Saitama, Japan｜Gyoza no Ohsho - Omiya Mihashi

It's a very famous chain restaurant that's cheap, fast, and delicious, and can be found in relatively many places, but it's always delicious no matter when you come. Maybe because it's Obon or because it's Sunday, there was still a line even when I went there at 1:30 p.m. I think it is rare that the parking lot is not large enough for the number of seats in the store. The children's set costs 300 yen and comes with mini ramen or fried rice and a small bag of assorted sweets, so I think it's a menu that families with preschoolers will be happy with. Whether it's fried rice or Tenshinhan, it's piping hot and I'm impressed by the consistent quality of the food, which doesn't make much difference no matter where you eat it. There is also a menu that offers just-sized portions at about half the regular price, so it's great for people who want to eat a variety of things. The price is low considering the quality, and it costs less than 3,000 yen for a family of four.

It's been 5 months since the outbreak of Corona 5, but this is a rare store that is still taking strict measures against infectious diseases. I think families with elderly people can eat here with peace of mind. It's crowded at lunchtime, so there's always a wait.

When I ate at another restaurant, Ohsho, the food was so bad that I didn't want to go there anymore, but when I ate at this restaurant, that thought was dispelled. I ate the limited-time Pork Toro Ramen, but when I looked at the images of people who had eaten it on social media, I noticed that there were many restaurants where the soki meat was not arranged neatly, so I wish I could have that too. I was worried that I would end up hating the king this time, but I was impressed by how beautifully presented it was. It was delicious! The building seemed old and I had never been inside before, but the people working there were lively and I thought it was a very nice store! I would like to come to eat again (*^^*)