Amagasaki, Hyogo, Japan｜塚口フレンチバール ミッテラン3世

This is a French restaurant in Tsukaguchi. It's located just outside the north exit of Hankyu Tsukaguchi Station, making it easy to access by train. It's a short walk from the Hanshin Bus rotary. The first floor seems to be the takeout reception and kitchen, and the seats are on the second floor. It was relatively compact with a counter and several tables ^ - ^ Ordering drinks etc. is done digitally using an app on your smartphone, so people who are not good at that may be a little reluctant (⌒-⌒; ) Lunch and dinner are available, and you can take out the lunch menu. Lunch is 1,000 yen to 2,000 yen, and dinner is 4,000 to 6,000 yen including 2 hours of all-you-can-drink, which is very reasonable for French cuisine, which has an expensive image, and I'm glad you can enjoy it at the same price as Italian food ^ - ^ I think it's convenient because you can make reservations using the gourmet app ^ - ^ There aren't many reasonably priced French dishes, so I try to make use of them from time to time ^^

I used it for lunch. It was very delicious! Chicken Nanban has a lot of French fries at the bottom and is more voluminous than it looks, so it was quite full. The set of fries that my companion ordered was 2 fried shrimp and 3 fried oysters, which was also plenty. It tasted delicious and came out quickly. Lunch is a main, salad, soup, rice or bread, starting at 880 yen, and you can add a lunch drink for an additional 200 yen. ★Power outlets are available at each seat, and chargers are available for rent. ★ There was a seat by the window where 1 or 2 people could relax. ★The ordering method was to read the QR code with your smartphone at your seat, so if you are not good at using smartphones, it may take some time. ★The aisles are narrow, so it was not possible to enter with a stroller or wheelchair.

For lunch with friends. It was Saturday afternoon, but due to the influence of the coronavirus, there were only two groups of customers. It was nice to be able to sit comfortably here. I had a hard time choosing the lunch menu because there were so many options, but I decided on the chicken nanban. For 740 yen (tax included), you can choose rice and bread, soup and an after-meal drink! The cost performance was great! The chicken nanban was also crispy and delicious (^^) The amount was just right for girls, not too much and not too little, but I think it might be a bit off-putting for guys. The clerk was friendly and there was a nice atmosphere. This is a store I would like to visit again.