Fujinomiya, Shizuoka, Japan｜Maejima

I like. A rare Fujinomiya yakisoba restaurant where you can eat directly from an old-fashioned iron plate. Although the business hours are long from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., is it in this area? Candy shop style? So, when my aunt has something to do, it's closed. They seem to close early even when they run out of ingredients.

The shop is open from 8:00 am. Since it's a candy store, there are no restrooms. Eat directly from the iron plate.

Oba-chan is a serious entertainer! According to Maejima's aunt, Fujinomiya yakisoba originated at a candy store. However, Maejima seems to be the only candy store that serves yakisoba left in Fujinomiya. The candy store style basically doesn't have a plate, and the mama is served on a griddle. ``Isn't it better because it doesn't get cold that way?'' I completely agreed with the question, but it was fine because there was only one customer, but if there were people behind me... it was a private place! It seems like you can adjust the flavor to your liking, and she kindly told me to let her know if the taste was too weak, but for me personally, I liked the basic taste, which was unmistakable due to the richness of the sauce, and the various flavors that I could taste. nice. Perhaps they were fed up with complaints from customers, but now you can enjoy Fujinomiya Yakisoba's original or original Yakisoba on a private basis. It's a simple yakisoba that resembles a candy shop, and has a simple, simple feel that doesn't have the fuss of a research group. Also, in the past, they used to sell oden at candy shops, so I learned how to choose delicious oden and the tricks people used to cheat when paying for oden...I'll refrain from the following. -- Since it's a candy store, I received some cocoa cigarettes and a model airplane (Mustang) on ​​the way home, so I had a luxurious time in many ways. By the way, they don't seem to carry chocolate-based sweets in the summer.