Sagamihara, Kanagawa, Japan｜三代

A hideaway-style Japanese restaurant on a hill slightly off the main street. The view from the shop was great. And I felt that the food was worth it. Kappo restaurants are more expensive, but the prices are reasonable. Full volume. The taste was also delicious. I went on a Sunday and it was pretty busy. Both the cook and the waiter inside seemed to be very busy. I entered the store by jumping in, but it seems that I usually order food when I make a reservation by phone (WEB?). If you jump in, it will take a long time to serve the food. (Sometimes you can't enter the store) There seems to be a tatami room, but the table seats felt like eating at a dining table in a normal house, so next time I would like to make a reservation and have a tatami room. I think that the taste, atmosphere, service, price, and level are high enough to go there often if it is nearby.

Miyo (third generation)! ! ! This thick sashimi was fresh and the taste of the tuna was outstanding. The tempura is also delicious. The sweetfish tempura is crispy, fluffy, and has that bitter taste that makes it so delicious. The last soba I ate was so delicious that even though I felt like I was going to burst, I could easily eat it. I'd like to come back in early summer to see if I can eat sweetfish sashimi.

You can enjoy Japanese cuisine centered on delicious sashimi and a wonderful view from the hill. There is also an eel dish. It's a tatami room, but there are chairs and tables, so you can eat comfortably. The price is the same for lunch and dinner. Business hours are short, but you can enjoy it enough. There is also a large parking lot about 100m away from the shop. There are several buses, so it seems that they will also pick you up at a party with a large number of people.