Gifu, Japan｜柳ヶ瀬 天ぷらクラブ

The storefront and prices are common people's, and the taste is higher than a certain high-end chain tempura specialty store. While there is a hearty menu, there is also a vegetable tempura rice bowl where you can choose half-size rice. We regularly add rare brands of sake, but there are many brands that you don't know when you'll be able to find the next one once the bottle is empty, so first come, first served. There are various kinds of shochu and other alcoholic beverages depending on the timing. Recommended for those who can't drink a lot of S size draft beer but want to have a sip. In addition to vegetables, we regularly receive delicious seasonal items on our tempura menu. You can order a set + single item, or if you can go at a time when it is not crowded, you can order as much as you want while drinking alcohol, which may be a once-in-a-lifetime encounter. There is a service with a stamp card. The store is so clean and hygienic that you won't feel that oil is being used every day. Acrylic partitions, anti-spatter measures installed at the counter, please wear a mask when entering the store, and hand sanitizer when entering the store. The warm atmosphere and crispy tempura that comes from the soothing personality of the owner and his wife. I don't remember how many times I've been to lunch and dinner, but I always think the oil is in good condition. I used to work at a deep-fried food restaurant, so I'm very sensitive to it. Appropriate management may not be so, but here? I've never thought about it, so I can tell the couple's care and consideration so that you can eat deliciously with just salt. The salt is also regular salt, curry salt, matcha salt, and rock salt (they scrape off the Himalayan pink lumps each time, so it's really delicious, but when the restaurant is too busy, I refrain from doing so) By default, the tempura sauce is of course included, so feel free to use it as you like. I always order a la carte rice and red miso soup after consulting with my stomach about the a la carte dishes I want to eat that day. When I'm free, there's hot tea, but I'm happy to see that the tea is not lukewarm because it's hygienically ventilated. It is especially crowded at lunchtime during events, so we recommend arriving a little earlier than noon or if you can't see it from the front of the store, it's recommended to move a little from the peak time. You can also take out, so it is recommended to take home as much as you want to eat what you want to eat.

This is a shop located in the Yanagase shopping district! The price was cheap and the batter was crispy, so I was satisfied.

It was run by two lovely couples. After ordering Tendon, I ended up ordering Kashiwa, Isobe fried, sardine, cod sprouts and single items, but it is reasonable. I like that it has a local feel to it.