Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan｜クジラ食堂

It's been over 10 years since I first went there. It's cheap. The quantity is also large. The taste is definitely delicious. We recommend the ginger grilled set meal and the fried chicken set meal. The ginger-yaki is a large pork loin coated with a sweet and salty sauce, giving it a different level of tenderness. The moment you bite into the freshly fried chicken, the hot meat juices and oil jump into your mouth, which is the best part. For those looking for value for money, the sashimi set meal may be a good choice. Shrimp chili is also the most delicious shrimp chili from Machi Chuka in Japan. The flavor is a little strong and the rice goes well, so it's great for University of Tsukuba club students and people who work hard. You can also get a second helping of rice. Student set meals are a self-service system in which students pick up their own prepared meals and prepare their own utensils. Recommended for students as it is cheaper than usual. The manager is quiet and shy, perhaps because he is from Akita. First-time visitors may have a hard time communicating because of his Tohoku accent and slightly bad tongue. Even though I've been attending for over 10 years, there are many things I can't understand. Although I'm shy, I like people, so I often talk to customers. I think people who come to the store for the first time may be confused because he is the type to joke with a straight face. For example, someone will say to me with a straight face, ``(If you arrived at the store at 7pm) we're sold out today, so the store is closed.'' or ``You look lifeless.'' Of course I'm kidding. It seems like a clumsy communication from the store manager who wants the customer to respond with, "What are you talking about? (LOL)." The manager is unconventional, unfriendly, and clumsy, but he is also very considerate and kind. When I asked him for life advice, he didn't say much, but he gave me sincere advice. For better or worse, he is the father of THE Showa era. There seems to be a clear division between those who "definitely want to come again" and those who "definitely don't want to come again." The ratio is about 7:3. I'm 7 years old, so I've been coming here all the time. Please visit us once and see how you feel.

The sashimi set meal was delicious. The portions are so generous that you can feel full even if you eat just the sashimi. It's still hard to believe that it costs 1000 yen (900 yen for students). As an added bonus, the owner was kind and prepared fresh bonito on site.

A Chinese restaurant inside Kuidaore in Tsukuba City. There is a snack street around, and there is a delicious Chinese restaurant on the first floor of the tenant.You can also drink beer! It was a very delicious Chinese restaurant with a giant grilled ginger, white fish, cod roe miso soup salad, and a huge fried chicken that was piping hot! Even though it's a Chinese restaurant, for some reason they also have sashimi set meals! The owner was a friendly person, and even though it was my first time visiting, I even received a souvenir.