Kure, Hiroshima, Japan｜Iseya 海軍馬鈴薯燉肉

Some people said it was too salty, but I think it's a traditional Western dish in that respect. In the past, things like salted salmon and salted squid were very salty. It seems that the store staff may have misunderstood, and the signboard girl keeps asking me if I would like some water😊 Please come and enjoy traditional Western food. There are some young chefs (children or grandchildren?), so I look forward to seeing them in the future ^^

good ☆No smoking ☆Old-fashioned, nostalgic taste and interior. The special katsudon and navy meat and potatoes were both very delicious. ☆I guess it's a family run business, but the store is very pleasant. Both the young female clerk (granddaughter?) and the proprietress (?) are kind and attentive to the other customers, even though they have friendly conversations with the regulars. I would definitely go there if I lived nearby, and I always stop by when I come to Kure. bad ★Closing time is 7pm. It's a precious non-smoking place, and I would have liked to have stopped by at night if it had been a little later.

Visited for navy curry. I ordered a cutlet curry because it was a luxury. Curry arrived in less than 10 minutes after ordering. However, when I look at the plate, I can't see the golden color of the cutlet. I tilted my head as I scooped it into my mouth, and what was inside was beef steak! It was just before closing time, so did you serve me? It's disgusting service. The quality of the curry itself is of course high, moderately spicy, and the vegetables are slowly simmered until they are completely melted. The meat and curry were delicious, and it became a good memory of my trip.