Koga, Ibaraki, Japan｜Katsutaro

My elderly grandmother, mother, and I used this place for lunch on a holiday. My grandmother is unsteady on her feet, but the parking lot near the entrance was empty, and the seats were conveniently located near the entrance. Also, the restroom was near the entrance so I didn't have to walk far. However, even including the hand-washing area, it was small and there didn't seem to be any universal toilets, so it would have been easier to provide assistance if there was a little more space. The most important meal was a regular fillet cutlet, which was thick and very delicious. My grandmother ordered a set of udon and mini fillet cutlets, and she didn't cut them because they were thin and small, but she found that they were much softer and easier to eat than regular fillet cutlets. You can choose between white rice and 21-grain rice, and I chose 21-grain rice. It also contained large beans and had a consistency similar to that of rice, which I liked. I wanted to buy it on the way home, but unfortunately it was out of stock in stores and online shops. There was quite a lot of rice, so I think it would be nice to be able to choose a smaller portion. Also, this is unrelated, but I think it would be nice if you could keep some of the line's breads so I could buy them at the same time. Overall, the staff and customers are older and calm, and since there is no touch screen ordering, I thought it was a store that was easy for elderly people to visit.

A visit since I took my nursing mother a few years ago. I saw a cutlet on TV and suddenly wanted to eat it. The taste is unmistakable. The service is also quite attentive and the expert's attention is good. ☆I gave it 5, but it's 4.8. The voice of the chef's person can be heard in the store. If it's leaking from the counter, why not put a transparent plate on it? It would be impossible for communication to remain silent. No, but it's a nice restaurant among the restaurants in Koga City.

I visited on a Saturday around 7 o'clock. There were still seats available, so we were seated right away. Although the price is high, I think it is a reasonable price setting. The fried oysters and fried salmon had a crispy coating, a soft interior, and a good taste. The oyster soy sauce was also delicious and complemented the oysters. You can choose 21-grain rice for rice and Kenchin soup or mushroom soup for miso soup. And since you can get refills of pickles, I had to refill them three times. I was told that I could have another helping of cabbage, but I was too full so I gave up on cabbage. The store staff was also polite and made me feel comfortable. I want to go again.