Motosu, Gifu, Japan｜Tokoro

A restaurant located along the mountain, away from the city, in Kamikai, Motosu City, Gifu Prefecture. I was brought there as a supplier to a business partner. Saturday before noon. It's a popular store with customers coming in one after another. It seems that the restaurant is run by a husband and wife, and they take turns serving the food. If you wait, they will bring you water and hot water. What is noteworthy is the price, which is cheap. I am surprised. There are many menu items, but I ordered oyakodon. 480 yen is a great value. The rice bowl is ample. No cutting corners at all. It tastes good too. There are various set meals, but they start from around 650 yen. It seems that decoy sweetfish are also offered at this time of year. This is a little-known store only for those who can go. It was a big hit. I'm glad I went. Of course, if I have another chance, I will definitely return. I was very satisfied and thank you for the meal.

I happened to find this restaurant while driving on my way home from work looking for a restaurant. It's been a long time since I've entered a store without any information. I was hungry, so I went in and it was the correct answer. The time we went was around 4:00 in the evening, after lunch. The inside of the store has a nostalgic atmosphere, and a couple who can be seen as regulars were having a fun conversation with the owner couple. As soon as I took a bite of the Tenshinhan I ordered, I thought, wow, this is the correct answer. Zaru soba was also delicious. I immediately added gyoza. The price was also kind, and I told him that if it was in my neighborhood, I would come every day. It was delicious. A store I want to stop by when I go to the area again. Is it known or is it not well known? Thank you for the meal ~.

I visited you on a Sunday afternoon. It seemed like an elderly husband and wife were doing it. There were a few local customers, so we were able to order right away. When I looked at the menu, there were a lot of things to choose from, but I ordered char siu noodles and fried rice, and I was surprised by the various prices. In this day and age of rising prices, it has the feel of the Showa era, and the price was so good that you would think it was a Showa era price. The portion was a normal size, filling my stomach, and it was a great meal.