Wakayama, Japan｜フジヤ食堂

The previous generation founded the restaurant in Shinnai, an entertainment district, in 1930, and it has apparently been operating a restaurant business in Wakayama for nearly 100 years. It has now been moved to Yoshida. At that time, Shinnai was a sandy road with only two restaurants, and Fujiya Shokudo was apparently the first Western restaurant in Wakayama. I had a hamburger, Fujiya rice, and pudding. I felt the weight of tradition in the hamburger steak. The pudding was also delicious. Apparently there is a parking lot where only 2 cars can be parked nearby during lunch hours.

I visited you for dinner today! The nostalgic and comforting taste makes me order more (lol) Western food restaurants in town that are rarely available these days This is a shop where you can enjoy such precious tastes! !

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