Kofu, Yamanashi, Japan｜Naraya HIYOSHIMARU

I heard that this is a restaurant you should come to when you want to get your fill, so I decided to visit. Located right next to Kose Sports Park. There is quite a large parking lot around the store. The inside of the store looks like a restaurant and is kept clean. There's a lot written on the outside, but you can tell that they're passionate about making sure users get their fill. After having a hard time with the ticket machine, I chose the butadon, which seemed to be the most popular. There is also a note written on the machine telling you to be careful as the amount is large. Pork bowl average 730 yen ...It was certainly quite a large amount...I think 610 yen for a small one was enough. It comes with miso soup, pickled vegetables, salad, and a small side dish, so it's even more filling. The pork bowl itself is pretty tasty. It's hard to tell from the photo, but even when I visited on an empty stomach, it felt like a lot of food, so I think I'll try a smaller portion next time.

I stopped by to eat lunch. Many of our customers seem to work nearby and come here to eat. There are parking lots in front and behind the store, so you won't have to worry about finding a place to park even if you come by car. It's a system where you buy a meal ticket as soon as you enter the store. When you go for the first time, it can be a bit confusing because the only options are the words written on the button on the vending machine, but there is a menu with pictures right below. The restaurant's recommended menu seems to be pork bowl, so I bought a ticket for that. When you hand your ticket to the person at the counter and take a seat, the waiter will call you by your ticket number after a while and you can go pick it up. There are chopped green onions and ginger on the counter so you can add your own toppings. I was imagining a sweet and salty soy sauce flavor, but it has a light flavor similar to that of giblets. It's served in a large, deep bowl, so even if it's an average serving, it's quite filling.

Arrived around 13:20. There is only one meal left on the lunch menu at this point. I came with two people, so I was thinking about what to do for one more person in front of the ticket vending machine. The lady at the store gave me the advice that the amount is a little too much for a normal serving for women, so I should make it smaller. She is a very nice clerk. After all, this day's lunch menu, fried chicken and I usually ordered a small serving of beef sukidon. Both were delicious. I especially like the taste of miso soup. It's nearby, Lunch menu 660 yen. A small serving of beef sukidon is 550 yen, I thought I would go again because it was affordable and delicious.