Hiratsuka, Kanagawa, Japan｜Shian Bridge

It's mainly a cafeteria to fill the bellies of Tokai University students, but there are many non-students as well. The signboard says "Nagasaki Champon", but there are plenty of menus other than noodles such as set meals and rice bowls, and the elderly couple are skillfully cooking. Because it is aimed at students, the volume is perfect depending on the menu, and the price is very cheap compared to the general price. It is a highly recommended shop for those who want to go to the store. Be careful as the rice for the set meal is quite large even for a normal serving!

The stir-fry comes alive and the fragrant flavors of the vegetables are delicious! For 600 yen, it's the best part of a student town for its volume and taste.

This is a restaurant with a long history, located near Tokai University Shonan Campus, and you can tell at a glance that it has been doing business here for many years. Came here during busy lunch time. I was guided to the counter, but the lady seemed apologetic the whole time. I was alone and I don't mind eating at the counter, so I guess I shouldn't have felt so bad about it, but I could sense the good nature of the people. It's actually a Champon restaurant, but they also have other noodles and set meals. I was in the mood for levanilla so I ordered the levanilla set meal. The rice, miso soup, and pickled radish came out first, but I thought I had mistakenly ordered a large serving of rice, and I was a little surprised that this was served in such a large serving. The main dish, levanilla, has a strong flavor that makes it delicious even with a large amount of rice, and the liver is cut into large pieces, giving it a nice texture. 680 yen is cheap for this amount and taste. It's so cheap that I'm worried. No wonder there were many customers who looked like students from the sports club.