Matsudo, Chiba, Japan｜玉米家

Shibui town Chinese food. I had fried rice for 550 yen and gyoza for 350 yen. cheap. The fried rice is slightly moist, and the seasoning is strong but not overpowering, giving it a perfect balance. The gyoza is rather large and the seasoning of the filling is modest. I want to come again because there are so many options on the menu. There is a coin parking lot a little further away that costs 200 yen for 40 minutes.

I visited Tamameya, located in Kamihongo, Matsudo City, Chiba Prefecture, about an 8-minute walk from the east exit of Kitamatsudo Station on the JR Joban Line. I received ``Today's daily mapo beanfu set meal fried eggplant'' for 650 yen. There were no other customers when I arrived at the store after 1:30pm. There are 3 table seats and 6 raised seats. "Mabo Mamefu" The spicy and spicy bean paste has quite a thick texture. It contains plenty of ground meat and tofu, and has a strong seasoning that goes well with the rice. "Fried eggplant" The eggplant is fried crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, with plenty of ginger and bonito flakes. "Miso soup/small bowl" Miso soup has plenty of gluten, nameko mushrooms, and green onions. In the small bowl, there is dried pyōmaki (dried rolls with vegetables inside chikuwa) and takuan pickles. "thoughts" Even though it's a daily menu, it comes with rice, miso soup, mapo beans and fried eggplant, and two small bowls for just 650 yen, which is a wallet-friendly price. When I came to the store, an older lady was running the store by herself, so I think it must be difficult, but I hope she continues to do her best. It's a small shop, and both the store and interior are showing their age, but the food was delicious in a retro Showa era atmosphere. It was a feast. *It is written as Tamameya and pronounced as Toumaiya. It's a Chinese restaurant, but looking at the menu structure, I think it's a local restaurant.

It tastes just like mom's, and I'm completely satisfied. It was really delicious.