Aizuwakamatsu, Fukushima, Japan｜Marumo shokudō restaurant

This is a restaurant that I love because it has a nostalgic, so-called cafeteria feel to it. The entrance of the store blends into the scenery so much that you end up walking past it (lol) This time I ordered ramen and half curry for the first time. I feel like there's way too much ramen. Is this a big deal? I felt so full. In fact, I thought it might have been better if I didn't order a half curry. We also have Aizu's classic sauce cutlet bowl, which is naturally delicious. The menu seems to be only posted on the wall. I always feel like it would be nice to have more options, but it's usually sauce katsudon or ramen (lol). It's next to the bus terminal, so it's a good idea to go to the bus stop a little early and eat while waiting for the bus. Oh, Wakamatsu Station is also right in front of you, so of course it's perfect for waiting for the train. Please come and experience the Showa era that remains in Reiwa.

A 120-year-old long-established store Enshrined in front of Aizuwakamatsu Station It is a good old popular dining room. It's quiet and the atmosphere is nice. Beautiful shops have also increased I also like the atmosphere of this shop. Speaking of Aizu sauce cutlet It's sticking out of the lid! It is said that It's not that far Hearty and filling A delicious crispy sauce cutlet bowl. The mini curry is also like the curry in the cafeteria. It was delicious. There are other Aizu ramen, so I would like to order and eat.

To the long-established Marumo Shokudo, which was founded 120 years ago near Aizuwakamatsu Station. I had the Aizu specialty sauce katsudon. The sauce katsudon has crispy batter, and the meat is thick and responsive. The sauce was thick and the rice was a little soft. The restaurant has a good atmosphere with a long-established feel, and since it is a cafeteria, there are ramen, udon, soba, and curry rice, so it seems to be good for everyday use. It closes around 19:00 at night, so if you want dinner, go early.