Nagoya, Aichi, Japan｜Shizue

I wanted to eat Tendon for lunch, so I searched around Shinzui and went there. For just under 1,000 yen, you get a gorgeous tempura bowl of mushrooms, nasu, pumpkin, green pepper, three types of fish (tuna, stickleback, and amberjack), shrimp, steamed vegetables in a bamboo steamer, red soup stock, and even ice cream after the meal, which is good value for money. It's too much. Being a seafood restaurant, the fish tempura is especially delicious! I thought it might be a bit difficult to enter since it's a restaurant where you take off your shoes at the entrance, but if you can walk in by yourself and have lunch for 1,000 yen, you'll be so satisfied, I'll definitely come back if I'm in the area again.

This is a store that I can recommend with confidence. The food is carefully prepared and very delicious. The store may look a little difficult to enter, but please feel free to stop by.

I went with three friends to see Gussanya broadcast on January 22nd. It opened at 11:30. There was a paid parking lot next door, but the store only gave you a 30-minute free ticket, so I parked at Donkey across the street, did some shopping on the way home, and got a 2-hour free ticket. It seems that any amount of shopping is fine. For lunch, I had the Sazanami Zen meal. It was ¥1100 including tax, which included boiled fish, 5-6 pieces of tempura, steamed vegetables, your choice of cold tofu, rice, miso soup, pickles, and your choice of a small dessert. It was a very delicious lunch. You do take off your shoes at the entrance, but there are table seats, so people with impaired legs are welcome. There were various dishes. Prices also varied.