Hino, Tokyo, Japan｜廣屋

I had a set meal of stir-fried meat and vegetables. I don't think it's a quality that can be provided with just one coin, but is it a contribution to the community? We had delicious. It's a little small, so if you're going to eat it, order a large serving.

It's delicious and cheap, nothing more to say. This time it's a stir-fried pork miso set meal. It's hard to find a set meal for 500 yen these days. This is a store with a conscience. I don't go to pubs at night, so I'll stop by there next time. Thank you for your meal.

I thought I'd have lunch near my business, so I asked because it was highly rated. At lunchtime, there are 5 types of 500 yen one-coin set meals, that's all. There is no such option for customers who want something a little different, and it is graceful. I asked for a set meal with grated ponzu and fried chicken. Food is called and go to pick it up. Two slices of Bettara-zuke (delicious) are on the rice instead of a small plate. There is a proper charge for large servings of rice and refills (agree). The soup was seaweed soup, not miso soup. I feel like I'm doing everything I can to cut costs and maintain this quality, quantity and price. The food was not prepared in advance, but it was fried one by one and it was delicious. It seems that the five types of set meals are also different, and if it was near my workplace, I would want to come here often. Thank you for the meal.