Isumi, Chiba, Japan｜Katsutei Nagashima

I visited for dinner for the first time this time because it was in the neighborhood, but the time was not right even though it was on the road. The parking lot is wide enough to stop. The store is large, and as soon as you enter, there are 2 table seats for 4 people, 5 counter seats, a small rise to the left, and a private room that seems to be for a banquet in the back. It was 18:00 on a weekday, but there were no previous customers. It seems to be run by an elderly couple. I thought it was a cutlet specialty store because it was called "Katsutei", but the menu is abundant, not only cutlet, but also rice bowls and noodles. Pork fin cutlet set meal, wife ordered oyakodon, about 15 minutes until completion. The cutlet has a crispy batter, the meat is soft, and it goes well with the homemade sauce. Speaking of difficulties, is it a historical shop, or is it a bit disappointing that the toilet is Showa style? Next time I would like to have something other than cutlet.

🌈A shop that has been around for a long time I love that the small bowls that come with the set meals are handmade. It was delicious😃

Every corner of the store is thoroughly cleaned. The "A set meal" pork cutlet, which is also written in the restaurant's name, has tender meat and a natural sweetness. The menu is Western food, and the owner is dressed like a Western restaurant, so it may have been a restaurant somewhere in the past. It's a small shop run by a couple, tucked away on a country road and not very noticeable, but I hope they continue to do their best.