Kitahiroshima, Hokkaido, Japan｜ごちそうさん食堂

On my way to Esconfield, I decided to go for lunch, so I headed for the ramen shop I was looking for, but it seemed a bit strange, so I decided to give it a try as there was a restaurant 50 meters away that was busy. The parking lot was almost full, and there was a queue inside the store when you opened the door. Just when I thought I had high hopes for this, I was surprised when I saw the Zangi set meal being served to another customer😲It was a great decision. After purchasing and handing over the food ticket, I received a buzzer and waited in the car. After about 15 minutes of waiting, the buzzer buzzed, so I entered the store. After waiting for 5 minutes, the set meal arrived. I received the C set meal (sangen pork cutlet + zangi). Although the portion was quite large, including the garnishes, it was delicious till the end. If you can't finish all the food, you can also get a doggy bag and a bag for 20 yen, so you can take it out.

I received a medium sized portion of rice from the Kitahiroshima Zangi set meal. It also comes with salad and spaghetti, making it quite filling. Zangi is the perfect size and easy to eat. There were approximately 15 pieces of Zangi. Even if you don't finish all the food, you can buy a 20 yen container to take home, so don't worry if you're not confident that you'll be able to finish it all. When you have finished eating, please return the tableware to the back shelf. There were people who couldn't clean up. If the restaurant is full, you will be given a call bell after purchasing your ticket. It looks like you can wait in your car. Once you are seated and your food is brought to you, hand the call bell to the waiter. It seems that 10 cars can be parked in the parking lot in front of the store. The road in front of the store is one-way, so you can only turn left when exiting.

I stopped by on my way to Escon based on the good reviews. As expected from a popular restaurant, there were many people waiting outside. I didn't really understand the system, so I waited inside the store, but I was surprised by the piles of Zangi that were brought to me one after another. No matter how you look at it, there wasn't enough to eat, so I bought a take-out container (sold separately) and took about half home. The zangi had a crispy coating, and I enjoyed the rest of it as a snack for an evening drink. This is a restaurant I would like to visit again, thank you for the meal.