Tomioka, Fukushima, Japan｜Sala Thai restaurant

I had green curry! It's not Thai rice, it's Japanese rice. 700 yen for curry, salad, and a clear soup that smells like potatoes (slightly salty)! The curry contained lots of large eggplants and plenty of bamboo shoots. There was a big piece of chicken in the bottom! ^_^ There was a sign prohibiting photography on the ticket machine, so I wasn't able to take any photos, but there is a list of non-spicy menu items, which is nice for people who don't like spicy food. Free self-service coffee, great for those who can drink it. Another customer who was visiting the store for the first time was carefully introduced to recommended products in Japanese ^_^ Cutlery and water are self-serve. I was grateful that tissues and condiments were placed at each table!

■About navigation (Google) There is a guide sign on the mountain hill, but it is wrong. The store is diagonally behind Lawson, so you can enter from National Route 6. I was the only customer, so we talked while the food was being cooked. The panang curry cost 750 yen and had the real taste of coriander. Tom Yum Goong soup without rice is 700 yen The total cost was 1,450 yen, and with a 200 yen discount, the total cost was 1,200 yen. There were 3 other customers. ◆About cooking ◎Panang curry There is no curry on it, so add it later. It tastes like coriander and feels authentic. ☆Tom Yum Goong soup (no rice) There are many ingredients. Aside from the vegetables, I was interested in tomatoes and fried satsuma. Especially the shrimp is crispy and crispy. I heard that Satsuma-age is also used in Thailand, and there is a favorite Satsuma-age restaurant in Iwaki. We use Japanese ingredients to bring out the authentic taste. It seems that only Thai seasonings go well with Chinami for the authentic taste. ◆Inside the store As you would expect from a foreigner, the inside of the store is filled with posters about things like the country, yourself, and how spicy you feel.

I was looking for a store that was open on Sundays around Tomioka Town and found this store! I'm addicted to gapao rice, so I came here with high expectations. There is a 900 yen set with two types of gapao rice and curry to choose from, so I decided to go for that. Of course I chose gapao rice and massaman curry, which I had never heard of. Perhaps because there were no other customers, the food was cooked in about 5 minutes after ordering and then called. Enjoy free Thai coffee while you wait. It was my first time trying Thai coffee, but it was delicious and had a slightly different aftertaste than the coffee I usually drink. First I had the massaman curry, it was delicious with chicken guinea (I was impressed) and lots of toppings. The taste is sweet, not spicy, but not too sweet, just right. Gapao rice is a little bland. I added some Nampula on the table and it was just right. The staff are cheerful, the food is delicious, and the prices are reasonable. I found a good shop! I'll come back later. . .