Okayama, Japan｜Cutie Pie Club

The atmosphere is relaxing The seasoning is gentle and focuses on the ingredients.

I suddenly stopped by because I forgot my lunch box on a field trip with my kids. I ordered a menu called a small box, and what came out was warm vegetables, chicken nanban with tartar sauce, boiled shrimp and squid, rice with 5 minutes, and miso soup. I ate the warm vegetables with grated salt. The sweetness of the vegetables spreads in your mouth and is very delicious. The chicken nanban with tartar sauce was very juicy and went well with the onions and was delicious. The texture is smooth and the seasoning is just right, not too strong. It's also good for your health that it comes with 5 minutes instead of white rice. Eating out tends to be unhealthy, so I appreciate this kind of consideration. Miso soup has a lot of ingredients. My wife is a registered dietitian, and I was surprised that I could eat the kind of miso soup she makes outside. When eating out, I often skimp on the ingredients and only have soup. The price was now 1650 yen. With this content, I was satisfied with the price. However, please note that drinks and desserts seem to be charged separately. The restaurant I often go to for lunch includes drinks and desserts in the price, so it was an extra charge, right? I felt like that, but I think there's nothing that can be done about it. It's quite expensive, so it's hard to use it casually every day, but it's okay to go there once in a while a few times a year.

In the evening, while taking a walk, I found a Western-style building with Xmas illuminations.