Sagamihara, Kanagawa, Japan｜イートカフェ Tetu

◆Tets ◆ Omu soba average 780 yen I went to Tetu, which has a store in Sagamihara City, Kanagawa Prefecture. The store is located right next to an intersection, and there is a noren curtain in front of the store, so you can easily find it. The inside of the store was spacious and had a Hawaiian feel to it, with ceiling fans running and a clean feel. I ordered omelet soba for the first time in a while. The owner will grill it right in front of you. This is an unusual style in which not only mayonnaise but also ketchup is added to the omelet. It goes well with the manly noodles and is delicious! The owner was also very considerate about the water in my glass, pouring it for me before I asked, and was very considerate. I don't have much knowledge of the area, but it was a shop that I would like to visit again.

It's located next to a Thai restaurant that I've been frequenting a lot lately, and I've been curious about it for a while. Today, I bought some taiyaki to take home. Depending on the time, the taiyaki will be made to order, so you can enjoy piping hot taiyaki. I highly recommend this taiyaki, which has a crispy skin and plenty of red bean paste to the tail.

Eat-in available. Ordered freshly baked taiyaki and Ufu cream. The outside was crispy and the skin was thin, so there was plenty of cream. It's so delicious! Be careful not to get burned when freshly baked.