Bando, Ibaraki, Japan｜Family drive-in Nakato

This drive-in, located along a road where traffic is sparse at night, has an old-fashioned, run-down feel, and is probably more famous than you might imagine from its exterior. Not only the exterior, but also the inside of the restaurant was quite worn out, the toilet was Japanese style, and the only customers I saw before me were a few local elderly people who were talking nonsense. Before I ate it, I wondered which one it was. To be honest, I was half-expected and half-compromised, but the moment I saw the pork loin steak on my plate, I was overcome with anticipation, and it exceeded my expectations. I asked in advance about the difference from pork saute, and was told that pork saute has a demi-glace sauce flavor, so I went with the loin steak, but was told that this seasoning was similar to the seasoning used in yakiniku set meals. Certainly, it sometimes has the flavor of a yakiniku set meal at a Chinese restaurant, and I prefer this to Demigra. This pork loin steak is one of the variety set menus, and it actually comes with fillet cutlet and fried shrimp, making it a luxurious set that would be a dream come true for elementary and junior high school students, and the cost performance is also high. However, I had a feeling that I wouldn't be able to finish it due to the volume, so I only had the loin steak. Thank you for listening to me. As I expected, the thick loin steak is quite filling on its own, and goes perfectly with the food. As for the soup, it's ok. I was the last customer that day, and as I was cleaning up the sign outside and paying, I was told that it was already hard for me because I am a senior citizen, but this restaurant, which I like for its taste and atmosphere, will continue to serve as long as possible. I would appreciate it if you could continue.

Anything I eat is delicious, but I like sautéed pork, grilled ginger, and omelet rice. Korean-style yakko is made with firm tofu, spicy sauce, and green onions. It's not too spicy, just the right amount of spiciness. The ramen set includes fried chicken, fillet cutlet, and rice, and 900 yen is too cheap! It was the best!

There is a drive-in (now a dead word) that looks like it was from the past, along the main road in Nakazato, Bando City. The menu is extensive, so you won't be spoiled for choice. This time I ordered a set of pork soti, fillet cutlet, and fried shrimp. As you can see, it looks gorgeous and tastes great. As other people have reviewed, the cutlet is definitely delicious. Sauteed to just the right degree of cooking, it's easy to eat. The meal was so filling that even though I had skipped breakfast and came around noon, I couldn't help but loosen my belt. It's not a standout restaurant, but I think it's a good place to relax and enjoy a delicious set meal.