Akaiwa, Okayama, Japan｜Sakasegawa

I stopped by a Japanese restaurant. Eel was also served as a specialty, but this time I chose a Japanese dish. Tamatebako had a wide variety of items, and it was so pleasing to the eye that I had a hard time deciding which one to eat. All the dishes were very delicious and very satisfying.

You can enter the store using a wheelchair. I had the eel, Edo-yaki. It was soft and delicious.

I used it for lunch. I went there using the navigation system. When I saw the signboard, I thought it was a normal house, so I thought it was here, but as I got closer, I discovered what looked like a restaurant in the back. The rice flour skewers were sold out, so other than the rice flour skewers set meal and Tamatebako, we had tempura. I ordered today's recommended sashimi gozen and large fried shrimp hot pot set meal. The Sashimi Gozen had 5 different types of sashimi, 2-3 pieces each, and was thick and filling. The tempura felt a little greasy, but other than that, it was very delicious, including the small bowls. Last thing I noticed, it seems like a large serving of rice is free. I had a late breakfast today, so the regular portion was enough for me, but even if you're hungry, I think you'll be very satisfied in terms of quantity.