Yokkaichi, Mie, Japan｜つつ井 本店

An oden shop located just below Yokkaichi Station. You can drink beer, sake, and shochu. The bamboo shoot oden was extremely delicious. Other oden such as radish and chikuwa were also great. There was also a TV at the counter seat, and it just so happened that a baseball game was being broadcast. I played a lot while watching professional baseball and had Oden! That's good! You can have a drink while eating a light meal, so we recommend that you come here to have a drink before a drinking party, or to have another drink by yourself after a drinking party!

An oden shop located right next to Kintetsu Yokkaichi Station. The handwritten menu and narrow interior have a retro feel. The shop is run by old ladies and has a peaceful atmosphere. Oden types vary widely in price, ranging from 100 yen to nearly 400 yen. The meat was thick and delicious😋

I used it alone. There was a counter immediately after entering the store, and a table seat to the right after entering. It's perfect for drinking alone. The inside of the store has a true Showa feel that you can feel even from the outside. It's calming down. When you enter the store, there is a TV installed in the back left corner. Oden is not Nagoya-style, but Kansai-style with dashi soup. Of course, the garnish is spicy pepper. From classic dishes like radish, chikuwa, tendon, and eggs, to unusual dishes like cabbage rolls and spinach. The classic radish retains its proper texture, but the soup is soaked in every inch of the radish, filling your mouth with a rich, nutritious flavor with every bite. I'm glad I'm Japanese. The beef tendon cost about 400 yen, so I was wondering why, but it made sense because it came on a separate plate with a nice texture. The soup stock is delicious (≧▽≦) In addition to oden, many people also ordered fried chicken and grilled hormones. I thought this was the kind of restaurant that would make you look forward to drinking alone on a chilling midwinter night. Even if it's summer!