Aizuwakamatsu, Fukushima, Japan｜Rice Field

I visited for lunch while touring. The second floor is already reserved for private use, and the first floor is reserved for us, making it a very popular restaurant. In addition to being able to choose from lunch menus A to D, there was another special meal. I ordered C's Kimagure Curry. When I looked around the store again, I saw a lot of American and carefully selected items on display. Alien pickled in formalin is a must-see! The items on display, such as the Dominator that doesn't transform but still makes a sound and 80s records, provided by other customers are interesting. It's a whimsical curry, but it has a rich and delicious flavor with a nice accent from bamboo shoots, which are rare in curry. Coffee jelly after a meal is also refreshing after a spicy meal. Get the sticker at checkout and purchase the store's original T-shirt. It was a cafe that welcomed riders as they came out to see us off when we departed!

I was wondering where would be a good place to have lunch and found this while driving from the Kamisashi Castle Ruins to Tsuruga Castle. Choose based on your intuition based on the atmosphere of the exterior... ✨ A big hit 🎯 Western music from the 60's and 70's is playing quietly ~ The calm atmosphere of the restaurant is the best 👍 I imagine it would be even better at night ~ ✨ Curry on the lunch menu It was just the right amount of spiciness 👍🏻 It was a restaurant with an atmosphere that made you want to stay forever ✨ After finishing my meal, I spun the gacha at the entrance of the restaurant and got a ticket for one free drink ꉂ🤣𐤔www✨(˙˙*)?When will you come to Aizuwakamatsu City next time? That's what I thought, but I'm impressed even though it doesn't have an expiration date😭Although it's not Sarai's lyrics, I just thought, ``Someday I'll go home, I'll go home someday, I'll definitely go back~''🤣. If you are from outside the prefecture and have no plans to visit again, try your luck at the gacha before paying the bill. I recommend it✨

A cafe with the concept of "travel". There are foreign currency, overseas miscellaneous goods, and other interesting little things placed throughout the store, which are fun to look at. The coffee cup was also made by the US Navy, so I really enjoyed it. There are also many travel pamphlets and magazines. "For travel advice, please contact the staff." It might be a good idea to plan your trip at this cafe. Restaurants are very limited in the surrounding area, making them a valuable asset. The coffee was very easy to drink and delicious. The dry curry is also spicy, authentic and very delicious. Next I want to try pancakes. There are parking lots in front and next to the store, and there are surprisingly plenty of parking spaces.