Iga, Mie, Japan｜名阪茶屋

It's not cheap. But is it a reasonable amount? Location, atmosphere, customer service, food very good. If you go there thinking it's just a ``teahouse'', it's probably not a good idea. It appears briefly in period dramas. The atmosphere is reminiscent of an Edo-era teahouse. When I first visited, I didn't know it was a ``Ryori Chaya.'' Without knowing anything about it, I thought it was a teahouse, a place to rest. Although I wore shorts and a striped T-shirt, which looked very out of place, the waitress was very kind and guided me around and explained the menu and dishes. ``I recommend sukiyaki, but if you're having a small meal, you can also have a meat hot pot that will satisfy you.'' I was told that, It was a great satisfaction. Many people may not say that it's cheap if you only look at the price, but...well, I think so too... Considering the food, atmosphere, and customer service, The concept of good value for money may apply to these kinds of shops.

The personality of the landlady is everything.

The Iga beef is delicious, but the croquettes are also delicious! It looks luxurious and expensive, but I don't think it's that expensive!