Isesaki, Gunma, Japan｜Shinchanchi

・The parking lot has space for about 2 cars in a separate vacant lot. First visit after playing at nearby Kezoji Park! There were no customers as it was mid-way through the day, so I enjoyed my monja while chatting with the owner's grandmother. The store looks like a good old candy store! That's what it feels like. Also inside the store. I can't help but feel nostalgic about how many shops like this remain. Now for the important thing! A bowl full of cabbage, fried balls, and the delicious aroma of the sauce... Make a dam and chop the cabbage with a spatula to remind yourself of the past. Add the juice when it's ready! Mix gently and spread. When it smells fragrant, it's ready to eat...it's delicious! It's a medium-sized portion, so one might be enough for two people, but I'm happy with just one! lol Next was Yakisoba. ...? Super thin noodles! However, it wasn't difficult to eat and the large amount of potatoes was delicious! And it's full of volume! While I was at it, I bought some sweets and paid the bill... I was shocked because it was so cheap. lol I would like to show up once in a while for my grandmother who was lamenting the rising prices of candy. Thank you for the meal!

Arrived around 4:10 pm on September 11, 2022. Candy shop and Monjayakiya & Yakisobayana Ordered monjayaki and yakisoba for takeout. cheap anyway But it takes a little time because grandma is doing it alone. It would be wiser to call first. And Monjayaki is Isesaki Monja Yakisoba is thin noodles and this is also delicious. Full of nostalgia with bottled cola Adults and children alike can enjoy it, right? I was a bicycle, but I don't know if there is a parking lot There doesn't seem to be enough space in front of the store to park, so it might be better to check in advance.

First of all, it's delicious. I guess they're doing it without business. Don't forget to let us know if you're here. Well, there are various things to look at from a Reiwa perspective, but as a gourmet hunter, I can overlook it. The fact that customers keep coming here shows how popular it is. Monja is orthodox, but you can buy baby stars and use them as toppings. The yakisoba came out freshly made, and the mysterious flat surface gave it an instant flavor that made it delicious. There is usually enough for one person. Unfortunately, I should have ordered two servings of monja. Very disappointing.