Kobe, Hyogo, Japan｜洋食の店 なんじゃろ ２号店

It is a popular Western food restaurant❢ Recommended for lunch❢ Do you also recommend the daily lunch special?

There are many Western food restaurants in Kobe, but I think this restaurant is on par with our main store when it comes to fried foods. This is our second store and the main store is in Nada. At the main store, there is an older, friendly-looking chef working in the kitchen, but here, a much younger chef is doing the cooking. I don't know because I haven't heard of him, but I feel like he has a vague resemblance to the chef at the main restaurant in Nada, so I'm assuming he's his son (lol) Today I ate the daily lunch special pork loin cutlet with bacon and cheese (700 yen including tax). At this price, it comes with cabbage salad, a hearty cutlet, rice, and miso soup, making it the best value for money. The cabbage in the salad is very fresh, and the dressing has a light and refreshing shiso flavor, so it goes perfectly with the fried cutlet. Also, the miso soup at this restaurant has a unique taste and is very delicious. I'm not a foodie so I don't really know, but I wonder if the soup stock is delicious? The container is also placed in the teacup, which is very distinctive. The main cutlet had a crispy coating and the meat was soft and delicious. All of the fried foods here have a crispy coating and are delicious, so I highly recommend them. Croquettes are also cheap and delicious. Many Western restaurants tend to neglect rice, but this restaurant's rice is delicious. The amount is a little small. Although there are many famous Western restaurants in Kobe, this restaurant may not be that famous, but I personally think it is a famous restaurant. I don't think it would be strange if it became a more popular store... The main store used to be a hidden gem, but it seems to have become quite popular after being featured on TV. I haven't had a chance to go to the main store recently, but I think the taste here is just as good as the main store. Basically, all the dishes have a high average value and are delicious no matter what you eat, but personally, I definitely recommend the fried food at this restaurant. It may be a little harsh for the elderly, but I think men under 40 will like it. It's quite far from any station, so you might not have a chance to eat here, but if you happen to be in the area, it's definitely a restaurant you should stop by. By the way, you can use PayPay.

I had the roast pork bowl. It was moist and soft, with tartar sauce on top of the sauce, and stir-fried summer vegetables between the meat and rice. Miso soup is also included, which makes me feel relieved. Since there is a screen, it was a little difficult to exchange side dishes when I went with my family, but I can feel relieved that the infection prevention measures have been taken.