Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan｜大衆食事処 鶴見食堂

(Additional note) As mentioned in other people's reviews, the price increase is noticeable in this day and age. However, the original price setting is unusually low (especially the drinks), so I have no complaints. The 30 yen highball on the signature menu remains unchanged! ! Today, I had a glass of highball as an aperitif (33 yen including tax), a main dish of original Mita yakisoba (803 yen including tax), and 2 glasses of Hoppy White (143 yen including tax) and Kinmiya Nakamiya (55 yen including tax) as accompaniment drinks. I did. Thanks for the meal. ---- (Additional note) I visited the store again on Friday afternoon. There were many people drinking highballs inside the store. I thought it would be a lightly grilled Neapolitan, but the people around me ordered three highballs. ---- (Additional note) I visited the store again in the afternoon on a weekday. The ordering procedure has been changed and there is no longer a need to fill out the order on paper. This time I decided to drink a lot, so I ordered 3 highballs (90 yen excluding tax) and the Sanzoku Fried Set Meal. I finished the highball before the fried bandit set meal was ready. Additional Hoppy White (100 yen excluding tax) and 2 cups of Kanamiya (100 yen excluding tax). We finished off with two highballs (60 yen excluding tax) and gyudon. I'm satisfied. I was surprised at how cheap the drinks were! ---- It's been a while since I came to Tsurumi, so I thought I'd have a drink before heading home, so I was looking for a restaurant and found this place. Shocking price of 30 yen for a highball. This is amazing! All drinks are cheap! The ordering process is unique, but there are easy-to-understand explanations, so once you try it out, you won't have any problems. Since it was a restaurant rather than an izakaya, I enjoyed it as if I were having a drink with my meal. I think I will come again next time I come to Tsurumi.

It is the strongest cafeteria where you can order a highball for 30 yen! All the alcohol is super cheap, but it was as delicious as the alcohol that comes out at the izakaya even though it's super cheap. Although the alcohol is cheap, the food is a little expensive, but if you think of it as an izakaya, the food is reasonable. Since it is a self-ordering system, it is recommended to order all at once.

Once you are seated, write your order on a piece of paper and go to the counter. I was confused by the system at first, but it was easy to use. Rice bowl dishes are the cheapest. And the highball is only 30 yen.