Nagoya, Aichi, Japan｜Minoriya

From the outside, it's a quaint store that looks a little tired. The inside has a nostalgic look with a Showa era feel, and as you can see in the photo, the menu is pasted on the wall. Although it is a so-called set meal restaurant, there is an oden pot installed, and if you order it, you can have it with red miso. The set meal includes a hearty bowl of rice and a soupy cutlet bowl. However, since it is an old building, the seats are narrow and there are only two tatami seats, so if it's crowded, you won't be able to relax comfortably, and it may be difficult for people in wheelchairs. I think this is a restaurant where you can enjoy the atmosphere.

THE Showa nostalgic town set restaurant. It's been promoted by the locals, but it's delicious no matter what you eat. It's nice to have oden. Of course, since I am from Nagoya, I had it with miso. A famous store you want in your neighborhood!

Actually, this was my second visit, and last time I ate oden and it was delicious, but this time I wanted to eat katsudon, so I remembered this restaurant and came here. When I arrived at 10:55, they told me to come in, so I ordered a large bowl of katsudon, and the food arrived in less than 10 minutes, so I ate it, but I thought I'd hand-deliver the cutlet. Although the meat is thin, it has a good seasoning and is delicious along with the sweet and salty batter.For 700 yen, it is a very good value for money. My personal mistake was that I had leftover rice from the large serving, and the soup that soaked in the soup had a good taste, but I was a little tired of it.I should have ordered oden, but it was a lot to eat that much, so I ended up trying my best to finish it all. The large size was an extra 100 yen. There are almost no menu items over 1,000 yen, and with the old interior and the skill of the owner, this is a restaurant that I hope will continue for a long time.