Iizuna, Nagano, Japan｜農家レストラン食ごよみ日和

I visited around 11:30 on Saturday. There was only one other group of customers, but after a while, several groups entered the store and it was quite crowded. As soon as you enter the store, there is a ticket vending machine with a large touch screen, buy a meal ticket and hand it to the clerk. There is also a menu on the table, so you may decide calmly after taking a seat. It seems that it depends on the time of year, but when I visited (around the end of July), the number of menus seemed to be small. Within 10 minutes after ordering Iizuna Miso Ramen, my ticket number was called and I went to the counter to pick it up. Iizuna miso ramen is a type that stir-fries vegetables firmly, and the soup is delicious. There is something like a miso ball in the middle, and it is very delicious if you eat it while melting it in the soup. I thought it was miso balls, but it was slightly spicy because it was mainly minced meat. The shop has a large window glass, and it was very nice to see the surrounding mountains.

There were so many vegetables that I felt like I had eaten vegetables for the first time in a while. It was delicious. I had a pork yakiniku set meal.

I ate the seasonal salad soba. You can get a 100 yen discount ticket if you use the direct sales store next door or the cafeteria here. All-you-can-eat rice or rice balls was a good deal.