Toride, Ibaraki, Japan｜Yamaguchiya

It is a yakisoba restaurant with a retro feel. I've already eaten it three times because it's delicious and affordable. The cheapest one is 200 yen! It's a miracle price. But it's delicious. If you pay 50 yen higher, they will put an egg on it.

A retro Showa-era "yakisoba" specialty store. 350 yen for a standard size with egg. Bottled ginger 200 yen. I would say it's worth the price, but you can't get this homely taste at other restaurants. The ingredients are simply ham and cabbage. Red ginger and green seaweed. Eating yakisoba in a quiet restaurant rather than eating it at home is simply delicious. And this egg is doing a good job again. The proprietresses had kind personalities and it was a very relaxing shop. I came to eat by train, but there doesn't seem to be a parking lot, so be careful if you're coming by car.

The atmosphere was great. Yakisoba costs 200 yen. It seems to cost about 50 to 100 yen more depending on the size and egg. I love the taste and it has a nostalgic feel to it. The retro interior is also relaxing. I don't think there is a parking lot as it is in a one-way alley. Since it was near the station, I parked at a nearby paid parking lot. Regular holiday is Thursday. It felt like the grandmother was making it for me and the young people were supporting me. The service was polite, and since 200 yen for yakisoba wasn't worth it, I also ordered a coke. When you are offered such a cheap meal, you have to order at least a drink. There were quite a lot of people from the neighborhood coming in for takeout. I definitely recommend it.