Kamakura, Kanagawa, Japan｜Nirakuso

Although it has been renovated for a long time, it is open on the third floor. Although the lunch price may be slightly higher at 2,000 yen, you can enjoy a relaxing meal with courteous hospitality. Unfortunately, I thought I had advised the male store clerk at the exit that the sign at the entrance was not conspicuous, but he replied without taking his eyes off his smartphone, saying that the store was open during business hours. It's a long-established store that I wish would remain, but it's a shame. Even elderly regular customers have a difficult time getting up to the third floor. I usually have seafood soup soba, but today I had the black vinegar sweet and sour pork lunch set for 1,500 yen excluding tax. We had a relaxing time enjoying the tea served in a pot and the apricot tofu served.

Favorite Nirakuso Whenever I visit, I always get shrimp soba♪ I've heard that great literary figures of the Showa era also loved it, which makes sense. As I climbed the stairs, I saw an elegant woman wearing Japanese clothes at the entrance of the store. Judging from her appearance, I recognized her as the previous wife, but what surprised me was the man who was with me and the faces of the customers who came into the store. You remember the details of the menu you ordered in advance. It may be natural to think of the hospitality of a famous restaurant with a long history, but I think it's amazing. I always visit this place when I stop by Kamakura, but when it gets so popular that there is a long line, it's a problem.

I ordered the lunch course, and it was great value for money and very delicious. Perfect measures against the coronavirus, a spacious space, 10 round tables with 4 seats, and a large acrylic board. I was surprised at how the card reader keyboard was disinfected when paying the bill. On top of that, all the staff at the store are very kind from beginning to end.