Nagoya, Aichi, Japan｜ぷちぱん

I came here because I wanted to have a Western lunch. The wall decorations inside the store are fairy tale-like. It's a stylish shop. And it exists in a hidden place. The customer base is a bit of a mismatch for me. It feels like there are a lot of madams. What I ordered was "Homemade curry set" and hamburger. This costs ¥1,100. I think it's a good value since it's a Western lunch. Curry rice is a type of curry rice with a distinct sweetness. I've never tasted this before There must be something in there that I don't understand. Curry Rice. It was delicious. What was shocking was that the hamburger was a mess. It was delicious. Next time, I'll try "hamburger, fried fish & fried chicken" I have no choice but to eat it. Oh, the hayashi rice looked delicious too... In that case, maybe the Hayashi Rice Set would be fine... I have to go two more times.

An old-fashioned Western-style restaurant quietly operating in a residential area. It's a hideaway atmosphere, but you can tell from the Shonai River by feeling like "Oh, there's something" (laughs) The interior of the store is decorated with cute wreaths and tall paints, and the floor is terracotta with a fairy tale and country atmosphere. There are too many decorations... but they are well cared for and cleaned. The warm hospitality of the wife makes me feel as if I have returned to a nostalgic place. The owner will also make it with a smile. We recommend the hamburger-based set. Or chicken sauté. The hamburger is soft because the outside is closed with fine bread crumbs. The fried shrimp was big and crispy shrimp. The rice was not too soft with just the right amount of sweetness and umami.

A Western restaurant quietly operating near Yokoiyama Green Park. You can't see the inside of the store from the entrance, so it might be difficult to enter at first. However, when you go inside, it feels quite spacious with only table seats. I only recently found out about the restaurant, so I don't know much about its history, but the seasoning is not too strong and the deliciousness of the ingredients stands out, making it truly delicious! It's a shop that makes you feel that way. The warm customer service from the staff at the store makes me feel like I've come back to a nostalgic place. Although it is a Western dish, it comes with miso soup (excluding hayashi rice and curry rice), and the texture of the soft-cooked rice may make you think so. For me, one of the definitions of a delicious Western restaurant is that the rice is soft. In this day and age, if you want to order ramen and fried rice at a famous ramen restaurant, it will cost you 1,000 yen. For lunch, this restaurant offers much better value for money in the same price range, and I hope it stays open as long as possible to encourage the people who come to eat there. I won't be able to go very often, but I'm rooting for you!