Ushiku, Ibaraki, Japan｜Baigetsu

I have used Hitachino Ushiku store in the past, and since the store has a similar name, I thought it was strange so I decided to use it. When I was reading other people's reviews, I noticed that Naruhodo had been relocated from Hitachino Ushiku. I agree. When I used it in the past, I only remember that the bread was delicious, so before I knew it, my memory had been falsified and I just thought it was a bakery. . . The restaurant is located along the old road that goes from Ikudo Route 6 to Yatabe or Moriya, so it has a calm, hideaway atmosphere. *In the past, Kocchi roads were very congested. The interior of the store has a calm atmosphere with a perfect DIY, early American, country-style homemade feel. It's not a serious country song, so I'm sure it will appeal to everyone. I ordered omelet rice with fluffy eggs, and the sauce was curry sauce. The ketchup rice inside is made with 16-grain rice, so it's more like a risotto with less water than a pilaf! Rather than the typical dryness, it is soft and moist, making it easy to eat and gentle on the stomach. The 16-grain rice that is often served at stylish cafes is quite addictive. The girl I went with ordered the ``Gotcha Plate'' and we shared a little bit of it, which was also delicious. You can't go wrong! Apparently they also do takeout, so take it home and enjoy it at home. I think that's fine, and I think it would be enriching to stop at a park somewhere on the way home and enjoy a picnic. The parking lot can only accommodate about 5 cars in front of the store, so it's best to carpool with friends. It's a 3% discount. The wash basin was not the enamel sink that is familiar in the country. These are ceramic sinks that you can find in pubs, and they are so small that when you wash your hands, the water splashes outside the sink. The only option is for the store to close the main valve a little, or for the user to adjust the water level using a lever. Should I put a filter on the outlet? Please note that the lever does not turn left or right as it is not a mixer faucet that dispenses cold and hot water, but a single faucet that only dispenses water! When using it, just move the lever up and down! We recommend draining the water slowly. You want to wipe away the water droplets that are scattered while thinking about the next person. The blended iced coffee that I ordered separately was delicious in a pure copper mug that shows the shop's special attention to detail, and the iced Earl Gray tea that Yome ordered enjoyed the aroma of the tea leaves and we had a great time. When I looked at the menu, I noticed that there was an original menu item that caught my attention, so I think I'll order that next time. So, I found a treasure! ★Suzuki Kojizukin's great magic art book Is it a first edition, not a reprint? Looks like you'll get along well with the owners! By the way, I have lost the cover, but I have a copy of ``Primitive Man in the Garbage Dump'' by C. King (translated by Ichiro Kono), a book by Koji Suzuki. The next time I go to a store, I plan to refuse the store and enjoy the Great Magic Art Book. You have to be very careful not to get it dirty! ! We are planning to enjoy Baigetsu's original blend "Maboroshi Blend"! 😉

It was a while ago I've been to the Hitachino Ushiku store several times, but this was my first time going to the Tamiya store! The store is decorated with cute miscellaneous goods and has a stylish atmosphere 😊 A small garden visible from the window? It also feels like you can experience the four seasons. This time I added dessert to the plate lunch! You can eat a lot of different things and the amount is just right! I felt that. The desserts were delicious as well. I was able to spend a relaxing lunch time. My mood and stomach were satisfied ☺️🙏 It's a quiet place, although you might walk past it for a while!

A cafe near Hitachino Ushiku Station. The atmosphere is quiet and the seats are stylish. The parking lot is a specific place, so if you make a mistake, you will be asked to move. Each menu is unique and delicious. The books in the store are free to read.