Kashiwa, Chiba, Japan｜食堂信水

I usually go to Funatori on Prefectural Route 8. When I searched for a ramen restaurant in this area of ​​Shonan, this restaurant came up, so I decided to give it a try. I had passed by it several times, but I never noticed it. I went there around lunch time, and there was only one other person there, so it was empty. It's nice to be able to come in at lunchtime without having to wait. Prices are very reasonable, starting from 500 yen for ramen, 650 yen for oyakodon, 700 yen for Chinese bowl, and 700 yen for set meals. I ordered oyakodon, and the sweet seasoning made the eggs soft and the rice went well.

Reminds me of a nostalgic town cafeteria The simple but carefully prepared dishes were very delicious. The first time I visit the store, I will have a Chinese rice bowl, the second time I will have a stir-fried levanilla set meal, and next time I will have noodles and dumplings.

It was the best store! Bean sprout soba 600 yen Gyoza 300 yen Fried rice 600 yen Anyone who understands Showa retro restaurants should go! It's a shame that the store's noren curtains don't stand out! I think it would be a good idea to put up banners saying things like ``ramen'' and ``China soba.'' Funatori, which is famous for its China soba along the Funatori Line, is not the only restaurant that serves delicious Shina soba. I ate delicious “Bean Sprout Soba” for the first time in a while!