Higashimatsuyama, Saitama, Japan｜Syokudo and Teishoku restaurant

On Sunday noon, I was drifting around looking for lunch...I found a restaurant with a unique storefront and entered it!! ︎ The inside of the restaurant has a Showa era atmosphere, and there are only small raised and tatami seats. It seemed to be run by an elderly couple, and the customer base seemed to be from the neighborhood. You can order water yourself, and order out loud...If you can't hear me, I go to the side of the kitchen and order. As I was looking at the menu, trying to decide what to eat, the words "pork cutlet and fried chicken" caught my eye, so I decided to have the "Buta Kara Set Meal". The sound of frying coming from the kitchen will whet your appetite. The freshly fried crispy pork cutlet is thick and filling! ︎ The fried chicken is also crispy and juicy!! ︎ The set meal included a small side dish, home-pickled pickled vegetables, and soup, and was cheap, delicious, and satisfying. Furthermore, the mother of the restaurant seems to have bad legs, so she only served the food in front of the raised tatami room. Customers go there to pick it up, and when they're done eating, they go to the side of the kitchen to take it down. When I finished paying and left the store, the couple said "Thank you for the meal" and saw me off with a big smile! ︎ A restaurant with a somewhat nostalgic atmosphere and a feel of the good old days... It was a restaurant that I wanted to continue to run forever.

In my school days countless times thank you for helping me. Even after more than 20 years, the chicken cutlet is It was softer than it used to be. The relaxing scenery of the shop remains unchanged, thank you very much.

An impressive storefront When you step inside, you'll find yourself in a store with a Showa-era feel, and the conversation between the owner and his wife is hilarious. The garlic yakiniku flavor was strong and delicious. Definitely a repeat