Kisarazu, Chiba, Japan｜kamarmakan

Visited for the first time as part of the Kisarazu Tourism Association's bicycle project. Homemade bacon was delicious. I also bought it as a souvenir. The location is a little difficult to find, so you may want to look at Google Maps. There's a parking lot --- Visited again on Saturday afternoon with 3 people. I had pasta and pizza with a salad set (coffee as a drink) on the terrace. Both pasta and pizza are voluminous. All of them are light and use bacon well. Satisfied with the volume. It was just getting crowded, but the food was served relatively slowly. Since you are doing it alone, it is best to avoid it if you are in a hurry.

Depending on the direction from which you enter the store, it can be quite difficult to turn (even in a small car). Is it okay here? I'm worried, but I'll figure it out soon. This shop is located near the mouth of the Obisu River and looks like a secret base from the Showa era. You can't see many shops, and the boat nearby stands out (the boat was used as a toilet). The store isn't very large, so it might be a pain in this day and age if it's full of people. If the weather is not bad, go outside. The pizza has a nostalgic cheese-filled taste rather than a true Italian one. The cheese is soft and delicious. Bacon is also delicious. The bacon was smoked outside.

An open, different world just beyond Costco. The pasta, pizza, and desserts are all very delicious. It was nice to sit on the terrace on a sunny day and enjoy the relaxing time.