Okayama, Japan｜Chakura

It is a small restaurant in the nostalgic streets of the Showa era. When I didn't understand the parking lot, I asked for a guide map to the community center parking lot and it was easy to understand! In the meantime, thank you for securing your seat ^ ^ I had lunch. I'm happy that there are many small side dishes with a light seasoning that I like (o^^o) I ate a lot of vegetables and was full! I happened to be looking for a place to have lunch near Saidaiji and came across this restaurant, but I'm glad I went ^ ^

I had the daily set meal on Saturday. There weren't any special ingredients, but they were all delicious, with dressings and seasonings centered on vegetables. I especially liked the fresh taste of the plum-flavored bean sprout salad. There are a lot of small bowls, it's fun to look at, and of course it's voluminous and very satisfying. Parking is available at the Saidaiji Community Center. Even if you walk, it's still far away. The road around the store is narrow, so it's easy to get lost, so it's safest to enter from the Yoshiigawa River.

If you want to eat plenty of vegetables, lunch here comes to mind. It's my favorite shop with dishes that are seasoned with seasoned plums so good that you can eat rice with just a small bowl that is perfect to accompany rice. It is also close to Kannon-in Temple, which is famous for its Showa-era atmosphere, which has been used as a filming location for movies and dramas, and the Naked Festival at Saidaiji Temple, so it would be nice to take a leisurely stroll.