Inuyama, Aichi, Japan｜Hachiman

Almost all of our customers are women... "There's only one boy, haha," he says to a young girl who's about the same age as a parent and child, making fun of him, while spewing venomous words like, "Don't be silly, I'm not a boy! I'm an adult! I'm a gentleman! Don't put it in horizontal letters!" ``Hachiman'' is popular, or rather, extremely popular, for its small bowl buffet. This is a Japanese restaurant that has been around for a long time, with a large box considering its location, and a well-built restaurant that has been around for a long time. Now that I think about it, it was quite a while ago that I was taught this. Small bowl buffets have been very popular since then. However, I couldn't remember the location or the store's name, so I was unable to visit this backstreet store again. Mr. Yahata visited for the first time in a while. here here! It's a quiet place, with a defunct doctor across the street, a chestnut field across the street, and rice fields beyond. Excuse me, but there is a fine Japanese restaurant in a place like this... It's in a location that makes you think. Despite being in such a quiet location, the parking lot was full. I managed to park the car by mistake. Naturally, the store with the fish tank was almost full. Somehow, I was able to sit in a small raised seat next to the people who had just left. The system is to order a set meal and then do whatever you like! Only main and dessert are provided. Everything is a buffet including rice, miso soup, and small side dishes. The small bowls are basically Japanese-style small bowls. ●Japanese set meal (rice, eggplant, chicken with miso) 1,100 yen ●Sashimi set meal 1,100 yen There are 10 set meals on the menu, including eel set meals, rice bowls, and hitsumabushi. There was also teriyaki mutsu, grilled red sea bream with turnip and salt, etc., which changed daily. After I finished ordering, my heart sank... After a short wait, the main dishes of rice, eggplant, chicken and miso sauce and sashimi were served. Bring a small tray and have a buffet of rice, miso soup, and small bowls... For the soba noodles, remove the frozen noodles from the frozen stocker and add them to the boiling pot yourself. Drain the water, sprinkle with green onions, and the self-serve soba is ready. At the small bowl buffet, I saw a small madam carrying a lot of small bowls, and when the madam passed by, there was hardly anything left, and I saw a professional buffet. There was an amazing person who I would like to call a pro-Vikinger. lol Even so, if it runs out, small bowls will appear one after another, so you don't have to be afraid of Viking Madam or worry. The main dish, rice and eggplant with chicken miso, was very delicious, with plenty of juicy rice and eggplant and delicious chicken miso. All of the small bowls are healthy and mainly feature Japanese dishes such as okara, hijiki, mozuku, dashi-maki egg, eggplant miso, and crab stick tempura. In the small bowl, the soup-wrapped egg was very delicious. The meat and potatoes are packed in a large square oden pot and served piping hot. The soba was very delicious, and to be more precise, the soup was even more delicious than the soba. It's a very nice restaurant where you can enjoy a lot of Japanese food buffet, and it's small bowls. Although it's not as good as Viking Madam, I ended up eating a lot before I knew it. The dessert is double and luxurious, including coffee jelly, pudding, and dessert. The cost performance is quite high. Everything was delicious and very satisfying. but… No one has returned since we entered... Have you been eating forever? I'm very sorry. Thank you for the meal.

This is a shop that has been indebted for a long time. There are many types of small bowls and all are delicious. I bothered you for a maximum of 4 weeks in a row!

A popular place for lunch. However, there is a sign saying that junior high school students and younger cannot enter the restaurant for lunch. The age group of the customers is very high. Most of them are over 40 years old, and there are many grandparents. It's an all-you-can-eat buffet with small bowls, but I've never seen anyone go crazy eating it, as some of them are older than others, and many people leave after eating everything. After ordering a main dish such as tempura or sashimi, you can bring your own small bowls, rice, miso soup, noodles, etc. It is so popular that the seats fill up quickly when it opens at 11:00. Although there is additional replenishment of small bowls, I think that it is often late compared to the first rotation. If you go, it is better to enter at 11:00.