Okayama, Japan｜Allows Drive In

This is a long-established drive-in. As a truck driver, I can park, eat, and stay overnight with peace of mind! I didn't have much work in Okayama until now, so I didn't know about this place, but it's a thankful oasis. You will stay overnight in a Japanese-style room on a futon. The toilet and bath are shared. It's really just a room for sleeping, but it's more comfortable than sleeping in a truck because you can relax! The room fee is 3000 yen, so that's helpful! I would like to use this service again for work!

It was my first visit. Tea and water were self-serve. It is a system where you enter the store, look at the menu in front, order, and pay the clerk. In short, everything is cheap. This time, I ordered umakara ramen for 450 yen and oyakodon for 400 yen. It came out quickly because it was early. The oyakodon is voluminous and has a nostalgic rustic flavor. The ramen wasn't that spicy and contained a beaten egg. I was satisfied with both. Looking at other people's reviews, hormone udon seems to be popular, so I'll try ordering hormone udon next time. There are also some spices, soy sauce, pepper and seasonings on the desk to help change the taste. In addition, there are soaps and detergents, and I think that there is also a shower room for truck drivers. The atmosphere is like a nostalgic Showa retro diner!

I came to the store at 14:00 on Saturday, March 11, 2023, and there were quite a lot of customers. If you want to drink alcohol, there is a system where you order, get a la carte dish or alcohol, and then pay at the end. If you only want to eat rice, order at the counter and pay first. If you want a la carte dish to be heated, you can ask for it and they will reheat it for you. The seasoning of the stew dishes is quite light. Hormone udon was very delicious. When I ordered katsudon for dinner at 7pm, it was sold out, so I had oyakodon, but considering the price, I thought it was totally okay. Personally, I didn't like the fact that pork soup had bean sprouts in it (^^;) The store closes at 8:00 p.m., but if there are no customers, the lights will go out and the store will close at 7:30 p.m., so I think it's best not to go there during those delicate hours.