Kamagaya, Chiba, Japan｜Kamagaya Shokudo

Cheap food,and delicious

I went there for dinner with an elementary school boy. Since it was around 6pm, the store wasn't crowded yet, so I was able to take my time choosing items. Enter the entrance, hold a tray like a miso, and pick up the side dishes, side dishes, side dishes, etc. that are displayed, and around the end, you will find rice (large, medium, and small size, miso soup, pork soup, katsudon, curry, etc.). You order udon, soba, etc. and then pay at the end. You can earn Rakuten points. Also, you can use PayPay in addition to cash, and Kamagaya City is currently running a 15% return campaign from November 1st, so I was able to eat at a better price than usual. Since I had a child with me, I was able to choose a snack at the cash register. In addition to water, we also have tea and barley tea, and you can pour both cold and hot drinks yourself from the water heater. We also have large, medium and small packs for take-out, as well as rubber bands, plastic wrap, and plastic bags, so you might be able to take home what you didn't eat. At our house, it cost over 1,000 yen because my son relentlessly took what he wanted to eat, but if you eat less, you might be able to save money. It was also nice to be able to warm up the side dishes that had gotten cold on display because there was a microwave. There were also two chairs with a table for children. I think the taste is such that you can eat it every day without getting tired of it. The freshly made katsudon was delicious. The pork soup was also good with lots of ingredients. I ordered it separately, but it seemed like I was able to purchase the pork soup as a set with the katsudon, which was a 30 yen savings. The cashier staff was kind.

Everything except the bill? It's self. Even if I had a large serving of rice and ordered too much of my favorite food, it still only cost me just over 1,000 yen. The cost performance is abnormal. I think it's really good. Sometimes I get tired of making it myself.