Hiratsuka, Kanagawa, Japan｜2時からビール どん

I had a hamburger for lunch. The demi-glace sauce simmering on the hot iron plate looked even more delicious, so I took a video of it 😅 The texture of the hamburger steak was so good that you could eat it with chopsticks, and you could really feel the meat, and at the same time, it was soft and juicy and delicious ✨😋 The air conditioner didn't work very well, so it would be nice if they could improve it a little more.

A restaurant named 70's Kitchen previously operated at this location. Although the restaurant is currently called Yoshoku Bar Don, the menus have some similarities. According to the staff, the manager is the same, but the owner has changed. There may be various reasons, but as a customer who has been to the previous restaurant several times, I am honestly happy that quite a few of the menu items have been carried over. This time I visited in the evening, and I was able to order various single dishes as I liked. It seems that they also offer course meals that include all-you-can-drink. However, the individual menu items are quite reasonably priced, so I think it's okay to order them individually. I think the most distinctive menu item was the hamburger steak, which had a lot of meat in it, but all the menu items were of a relatively high standard. The fried food was handled well, so it didn't feel soggy and was crispy. Please note that the scallop cream croquette and fried squid in the photo are for 3 people. All others are for 1 person. The grilled ribs were not too fatty and the quality was good. The pizza is a little average, and I didn't order it this time, but for carbs, you might want to order rice or gratin. Also, looking at the menu, there are some pretty good value lunch sets, so it seems like a very easy-to-use restaurant just like in the old restaurant days. It's probably a store suitable for regular use. We ate and drank a lot and spent less than 5,000 yen per person, so a normal meal would probably cost 2,000 yen or so for the night.

A delicious hamburger restaurant that can be used for a night drink. Western restaurants are not usually an option for drinking parties, but this restaurant is also recommended for drinking. The alcohol menu is very extensive, including Hakushu and Yamazaki whiskies. (There was more, but I forgot...) I visited for an after-party, so I ordered a hamburger as a snack. The meat is juicy and the demi-glace sauce is delicious, making it a great snack for highballs. All the staff were friendly and I had a pleasant meal. (Heiji-san was especially nice.) A restaurant I would like to visit again and recommend.