Noda, Chiba, Japan｜Yayoiken

I'm a follower of Yayoi eaves. If you're not sure what to eat on the go, this is the place to go. No matter what store you eat, it's reasonably delicious and of consistent quality. I had a set meal of eggplant miso and grilled fish. The hot juice that comes out when you bite into the eggplant is tough on your cat's tongue. Grilled fish is mackerel, fatty and delicious. I finally finished the side dish with two refills of white rice. For the pickles bowl, I had a second serving and was completely satisfied. The pickles here are exquisite, so it's a good idea to leave enough space in your stomach for the pickle bowl. Sports Depot and Komeri are attached, and the parking lot is large and convenient along Route 16. It was a feast.

You buy a meal ticket from the ticket vending machine right after you enter, and once you are seated, a staff member comes to take your order. Tea and water are self-serve. You can eat everything from single items to set meals at reasonable prices. If you choose a large serving of rice, you can get refills from the rice cooker located in the center. For 30 yen +, you can change from white rice to sticky barley rice.

I came to Yayoiken today because I got off work early and wanted to have dinner at Yayoiken for the first time in a while. It's been a long time since I last visited and I was hungry, so I went to the ticket vending machine and bought a miso katsuni set meal (850 yen) and 5 pieces of fried chicken (490 yen). 【result】 I pressed the rice refill button four times. Moreover, it is medium size (200g). 200g×4=800g In addition to this, there is also the rice that was originally served, so I ended up eating nearly 1kg in one meal (and just the rice). I left the restaurant with a feeling of fullness that I had never felt before, even at Yoshino, who also had free rice refills. Don't call me annoyed. Thank you for the meal🍴🐷💓