Kamagaya, Chiba, Japan｜Hananomai

I came here on a trip from Osaka, stayed at a hotel near Shin-Kamagaya Station, and went there for dinner. The only izakaya at this station! ? There weren't any izakayas around, so even though I did some research, I went there with trepidation because I wasn't sure about the atmosphere or taste of the place since it wasn't in the Kansai area. I was able to make an online reservation on the same day (during the holidays) ᕷ˖° ─That's why I went there wondering if it wasn't popular... When I entered and took a seat, I was very satisfied with everything from the staff's customer service to the food! In particular, the fried chicken was unanimously surprisingly delicious! ! ᕷ˖° The store staff are energetic and serve customers with smiles! ! If you drink 3 glasses of alcohol per person and eat your fill of food, it costs about 3 to 4,000 yen per person, which is reasonable, no, it's cheap! !

The state of emergency has been lifted, and I had lunch for the first time in a while~ This is my second visit to the Shin-Kamagaya branch...They have a variety of lunch options, including set meals and curry⭐︎ Snacks section...Personally, I recommend the fried chicken made in-store (salty and soy sauce flavors are both delicious◎ You can order from 2 pieces for each flavor!) Order half and half of whitebait and shrimp pizza! This was also super delicious ♡ The crab and cheese risotto at the end was also pretty good ⭐︎ The customer service of the store staff during the day is very polite. Next time let's go for a drink at night ٩( 'ω' )و

2022-04 Visited again for lunch on a weekday. I ordered the daily "Chicken thigh Saikyo-yaki set meal 500 yen (tax included)". The chicken thighs are big, juicy and delicious. It's a little small, but it comes with salad, small bowl, pickles, and miso soup. ――――――――――――――――― 2022-03 Just outside the east exit of Shin-Kamagaya station. This is an izakaya chain store under the Hokuso Line overpass. Recently, I was walking around here and found out that they were open for lunch, so I used it for lunch on weekdays. The inside of the store was long in the back, and I was guided to the innermost four-seat box seat. As far as I can see, everything looks like box seats separated by simple partitions. I was worried about smoking because it was an izakaya, but I was relieved that all seats were non-smoking. There are more than 10 kinds of lunch menus, from "Daily special 500 yen" including tax to "Hana no Mai Gozen" with sashimi, sushi and tempura 1500 yen. Oral orders with the call button. On this day, I asked for the "Boiled cutlet set meal 800 yen". The customer service was like an izakaya, and it was bright and energetic. The boiled cutlet set meal took about 10 minutes, but it was freshly fried and the egg was bound in an iron pot. The meat can't be said to be "thick", but it is thick and delicious. There are plenty of onions and sweet and salty sauce, and if you pour it over rice, it will be a katsudon. Miso soup, salad, side dish, and pickles are included for 800 yen. The rice is also large and free, so I think the cost performance is quite good. A long time ago, when there was Nanomai near my workplace, I often used it for lunch. At that time, you can get raw eggs, natto, and seaweed as much as you want, and refills of rice and miso soup are free. With a drink bar, it was a transcendent cospa. This shop doesn't have that kind of service, but I don't think there's anything to say about this content from 500 yen including tax. There are many other delicious menus, so I would like to use it from now on.