Setagaya City, Tokyo, Japan｜Kaminoge Shokudō

Kaminoge passed by the store many times, but for some reason I never had the chance to bother him. There is a coin parking lot right in front of the store, so it's convenient even if you come by car. First of all, I was surprised by the handle of the entrance door lol Well, it was my first time entering the store, and I was escorted by an excited lady and guided to a table in the back and seated. On the wall, there was a notice of a set menu with fried rice as the main ingredient. “There’s something about fried rice.” So I decided to order fried rice, tanmen, and gyoza instead of the half-sized set. I was a little worried because I saw comments from some of my seniors saying things like ``the taste...'', but when I heard the rhythmic sound of the pot swinging, I dispelled my unnecessary worries. The blurred letters of ``Age'' gives a sense of history and plays a role in the presentation of the food served, which is a nice touch. In my opinion, everything was delicious, and I thought, ``Ah, that was delicious.'' I found a good store.'' There are many autographs of famous people in the neighborhood on the wall, so I guess it's proof that there's a certain amount of support. There is also a creative menu that doesn't seem like it was invented by my uncle or aunt, so I'll try that next time.

Visited at lunch time. I had a set menu for lunch, but the fried rice and ramen were easy to eat and very delicious! A 2-minute walk from Kaminoge Station.

It's a set meal restaurant with a Showa-era atmosphere, and there's an autograph from the person who wrote Slam Dunk.