Maebashi, Gunma, Japan｜大和茶家

I really wanted to eat Yakisoba so I searched and found this place. There is a parking lot in front of the store where you can park about 3 cars. I was surprised by the buzzer sound as soon as I entered! It felt like an old-fashioned diner, and the water was self-serve from the refrigerated case. There are various things written on the wall, so if it's your first time, pay attention to the wall. The menu is also on the wall. We were served stewed food until the yakisoba was ready. The small portion of yakisoba with cabbage topping brought to me by the owner, who is a great senior in my life, was rich and delicious. Total 450 yen

This is a restaurant with a big buzzer at the entrance that was introduced in Omo Delicious Restaurant. I still hear a loud buzzer, but it seems to stop immediately. There were no other customers. When you enter, the master will be right in front of you. The same people you see on TV! I ordered a large portion of yakisoba (600 yen) as a souvenir. It's cheap 😃 I was given stewed radish and carrots to eat until they were ready. When you eat it, the soup will soak in. soft. Delicious😋 The yakisoba had thin noodles and a flavor that drew you back. (Yakisoba is the best while drinking alcohol at home.) It's a large portion, but the thin noodles are coated with sauce and you can't stop eating with chopsticks. Last time I came, the parking lot was full, but at 2:00 p.m. on April 24, 2023, there was no one there. I was lucky. There is a shop not far from here that serves takoyaki🐙 benten and omoji😃 I thought that I would be able to visit the restaurant that was introduced to Omo Delicious Restaurant once things settled down. But "Isamu" in Hanyu City is still very crowded 😓 Thank you for the meal.

We visited Yamato Chaya, a buzzer yakisoba restaurant that has become a hot topic on TV. A large portion of yakisoba costs 600 yen and fried egg topping costs 50 yen. The price is cheap, but the taste is excellent! You can change the taste later by adding sauce, green seaweed, white pepper, and mayonnaise. It was like teppanyaki yakisoba, and it reminded me of yakisoba at a street food stall. It's similar to the yakisoba eaten in Ota, which is familiar to Gunma residents. The taste is delicious, but I stopped by the pickled pickled ginger and finished the whole thing without getting bored. Next time, I would like to try the jumbo platter. It was a feast! Boo! ! I'm surprised lol Thank you for reaching out.