Kawasaki, Kanagawa, Japan｜Restaurant Murakami

A Western restaurant in Tonomachi. It was busy with locals and taxi drivers. I ordered a chicken cutlet and ham and egg set meal and a fillet set meal from the lunch menu. The sauce is homemade sweet sauce. The hamburger in the back seat has a great sound and a good smell w I should have asked for a hamburger with this sauce... w Next time ask for a hamburger

It's one of the only restaurants in Kawasaki where you can eat Turkish rice, which is rare. Now the proprietress (beautiful older sister at the time) manages it alone, but she protects the taste and volume from the old days. It's crowded at lunch time, so I ordered Turkish rice and iced coffee at a slightly different time. The sauce on the cutlet is based on red wine and is delicious with Worcester demi sauce. Neighboring companies and taxis at lunch time It's crowded with truck delivery people, but when the time is off, there are many regulars in the neighborhood. It's a shop that I still want you to do your best.

I had Turkish rice from Kawasaki after a long time. That's nostalgic. In the world, it seems that it originated in Nagasaki, but since my parents also ate it on the menu from the previous owner, I would like to tell you that it must have been eaten in Kawasaki more than 60 years ago. rice field. Well, it's a mystery where it originated. . . I am most convinced of the theory that is not put on the net. It was a feast.