Hokuto, Yamanashi, Japan｜Opponi-tei Kokko

Stopped in for lunch on the way back to Tokyo. If you have a pet, call ahead and ask if pets are allowed on the balcony. I asked about the outside seating and they said pets were allowed. I'm sorry to hear that you went out of your way to find a seat outside. I ordered a chicken soup set meal and chicken curry from the menu.The chicken soup set meal came with two raw eggs, and the curry came with two fried eggs. I ordered a regular size, but this was enough for me, and I'm glad I didn't have to order a large one. The chicken soup has large meatballs, potatoes, and plenty of other vegetables. Condiments are included in the bowl for the egg-cooked rice, and on the table are soy sauce, koji soy sauce, and koji salt. Eggs are really delicious. Would it have been better if the rice was a little more piping hot? In addition to rice, there was pudding and financier, but I couldn't finish them all so I bought the financier as a souvenir. They also sell koji soy sauce and koji salt that were on the table, and I buy these, cage-free eggs, and new rice from Hakushu for home use. It was a weekday afternoon at the end of October, and the place was empty, so I was able to hear a lot from the lady. This is a store I would like to visit again.

I ordered the "chicken soup" set meal with egg over rice at a cafeteria that uses eggs and vegetables grown at Hakushugo Ranch in Hokuto City, Yamanashi Prefecture. The local Hakushu rice topped with eggs from the ranch is rich and delicious with free-range egg yolks enhanced with soy sauce koji! The soup made by seasoning farm chicken dumplings and vegetables with homemade shio-koji (salt-malted rice) is full of vegetables, mild, and full of flavor. The fluffy chicken dumplings with ginger flavor are also delicious. The tamagoyaki that I ordered additionally was also fluffy and plump, with just the right amount of saltiness and umami from the soy sauce koji, and the gentle sweetness of the muscovado sugar. The rich umami of free-range eggs is a perfect match! . No, this is the most happy lunch ♡ 910 yen (Egg over rice "chicken soup" set meal) 600 yen (Freshly made tamagoyaki)

The friendly and pleasant staff will explain various things to you! I ordered a set meal of egg-cooked rice and miso soup. The rice is glossy and delicious, and the eggs have a gentle flavor. I went right after it opened and it was full. I can see why it's popular. On the way home, I brought back pudding as well. It was a firm, traditional pudding with a strong egg flavor. I want to go again.