Okayama, Japan｜松木天ぷら店

A store that has been around since the Showa era, which used to be next to the railroad crossing on the Tsuyama Line. I bought it every time I went home. The fried squid was bigger than it is now, and it was called "squid glove" because of the shape of the cut squid (although it's not that big). Whether the oil is good or not, the fries are delicious and not heavy on the stomach. The rare Kakiage contains plenty of vegetables such as potatoes and carrots and onions, and can be enjoyed on its own.

When I arrived at the store, one man was already buying it. I was at the back of the line, but I didn't have to wait long for my turn to arrive, so I was able to order right away. Lots of variety! Moreover, they are all cheap and satisfying to eat! When I went there, there were two people in the store: a young woman and an older woman. When I was thinking about which one to buy, she smiled and said, ``You can take your time before deciding.'' I was very happy. By the time I finished shopping, a student was coming up behind me. I ordered the student discount chicken cutlet, so it's a student-friendly restaurant. I get the impression that this is definitely better than convenience store or supermarket side dishes because it's so cheap even if you buy a lot of different kinds. Of course, the taste was delicious and the coating was crispy. I'll go buy it again ^_^

It's a tempura shop with a Showa feel, but the shop was run by a young man and woman. Are you a couple? There is also a parking lot right next to it. I bought too many because they are cheap. . It was crispy and delicious.