Inawashiro, Fukushima, Japan｜Okubo Shoten

I stopped by on the way to the Hideyo Noguchi Memorial Museum. It was very delicious horse meat. Please try it.

Great!!

I visited on a Friday around 3pm. Since it was a weekday, there were only two groups in the restaurant, so we were able to enjoy our meal slowly. I bought about 200 grams of loin as a souvenir, so the total payment for the two of us was over 10,000 yen. As for the food, it was absolutely delicious and I would give it 5 stars. I thoroughly enjoyed the wonderful meat that I can't taste in Tokyo. The service was also excellent, with explanations of the dishes and parts of the meat, and I was able to receive simple and appropriate service without any complaints. Of course it's 5 stars. The atmosphere is also great. In Aizu, there are few places where you can eat inside. The culture of purchasing horse meat at regular butcher shops is deep-rooted, so there are not many stores that cater to tourists like in other places. This time, we were served creative and delicious dishes at a wonderfully beautiful restaurant. In that respect, it's 5 stars. On the other hand, if you look at the reviews, you will see comments such as ``the price is high'' and ``the price is for a tourist area.'' But this is a tourist spot. It is natural that the price is a little high for tourist destinations. What's more, it's a "pay in advance" option. It is wrong to complain about the "price" after the fact, as you sign the contract after knowing the price in advance and receive the service after paying the bill. It's bad manners to pay in advance and give a low rating after you've finished a delicious meal, saying it was expensive. If you don't have money, eat cheap and tough meat that suits your height. Overall, 5 stars without any complaints.