Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan｜Matsumoto

I stopped by around 2pm on a weekday. Since it was past noon, the restaurant was empty and there were only 3 other groups. The size of the restaurant is about 7 tables for 4 people. The parking lot is located a little uphill from the road behind the store and has space for about 4 to 5 cars. While we were eating, there were about 7 to 8 groups of people taking out large-sized yaki dishes...it seemed like there was always someone waiting. I ordered a large meatball and yakisoba with sauce flavor. There are also soy sauce and kimchi flavors to choose from. The yakisoba was delicious with just the right amount of vegetables such as bean sprouts and cabbage in addition to meat. My companion added a rice set (miso soup and rice) to it. I think a large serving of yakisoba alone is enough to satisfy you. Since it was a great opportunity, I decided to take home a large yakiyaki with asian bean paste, white bean paste, sesame bean paste, and cream. Next time I will aim for fried udon!

[Sauce yakisoba (meat ball) 715 yen] The noodles are slightly hard. The sauce is rather thick, so it's good to eat it with red pickled ginger. It doesn't have the easy-to-understand taste that comes out at a yakisoba specialty store, but it has a simple and good taste. [Obanyaki (Azuki) 160 yen] *Sold until 17:00 billboard menu. The level is quite high, with the slightly sweet bean paste and the deep-flavoured batter. Even though I was full after eating yakisoba, I ended up eating two of them. If you eat at the shop, tea will also come out. [Overview] A shop that handles two staples of festival stalls. Personally, I like Obanyaki. This point is rated 5 stars. Yakisoba is honestly so-so. But it's reasonably priced and has a parking lot, so it's a pretty good store. It's close to Ring Road 2, so it's worth stopping by for a bit.

Vegetable yakisoba was so voluminous that I thought it was a large serving, and it was delicious. The large-sized grill was takeout and the taste was also easy to understand.