Tachikawa, Tokyo, Japan｜Sasa

I've been curious about it every time I pass by, and today I finally got to visit it for the first time. There was an eat-in space with less than 20 seats, and ordering was done by purchasing a meal ticket. There are several lunch menus, and you can choose from bamboo set, pork and eggplant set, and grilled fish. "Daily set meal (chicken with chili sauce)" Order. It came with chawanmushi and jelly. Cold drinks, chopsticks, towels, etc. are self-service. All-you-can-eat side dishes include rice, miso soup, shredded cabbage, lettuce, pickles, bean sprout namul, spinach namul, kakuteki, corn, seaweed, spa salad, and potato salad. Surprisingly delicious! It was a meal that felt like home, unlike any other restaurant. There's also a TV, so it's kind of relaxing. I'm full, thank you for the meal.

I'm happy to have all-you-can-eat homemade side dishes. The bean sprout namul, spinach namul, and homemade kimchi were very delicious. The Sasa Teishoku is hearty and well-balanced with simmered foods, fried foods, and sashimi, making it very satisfying.

Fast, cheap, and delicious. This is a store that you will want to visit regularly. It's so delicious and there's so much, and it's 850 yen, including a fried chicken set meal and all-you-can-eat side dishes. Anyway, the owner is very fast-moving, and he is the only one in the kitchen, serving food quickly and filling everyone's stomachs. It's a relaxing space with a TV. *Cash only.