Miura, Kanagawa, Japan｜まるよし食堂

[Large fish menu, less crowded and cheaper than Jogashima] ・I visited after 11 o'clock on Saturday and received the ``Today's Recommendation'' tuna stew with bone set meal for ¥1,200 (23.10.14). I was confused because the menu was so extensive, but it seems like you can get a set meal for 500 yen (rice, miso soup, 3 small plates). I'm satisfied with the taste, volume, price, and customer service! ・It's hard to tell just by looking at Google Maps, but if you're coming from the Misakiguchi direction, just before the bridge (you can see the wind power generation in the back right), go left, and when you see the store, go down to the bottom right. ・Since I went there by motorcycle, I parked in front of the store, but I think it can accommodate 7 to 8 cars (including the blue light car in the photo). There are two free parking lots across the road, and there is a paid parking lot if it is full.

During the September holidays, customers kept coming in even though it was still hot. There are only two free parking spaces in front of the store, but there is also a large paid parking lot in front of the store. If you include activities such as playing on the beach and fishing, it seems like it will be fun to stay for a long time. I ordered tuna bowl, kamazuke bowl, and sea rice bowl. Everything was fresh and very delicious!

picture? In a place like this? A small restaurant in a convenient location. I went there on a weekday afternoon, even though it was raining, and was glad that it was open. You can see the harbor from the windows inside the restaurant, so it's nice to be able to sit by the window. Since I was with my dog, I was seated outside. The tuna pickled rice bowl you are looking for comes with miso soup, pickles, and candied tuna for 1,400 yen. You can fill your mouth with the flavor of tuna and the aroma of pickled fish. There doesn't seem to be any other means of transportation other than coming by car, but there is a parking space available. Worst case, there is a paid parking lot right next to it, so I might as well use that.