Hitachi, Ibaraki, Japan｜Hitachi Southern drive-in

Delicious, healthy, and cheap food

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I visited the store for the first time. Due to the loud volume of the time sale announcements, it was difficult to hear the calls from Kanta Soba next door when the food was being served, and it was a little sad that the people who came to pick up their results looked like they were busy customers. Food is served quickly, so it might be a good idea to wait near the pick-up counter. Kanta Soba is spacious, and no matter where you sit, it feels uncomfortable (the chairs don't have backrests, so it's hard to stay long), and it's cool and airy. The rice in the seafood bowl was vinegared rice, but I personally would have preferred regular white rice. This may be due to the convenience of the stores that sell fresh fish. I felt that there were few ingredients compared to the amount of rice, but on the other hand, I could say that the amount of ingredients was average and there was just a lot of rice. If you pour too much soy sauce on the seafood bowl first, you'll end up eating soy sauce-flavored vinegared rice after the ingredients are gone, which will be quite salty, so you should adjust it by adding soy sauce to a small plate and dipping the ingredients in the soy sauce. I thought so. It comes with unlimited soy sauce and plenty of wasabi, but it feels like a cheap commercial product and is not of high quality. I thought it would have been even better if it had good soy sauce and wasabi like the famous conveyor belt sushi chain. You may want to bring your own soy sauce and wasabi. The udon soup was a little thick, but I liked the taste. There was unlimited water and barley tea, and the warm barley tea was delicious. I think the fact that it uses disposable paper cups is also very clever and amazing. There are so many options on the menu that I wanted to try something other than seafood. At the sales floor, there are items at shockingly low prices, such as kiwis for 30 yen, 3 onions for 100 yen, a pack of strawberries for 300 yen, fried horse mackerel for 100 yen (they seem to have sold out quickly), and green onions that you can get for free. It wasn't my intention to go shopping, but I went shopping. It's a place where there's more to see than just fish. I would like to come again.