Isesaki, Gunma, Japan｜Hosono

First visit during the day on a weekday in October. There are about 10 parking spaces next to the store. There are two entrances, and one is only for takeout. I heard that it was a historic store, but it was probably a new store that had been renovated. The seats are covered with partitions to prevent coronavirus. My wife had the small set B (600 yen), which is available only on weekdays, and I had the yakisoba average (350 yen) topped with Nijinja croquette (70 yen). I was surprised at how thin the yakisoba noodles were. It is beautifully decorated with tinsel eggs, red ginger, and green seaweed. Jinja croquettes look like Gyoda's jelly fries, but they are actually croquettes. The sauce is rich and delicious. Set B's ``Beef tendon stew bowl'' has a strong flavor and is delicious. It contained a large piece of meat. The pickled cucumber that came with it was exquisite. The restaurant will have two shifts, ``Hosono'' for yakisoba during the day, and ``Yakisobar Naohi'' for drinks at night. But it's too cheap. There is a reason why this store has been loved for a long time. In these days of soaring prices, I think it would be better for regular customers to raise prices a little.

The taste is addictive. My son's is delicious, but when I eat yakisoba made by my mother for the first time in a while, it's really delicious. I love it! ! I want you to keep making them. It was good because it became easier to go shopping after the parking lot was built right next to it!

My father has loved this store since he was in high school, and I've loved it since I was a child. I like to take out family-sized meals and eat together at home, but it's also great to have a set meal at a restaurant. Not only yakisoba but also jinja croquette and oden are very delicious.