Kashiwa, Chiba, Japan｜Enraku

Both the taste and the staff are great! I also love the soft pork cutlet, the huge fried shrimp, and the ginger grill! There is a parking lot and a smoking area outside the store. The nearest station is Kitakashiwa Station, which is also close to the station on foot. This is a recommended shop. The photo shows the special loin cutlet and shrimp fillet.

On my third visit, my wife and I went there for Saturday lunch. When I arrived at the bicycle parking lot at 11:30, shortly after the store opened, it was almost full, and the tables in the store were full and there were only tatami rooms. I had been interested in cutlet curry for a while, and my wife said fin cutlet and fried shrimp lunch, so in order to add one more fillet, we decided to have fin lunch and fried shrimp separately. It's been a while since I've had it, so I asked if I could have a second helping of cabbage when ordering, and they brought me a separate plate for the cutlet curry. That's a nice consideration. By the way, a large serving of rice is also available for lunch only. It was crowded, so I had to wait about 20 minutes, but by the time I left, it seemed like the lunch menu was coming in less than 10 minutes. As for the taste of the cutlet curry, the menu said it was spicy, but it was just a spicy aftertaste, and it wasn't very spicy, but it was delicious. The cutlet is loin, voluminous, tender and juicy. It was my first time eating fillet, and it was also very soft and I ate it deliciously with the cabbage. The female clerk's service and language are good, but it's easy to forget when she's busy, so double check if she doesn't show up. Also, I previously thought it was pork soup, but this time's miso soup had plenty of vegetables, but instead of pork belly, it had salmon.

I slipped in 5 minutes before lunch time ended. 2 groups of customers. Loin cutlet lunch 1,000 yen including tax. Free large serving of rice. The pork soup with lots of ingredients is also delicious. Chiba Prefecture restaurant support meal tickets (extended until March 31, 2023) can also be used.