Shizuoka, Japan｜渓月

Tororo set meal 1400 yen The menu is only grated yam set meal. There were many garnishes and all of them were very delicious. The grated yam was very delicious! Many people are waiting even before the store opens, so I think it would be easier to enter the store if you make a reservation by phone. The turnover rate seems to be good because the offer is fast. We were able to enjoy our meals in a relaxed environment surrounded by nature.

Grated yam for the first time in a while (*'▽'*) The set meal alone is filling, but Also ordered fried tororo. Not only tororo and barley rice, but also several side dishes made me full and satisfied.

A few years ago, I learned about Maruko's Tororo on TV, and finally had the opportunity to visit them. I didn't have a reservation, so I arrived an hour before they opened at 11:30. But it's already full...! When I visited, it was fully booked... I was asked how many people there were, and when I answered 1 person, I asked if it would be a short time between reservations, and could you come again at 11 o'clock? I did it with. An old man in my neighborhood showed me around the world's largest taiyaki restaurant, so I killed some time there and then visited again and was able to enter the store without any trouble. When I entered the store, I was taken to a quite spacious and beautiful tatami room. I think the food was brought out within 10 minutes. The rice in the bowl was about 2 rather large bowls, so it felt like barley rice, and I was told that Maruko's grated yam was mixed with dashi stock and miso, so there was a yam and grated yam soup with a slight miso flavor, hot spring eggs, Sweet and spicy steamed butterbur, boiled bamboo shoots and konnyaku, pickled vegetables, and green onions as a condiment. After a while, I got some soba noodles and a warm one. The Japanese yam grated yam had such a gentle flavor that I wanted to keep eating it, and the small bowl was also delicious. For ¥1,300, it was very filling and satisfying. It's probably not easy to access without a car, but I think it's worth going!