Tsuchiura, Ibaraki, Japan｜ホッパーズ

Everything was delicious! I forgot the name of the dish, but I ordered a lunch set of chicken tomato stew and gratin. The main dish was of course delicious, but the dressing on the salad and the white sauce on the gratin were also delicious! Apparently, the dressing and white sauce are homemade. My mother, who came with me, asked for a hamburger steak, so I got a little, but it tasted like an old-fashioned hamburger with my favorite nutmeg, and it was very delicious. Next time I go, I want to ask for a hamburger 🎵 As a point to note, are the days when it is open and the days when it is not open relatively irregular? So, when I went to the store relying on the information on the internet, there were two times that I didn't do it, and I felt like I was finally able to go this time. So I think it's a good idea to call before you go and check if they're open (^^)

The shop is only open for 3 and a half hours from 11:00 to 14:30 (closed on Mondays). Since opening in 1989, there has been a sign saying that everything including hamburgers, dressings, white sauce, and sauces for meat dishes are handmade👏👏👏 Today, I received C Lunch's "Hamburger Steak" for 850 yen🌟 You can choose between demi sauce or Japanese sauce, so I chose demi sauce👍✨ The sauce is very rich and delicious 💮💯 The spaghetti that comes with it is also seasoned like a traditional Western restaurant 🍝 There are a lot of seats inside the restaurant, and the parking lot is quite large, but I wonder if the owner is running it all by himself. Apparently smoking was allowed before, but now all seats are non-smoking 🚬🈲 Payment is cash only.

It's an old-fashioned Japanese restaurant, and it was very delicious. There is also a lunch menu on Sundays, starting at an affordable 800 yen including tax. The two of us went there at 12:00 and ordered the daily special lunch A and the hamburger steak lunch C. Soup, small salad, main dish, rice, and drink are all delicious and reasonably priced. it's the best. The outside is clean, the inside is also clean, and there are a few ornamental plants. It was dark when I went, but I felt that this was a traditional Japanese restaurant. There are about 10 tables. It was probably a shop only known to those in the know, and there were always about 5 groups. The parking lot is directly behind the store, and there is an entrance between Coco's and this store. Approximately 20 cars can be parked. Personally, when I'm hungry, it's become one of my go-to restaurants.