Fuchu, Tokyo, Japan｜Bamiyan

I went to try the menu because it was highly rated on a certain program. It was delicious, but It didn't seem too crowded as it seemed to be busy, but it took a long time to be served and there were a few customers waiting outside.

In the neighboring city of Bamiyan, the soup tasted like soy sauce-flavored hot water without enough stock, and was completely black.It was covered with unnecessary oil that had accumulated at the bottom of the plate and was so sticky that I couldn't finish it until the end, even when I called at the cash register. The staff didn't come right away, so I didn't go there much. However, the store that used to be Jonathan's, which is also part of the Skylark group, changed to Bamiyan, and I started going there because the soup tastes good and the staff are very nice and work well. Even though they are both Bamiyan, they are completely different.

It's along a road with few family restaurants (there's Gusto across the street), so it's a little difficult to find a parking lot. Since it was the old Jonathan's, the inside of the store is spacious.