Yotsukaido, Chiba, Japan｜麦+

I came here with my wife. A famous mama welcomes you cheerfully. Since the visit was around 10:30 Both breakfast and lunch menus are available. I couldn't decide what to order because there were so many things I wanted to try, Finally written on the in-store whiteboard Attracted by "today's miso soup", he puts together an order. All of them look delicious and I'm really lost. I've never been so confused about rice ball ingredients. You can see that they carefully prepare the soup stock and use high-quality ingredients. The seasoning was gentle and delicious. (Impression that it is gentle rather than thin) A slightly late and gentle breakfast at an unpretentious restaurant. It was a small happiness. Thank you for your meal. Also, I'm sorry to bother you.

The famous udon restaurant on Yotsukaido reopens as a curry and onigiri restaurant on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, and as a hamburger restaurant on Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday. Even the half-sized curry is filling and delicious, and it only costs 400 yen! The chicken cutlet is also very filling, and at 300 yen, it's cheap, too cheap lol The rice balls have a wide variety and the miso soup is delicious. The employees are all cheerful and pleasant people, and when I went there around 1:30 on a weekday, it was almost full and the parking lot was full of cars. This is a thriving shop located in the middle of a rice field.It takes time to serve food, but if you spend your time looking at the idyllic scenery, the time will fly by. It's worth going to both Yotsukaido and nearby people, and if you go from Yotsukaido Station, it takes about 20 minutes if you take a shared cycle, but it's still worth going! I will go again!

It's a store you can easily go to. It's more of a Japanese-style dish where you can enjoy curry with rice, which I've loved since working at an udon restaurant. You can take out or eat in rice balls and chilled tea from early in the morning. Hamburger restaurant on Sunday. On Mondays and Tuesdays, we will be serving ramen tsukemen at Kitsuneya. I also recommend this (*⌒▽⌒*)