Iwade, Wakayama, Japan｜民 旬野菜の店

My husband and I went there this afternoon. In addition to the parking lot in front of the store, there is a parking lot nearby that can accommodate about 8 cars. It was beautifully made, so I guess it was freshly made. It seems that the wife is doing everything by herself, and now reservations are required. When we visited, there were 4 groups including us, and we waited for a few minutes at the tatami room. came! There are countless small bowls, so it's easy to keep an eye on them. Everything was delicious ♪ The hamburger was fluffy and delicious, but above all, I was so happy to be able to eat a variety of vegetables (^^) I was persuaded that I could eat all the rice, so of course I ordered a second helping. White rice is also delicious. For dessert after your meal, try mildly sweet matcha ice cream, fruit compote, and anko. This is also delicious♪ The quantity and variety are very satisfying, and it has a strange feeling that doesn't weigh on your stomach. I felt satisfied with the price over 1800 yen. When I was paying the bill, I spoke to the hostess, and she seemed busy preparing and delivering the meal by herself and didn't talk much, but when I spoke to her on the way home, she was friendly and a very kind person. The atmosphere inside the store was beautifully decorated with dolls and other decorations, and I thought they paid attention to every detail. It was very comfortable and I would definitely like to come back again.

I was surprised by the 20 side dishes. All of them were delicious and made with seasonal vegetables. Reservations are required and only 10 meals are served per day!

It’s been 6 years!? Maybe more? ? Anyway, it's been a while since I came here. Although there aren't a lot of side dishes, each one is carefully seasoned so you won't get tired of them, and you'll be full even though you eat little by little. You can get a second helping of rice, but I couldn't (lol) 1500 yen including dessert and coffee is quite reasonable! ! There is also a parking lot diagonally across from the store.