Kawasaki, Kanagawa, Japan｜ひなた食堂

Comfortable place for lunch or dinner. Clean interior, friendly service. The menu is small, but the food is good. Free refills on rice. Not pricy, about 1,000 yen for lunch and 1,300 plus drinks for dinner.

2023/9/26 revisit This time I ate grilled pork with ginger, homemade hamburger grated sauce, and demi-glace omelet rice. Everything is delicious😋 The hamburger steak was plump, juicy, and quite delicious! Recommended☆ ----------------------------------------------- A set meal restaurant located on the steep slope leading to the Tonkatsushio rice field in Miyamaedaira, which has become famous for its solitary gourmet food. This restaurant was opened by a local real estate agent to provide a casual dining area for people living in the area. The large noren curtain at the entrance makes you hesitate to enter for a moment, but inside there are 4 large tables for 4 people and counter seats, and there is also a tatami room in the back that can accommodate a large number of people. So it seems safe even if you have a stroller or small child. Maybe it's just my imagination that there seem to be a lot of staff considering the size of the restaurant (lol), but the menu has a wide variety, and even if your family has different tastes, there's plenty to choose from. Personally, I wanted to eat omelet rice and a hamburger steak, but today I ordered a set meal set of carbonara and chicken nanban-style fried chicken, and an assortment of 5 types of sashimi. Large portions of rice are also free. The miso soup is red and has a lot of filling ingredients. All of them are voluminous, full of flavor, and delicious ♪ Lunch also seems to be popular as it is full of volume. Alcoholic beverages are a little pricey (780 yen for a mug of beer), but the lemon sour is 280 yen for some reason. Even if you drink 2 cups, it costs less than a raw mug and is good value for money. The food is also satisfying for the whole family, and there are no set meal restaurants like this in the area, so I think it will be useful, but there is no parking lot nearby, so you will have to find a coin parking lot and park. Although it is mostly uphill from the station, it is only a 4-5 minute walk, so access is not bad.

I visited by myself on a weekday night. Although the name suggests it's a restaurant, the noren curtain at the entrance is very fashionable, and the interior has a cafe-like atmosphere. Of course, they have a restaurant-like menu, but they also have pasta, etc., so I thought it was a restaurant you could visit without getting bored. There were counter seats, so it was easy for even one person to enter. The tatami room in the back seemed like it could be enjoyed by multiple people. The food was reasonably priced, plentiful, and very delicious. I would like to go there again when I have plans to go to Miyamaedaira.