Machida, Tokyo, Japan｜Haneage Machida Honten

I think it's a good and cheap store. As for the ramen here, it's light and delicious, and I think it's the best way to end the meal. Chicken char siew is only available at chicken shops, but it is thick, very delicious and tender. The soup is light, so it's delicious when eaten with leftover meatball sauce or grilled offal. Drinking Hoppy with ramen soup will fill you up and make you feel tipsy.

It's located a short 2-minute walk from Odakyu Machida Station and seems to be open 24 hours a day. It seems like you can have a grand menu anytime, rather than a restaurant where you can't order some menus depending on the time of day, or only lunch during the day. The inside of the restaurant is quite clean and at first glance it doesn't look like a cheap izakaya, giving it a good impression. All items on the snack menu are under 300 yen, which is a great deal, but the presentation is worth the price and the portions seem to be a little on the small side. I think it's pretty good for people who like to eat a variety of things. The alcohol menu is also generally reasonably priced. There are a lot of types, but since it feels like a popular izakaya, there are almost no cocktails. Mostly beer, hoppy, sake, sour, and highball. Considering the price range, I think there is quite a wide selection of sake. The customer base is diverse, from young people to the elderly, and there are many counters, so I think people of all ages can enjoy it. Of course it tasted good!

We had lunch in Machida and discovered this restaurant by chance while walking around. I react sensitively to the two characters ``karaage''. When I saw the lunch menu, I wanted to try fried chicken bowl. The fried chicken rice bowl has 8 pieces of fried chicken and is the best value for money. I also like how it's simply served on top of rice. I also ordered Haneage's specialty, fried chicken wings. It was 3 servings per person, but you can munch on it. It had a good amount of sweet sauce and sesame flavor.