Sekigahara, Gifu, Japan｜伊吹庵

A sweet curry rice with melty stewed meat. Seasonal vegetables are served with rice. The potatoes, sweet potatoes, young corn, and red paprika were sweet and very delicious. The taste of the curry was similar to what you would get at a luxury hotel. It was delicious and I would like to eat it again. The rakkyo garnish is an accent to the curry rice. There are two flags of Tokugawa Ieyasu and Ishida Mitsunari, which are cute. The view outside the shop was also nice. The other menu items also had names of Sengoku warlords and names from the Sengoku period, which made it fun.

The toilet is also clean and has a bit of excitement. I ate the cheapest udon and it was really delicious. It was soothing to see a small child playing around on the lawn. It's a place where you can feel calm even when you're alone. I couldn't eat the sweets, so I'll go again. I think I'll try the curry next time.

This restaurant is located in the annex of the Gifu Sekigahara Battlefield Memorial Museum. There are many menus that are related to Sengoku warlords or are somewhat far-fetched, so you can enjoy whatever you choose. The strategic busho curry is a curry with a large piece of stewed meat, and the bitter ashigaru curry is a curry with two types of minced meat, and because it contains miso, the spiciness is a little sweeter than the medium-spicy one. Purchase a ticket for the cafe menu at the ticket vending machine at the entrance, and for set meals at the ticket vending machine in the back. Sekigahara Battle Bento takeout could be purchased with cash at the cafe menu order window.