Higashimurayama, Tokyo, Japan｜Sagami Higashimurayama

Full volume! You can eat Japanese food set for lunch. A shop near the railroad crossing south of Higashimurayama Station. It's hard to come by car because it's along the street that gets congested every day. However, the food you eat here heals even that hardship. This set is only available for lunch. Raw soba, tempura, steamed egg custard. One of four kinds of rice dishes and five sweets are brought to one table. I got the fried chicken in front with a LINE coupon. The soba made from buckwheat flour ground in the store has a good flavor and a chewy texture. The texture of raw noodles will delight you. The tempura is not too hard and the taste of the ingredients is fully complemented, making it a perfect accompaniment to soba. There is no gap in the chawanmushi. It is served fresh and the container is quite hot and it is difficult to eat at first, but the soup stock is good and has a good seasoning that does not interfere with other dishes. Among them, the green onion bowl was pretty safe. I was a little skeptical about the taste because it was plain white rice, not vinegared rice, but it goes perfectly with soba. The last shiratama zenzai was my favorite and I was happy. It's great that it wasn't overly sweet and didn't offset the taste of anything I'd eaten before. I feel that it was a good one as a dish to finish. Overall, it's pretty high quality for a chain store, and it's understandable to see that it's only used by elderly people. This is probably because it has a mild taste and is easy to eat. There was no mistake that it was a store that I wanted to repeat.

Paid for lunch. Is it a place like "a higher-grade Japanese family restaurant"? The seats are comfortable and relaxing. Prices are reasonable. The food was also delicious. The store clerk was also nice.

There was a variety of seasonal food and it was delicious.