Toride, Ibaraki, Japan｜Diner Ebiya

There are two (?) parking lots behind the store. An old dog welcomes you at a Showa-style restaurant. I ate deep-fried chicken, gyoza, and special offal stew. The dumplings and fried chicken were juicy and hot, and the taste was good and very delicious. The stewed motsu is said to be special, and the motu is very beautiful, soft and delicious! We were given freshly fried pumpkin tempura as a bonus. I was very satisfied.

It is a long-established store in a residential area. It feels like it's in front of the old Omonma Elementary School. I went there at noon, but there were old customers and new customers. There is also ramen, but motsuyaki seemed to be popular with a wide variety of set meals. Grandmother and son? is run by I feel very kind and gentle. It might be easier to understand if you call out a little cheerfully when ordering. The taste is strong for noodles and the set meal is usually delicious. Also dumplings are very delicious. Parking is located behind the store. Because the alley is not wide, it is difficult for large vehicles. If it's a normal car, no problem at all. It is a shop where you can relax and feel nostalgic.

I had a set meal of pork grilled meat bowl and ramen. It's a restaurant that feels like an urban Chinese restaurant with very delicious food and a laid-back atmosphere. It's crowded with locals and you can tell that it's loved by the locals. My mother was also very kind and helpful. This is a store I want to go to.