Iruma, Saitama, Japan｜みのり食堂

This is the appearance of a ``traditional Japanese restaurant''. On the day I visited, the owner was a very personable person, and it felt very relaxing. When I ordered fried rice, I heard the fast-paced sound of a pot shaking from behind the curtain. What was served was...this was the orthodox "fried rice". This is a dish that is a little different from fried rice at a Chinese restaurant, and you won't find it anywhere else. It was delicious. As the paper posted on the wall says, the flavor is ``seasoned with consideration for adult diseases,'' and although it has a light flavor, those who like a strong flavor can adjust it with the seasonings on the table. I felt that it was a valuable restaurant where you could enjoy a light meal while eating out.

I stop by on my way home from the dermatology clinic next door. I'm sure people will either like or dislike the entrance and the store, which has a strong Showa-era smell, but I feel like I'm back in my childhood and it makes me excited. So, without worrying about my lack of vocabulary, I can say that no matter what I eat at this restaurant, it's delicious. I think your husband has a good taste. I hope you and your husband continue to take care of yourself and do your best. If you're not sure what to eat, try omelet rice.

Just go to the royal road of the popular cafeteria ❗ And the cost performance is also high ❗ Today, I came to eat at "Minori Shokudo", a set meal shop that leaves a strong Showa retro atmosphere. The location is Miyaji, Iruma City. About 5 minutes by car from Mitsui Outlet Park Iruma. It is located near a relatively busy prefectural road. At first, no matter what review site I looked at, the opening time was not written. The time was 11:00. Today, I ordered the 400-yen fried rice, which has become a hot topic on the site, and the ginger grill, which is a standard lunch. Ginger grill is a set meal, but the owner of the shop forced me to make it a single item. Luckily, there were no other customers, so they kindly agreed. If you look around the store, you can see handwritten menus and old cash registers. There is also a daruma stove, and nostalgia is welling up in the store of the Showa popular dining room Manma. This restaurant uses vegetables grown at home, so you can eat fresh vegetables with peace of mind. The pleasant sound of grilling meat from the kitchen echoes in the small shop. There is a sense of anticipation in the rising fire that can be seen through the gaps in the noren curtain. Fried rice and ginger grill were brought without waiting so long. The main pork ginger grill comes with 4 slices of pickled radish, a small amount of green onion, wakame seaweed, nameko mushroom and tofu miso soup. I enjoyed the fried rice topped with red pickled ginger. The price is 400 yen for a ginger grill without rice. The 400 yen fried rice tastes more like Yakimeshi than fried rice. The rice must have been carefully cooked until it became crumbly. It tasted old and fragrant. Ginger-grilled meat and onions are tightly entwined, and the saltiness is just right. Above all, I was surprised by the amount of miso soup ingredients. 400 yen is too cheap for this. I reflected on whether I said a little unreasonable. To put it bluntly, if there was an old TV and NHK's "Nodo Jiman" was being broadcasted, I would definitely have slipped back in time to that nostalgic era. Next time, I would like to eat 470 yen ramen. I bet it's a nostalgic taste that I ate a long time ago. I would like to visit again when I come near. So