Shizuoka, Japan｜食事処わがまま

On Monday morning, I had never eaten raw whitebait before, so I headed to Mochimune from Kyoto, but it was closed on Mondays and temporarily closed on Tuesdays. Most other shops were also closed. I had no choice but to visit again on Thursday after visiting the Fuji Five Lakes. I finally arrived. It was exquisite. When I asked for the sashimi platter, my wife asked if she would like to have some raw cherry shrimp as well. I ate this for the first time in my life. This is also exquisite! ! All the other sashimi are also stupid! The tuna in particular was amazing. We also ordered fried and grilled foods, but they were so delicious that I forgot to take pictures. We also talked a little. Shortly after starting his business, he was struck by disaster and had to restart his current store. Throughout that story, I never cried tears of pain, but I shed countless tears of gratitude. He said he could only be grateful for the help he received from so many people. However, when he said that he had been unfaithful many times, I felt his warm humanity again. His wife was also very pleasant and kind. It was so good that I cried during the meal. This is also a store you definitely want to visit. Thank you very much. Thank you very much.　It's a wonderful shop.

When I came to Mochimune Fishing Port, I researched where to eat dinner and visited Wagamama-san. There was no fresh whitebait because it was a fishing holiday, but the seafood bowl was delicious. The restaurant's atmosphere, freshness, and taste were unmistakable. I would like to visit again when fresh whitebait is in stock.

Lunch at ``Wagamama'' in Mochimune. The southern tuna bowl is delicious! The quality of fat is different. At 2,000 yen, I think it's among the top in the city. It wouldn't be surprising if there was a line in front of Shizuoka Station. That's what I really thought ^^ Negitoro was authentic and delicious, and pickled whitebait was also delicious. Recovered from fire damage, everything has been upgraded. I highly recommend it. thank you! ! ! ! !