Aizuwakamatsu, Fukushima, Japan｜Borozo

A restaurant where you can relax and enjoy Aizu's local sake and local products in a relaxed atmosphere. The kakiage and fukimiso rice balls were delicious and went well with the sake. Personally, I recommend pickled herring with Japanese pepper.

A detached pub with a great atmosphere. Rui Yoshida is also here. The shop is run by the wife alone, but the staff is efficient and the customer service is pleasant. The menu includes local ingredients, so you'll want to try all of them. Kakiage of carrots to recover from fatigue seemed to be the best. The pizza was light and great as a snack. And above all, the alcohol is delicious! As you would expect from Aizu, the sake is so rich in character that you'll want to try a variety of them. It's easy to drink, so even beginners can enjoy it. It's a small and cozy shop, and I'd definitely like to come back again. Thank you for the good memories!

``Oimachi'' is the old name of the town under Aizu Castle, and there was a three-story tower in this area, so it was called ``Roumachi.'' Later, as the tower disappeared, the word ``old'' was added to the town, and it became known as ``old town.'' The reading is "Otonamachi". It's so stylish. This shop is located a little further west along the alley next to Tiger Parking on Hideyo Noguchi Seishun Dori. I had visited the store a few times before for interviews, and I remembered that it was a very pleasant store. This is how I went to see it in private, and it was a wonderful shop with a hideaway atmosphere. The food and drinks served in the renovated old warehouse-style house are delicious. The menu uses Panax carrots, a specialty of Aizu, that are delicious. I like the tempura of pancreatic carrots, the ``fatigue recovery grill'' made with pancreatic carrots, yams, and eggs from Aizu chicken, and the carrot sake on the rocks. A warm, sweet, fertile earthy flavor. Panax carrots are good for nourishment and tonicness. The proprietress prepares an endless number of delicious dishes made with seasonal local vegetables, and they go perfectly with Aizu's local sake. A hideaway for adults, a healing space. It's a nice shop.