Toyohashi, Aichi, Japan｜一福食堂

I ordered a tonkatsu lunch (with red miso soup) for 880 yen (tax included). The location is good, facing the station rotary. It was quite crowded at lunchtime, so we had to share our seats. The meal that arrived in about 10 minutes was a combination of thin cutlet, mayonnaise and ketchup. Eat it with Worcestershire sauce on the table. Is it visually appealing? That was my impression, but this is delicious. Whether it's the lard or the batter, it's sweet and crispy, and you can finish it in no time. In addition, I ordered a small amount of rice in the photo. The eel and katsudon are also recommended, so it was a restaurant I would definitely return to and recommend.

Perfect for lunch! First visit to the popular popular restaurant "Ippuku Shokudo"! This restaurant is one that I have kept warm for when I want to have lunch someday (^^) Higashi Mikawa has many old-fashioned restaurants with a Showa-era feel, and "Ippuku Shokudo" near Toyohashi Station is also a representative restaurant. The store's appearance also feels dated, and the sample case next to the entrance is dark and gives off a sense of placelessness, which is a nice touch. Inside the store, the strip of paper menu posted on the wall looks like a Showa-era diner and is GOOD(^^)v This restaurant has a reputation for being delicious no matter what you order. There are various lunch menus and set meals, but you'll want to order a la carte menu as you like. The fried horse mackerel is fluffy! The sashimi platter, Jakoten, and fish menus are really delicious! Moreover, the local specialty, Dotani, is not too sweet and is right in the middle of my taste! Beer is delicious with plenty of flavor! Katsudon & Udon set includes exquisite udon noodles! The ginger-grilled set meal is overwhelmingly voluminous! I'm so satisfied and full(^-^)/ This shop was more than enough to satisfy the shock of canceling the tour! Also, even in an old-fashioned shop like this, infection control measures are perfect! Even within the same table, we were completely separated from each other by acrylic plates, and they prepared plenty of plates for us to serve, so it was a restaurant that felt safe (^^)

Honestly, I haven't been there in years. A restaurant by day and a bar by night that is family-run (I think) and loved by local office workers. For lunch, the pork soup ramen is the best. The pork soup is fragrant and delicious with lots of onions, and the pork is chewy and delicious, and the ramen is sure to be delicious. After finishing the ramen, the rice + leftover pork soup was twice as delicious. Locally priced dishes and set meals are also available at night. It's a store I want to go to even after a long time.