Ena, Gifu, Japan｜Hikari

Very good, nice staff & English menu

A cool old fashioned restaurant in town run by a couple. The number of menu items is surprising. It is surprising that they cover everything from Western food to Japanese food while chain stores don't have economies of scale. You can get a glimpse of the couple's consideration for their customers. The atmosphere inside the store has the atmosphere of the Showa era, and there is no control like a uniform chain store, so you will feel calm. As for the food, we had probably the most popular Japanese cutlet bowl and the Western food A plate at day and night, but it was a masterpiece. delicious. Not only is it simply delicious, but the careful presentation of the couple's sincerity and entertainment such as the cutlet overflowing from the top lid will whet your appetite. Ena was once an important post town on the Nakasendo as Oi-juku. Therefore, many of the surrounding buildings retain the taste of the Edo period, so you can enjoy the atmosphere of the Showa era and even before that. I didn't get alcohol, but of course there is. There is also an English menu, so it is also recommended for Western hikers walking the Nakasendo.

It's a store I didn't even know about, even though it's relatively close! I found out by searching for a lunch shop on Google (o^^o) It is a nostalgic and nostalgic Showa shop. I like omelets, so I ordered A lunch. Eggs are fluffy and delicious The fried shrimp also had a head and was soft and perfectly fried! There are plenty of salads, and are the hamburgers handmade? It was delicious♪ I'm sorry for leaving the rice (>_<) Should have been half rice... The Hikari plate that my friend was eating also looks delicious Next time I want to eat omelet rice from Hikari Plate.　　　Make it half rice... The staff at the shop were kind enough to talk to me. I definitely want to go again with my family!