Sagamihara, Kanagawa, Japan｜Miharashi Drive In

I had jumbo vegetable ramen for 800 yen. I was scared the moment it was served, but since it's vegetables + noodles and nothing heavy, it's more gentle than it looks. I arrived a little before 12:00 on a rainy Saturday, and I was the only customer. About 20 minutes later, two other people came. They ordered cutlet curry and yakiniku set meal. All prices are around 700 to 800 yen. I think normal ramen was 550 yen. It was a restaurant that fits well with the word "old-fashioned." Although it's far from my home, I would like to go back and try other menu items. [Revisited after 2 months. Append】 I arrived at 11:30 on a sunny Saturday, and although it wasn't full, it was busy. This time I had the Yakiniku set meal for ¥800. When it comes to yakiniku, this flavor is what I would call it, and the rice and cabbage were delicious. When paying the bill, I was given 700 yen because I had less food today (you mean meat?). I have to go again!

An old-fashioned drive-in. A heartwarming shop with a gentle Showa era scent. A large serving of ramen is good in taste, quantity, and cost performance! What's more, they give you canned coffee at the time of payment. Yes, a drive-in is an oasis for drivers, and coffee is the love of a mother who wishes for the safety of those drivers on their journey. If you come to Lake Sagami, definitely stop by.

Although it is called a view, when the vegetation is relatively calm, you can see Lake Sagami to some extent. Corgi is cute😍 A drive-in run by an old lady. It looks old, but it feels clean. I went there twice. Cutlet curry and cutlet bowl. Both were delicious! An image of the stability of my parents' home came to mind. It is an image that is moist and full of flavor. At checkout, they gave me canned coffee. It's a very warm and relaxing shop. I miss the old ice cream freezer case.