Kasaoka, Okayama, Japan｜Nebutoya

excellent！！！

The store staff and food are the best ✨ For the first time, it was such a wonderful shop that I felt like I wanted to write a Google review! In preparation for night work, I decided to have dinner at Nebutoya, which is open until late at night. All the dishes were packed with the sweetness and umami of the fish, and each dish was delicious enough to make your mouth and stomach happy. In particular, we recommend the “Totokushi” (grilled onigiri and miso soup set), which is also the name of the restaurant! Also this fried chicken! ! On the way back, I had an explanation of the octopus, and I enjoyed cooking in terms of knowledge. The store clerk was a friendly person, and I had a lot of fun chatting with the store clerk. It's a wonderful shop with a really warm atmosphere. I will come to eat again when I come to Okayama!

This store was found by my husband by chance. When I read the reviews, I wondered if the store manager was scary? I entered the store, feeling a little nervous. There is no parking lot, so it would be a good idea to check in advance. We found a parking lot about 3 minutes walk away, so we parked there. There are three types of lunch, and I was interested in all of them. I really wanted to try the conger eel bowl that I had read about in the reviews, so I asked about it, and they said it would take a while, but it was good, so I waited excitedly. (They even prepared it by handling the conger eel.) Looking at the various posters inside the store, it seems like there are many types of alcohol, so maybe it's scary? The store manager, who I was expecting, was kind enough to talk to me about various things. The waiting time was never boring. It's a conger eel bowl, but the meat is firm and the sauce is delicious, so you can finish it in no time! I almost want a second helping (lol) The accompanying nanbanzuke, arajiru soup, and potato salad were also very delicious. It's a small shop, so I thought I'd like to go there at night as well. By the way, there is a clear sign in front of the store that says no parking. As long as you follow the rules properly (which is natural), the store manager was not scary at all, but very friendly and kind.