An elderly man guided me, prepared a child's chair, and took my order. The menu book will be lowered after ordering. There was a 1500 yen lunch with dessert coffee, so it was good ♪ The grand menu is a little expensive, and it is difficult for ordinary people to use it everyday. Good to use for special occasions. Order A set for beef hamburger, 1500 yen for spring. The A set salad came quickly and was delicious with a sesame dressing. The beef hamburger arrived about 10 minutes after ordering. You can add as much sauce as you like afterwards, so it's good♪ It was juicy and delicious♪ The simmered pork cutlets and Obanzai were also delicious (*^O^*) Sorbet and pound cake for dessert? Coffee is not included in the A set, but is it a service? He served me two coffees! thank you! There was a takeout menu next to the cash register, so I got it. I'm curious about croquettes and menchi, so next time I'll take out ♪ I was able to have a pleasant lunch, and it wasn't full even at noon (Saturday)

First of all, it looks stylish. Lunch beef steak rice bowl with miso soup and coffee is reasonable at 1600 yen. It was plentiful and delicious. There is also a Japanese menu. The inside is unpretentious and cozy. Bibimbap, limited to 20 servings, sold like hot cakes.

I always stop by on my way home from climbing. The hamburger that you can feel the meat is delicious. It's a pity that the Date Jidori saute that used to be there is no longer on the menu, but I want to go again.