Soja, Okayama, Japan｜Kanaido

I used it for lunch. I ordered the Otegoro set meal. It was delicious.

I happened to have an errand to go to the Soja area. I stopped by at noon. The so-called privately-owned Japanese restaurant It was a hit and miss, and I wondered what it would be like, It seems that they sell their commitment to Japanese cuisine and their skills. Every dish was delicious and satisfying. Because it happened to overlap with a small party It took a long time for the food to be served. It would have been even better if they could at least serve beer.

There are two entrances, one facing south facing Route 180 and one facing east at the back. There are two spacious rooms in the back. When I asked for a "private room" a week ago, it was a private room in the back. It was a completely independent and splendid room, and I was sorry that there was even a baby seat. The sliding door was closed again, and I was able to eat calmly. There is no minimum price for food, which is common when booking a private room. Even though it was the first time, he was generous, saying that even if there was a change, it would be fine until a few days ago. The photos are of the sashimi set, the Kinojo Kamameshi set (toppings: sea bream and clam), the kanado set, and the wagyu beef yakiniku set.