Yokkaichi, Mie, Japan｜Hatanakaya

The dotemoni here is delicious♪My mother humbly said that all you have to do is remove the fat and simmer it for a long time, but no, no, you can't get the flavor just by doing that! The best boiled meat dish I've had in years! Since it's a public cafeteria, you'll have to bring your own side dishes from the shelves. This loose kanji is so cool again! You can also learn about the history of the nearby Suehiro Bridge. This time I stopped by for breakfast while cycling. It's a pity that there was no doteni. Instead, I had an omelet with lots of ingredients as my main dish ♪ Hmm. It's still delicious. I was able to get enough energy for the rest of the way to Ise♪ Now let's go!

The inside of the restaurant has a Showa era atmosphere, but the kitchen and seating areas are well-cleaned, making it more comfortable than I expected. When you first enter the store and choose what you want from the shelf or refrigerator on the right and take a seat, the owner will bring your rice and red miso soup (or clam soup when we visited) to your table. This time I received 2 sets of sardines in ginger sauce, 2 spa salads, 2 chilled tofu and pickles, and 2 sets of rice and miso soup. Everything was delicious and I was very satisfied from the morning. The owner will come to your table and pay on the spot. This time it was 1200 yen. You can leave the tableware that you ate with.

It is a wonderful shop that is somewhat nostalgic and gentle on the body and wallet. Although it is a Showa-style restaurant, it is well-maintained and you can always have a pleasant meal. Boiled food, deep-fried food, sashimi, rice, pork soup...I recommend all of them, but my favorite is the rolled egg. It is a high-class restaurant with taste, not price.