Kurashiki, Okayama, Japan｜Steak no Don

This chain store is located on the corner of an intersection, so it's easy to enter by car. The store is as spacious as an old family restaurant, and does not use a modern touch panel for ordering, so it is safe even for the elderly or those who are not familiar with machines. Also, although the facilities are somewhat old, the cleanliness of the toilets and other areas was good. I visited on a Sunday afternoon, and even on holidays, there were several set menus under 1000 yen, so I got the hamburger and chicken (pictured), but the rice and soup were free to refill, so it's perfect for those who want a hearty meal. Also recommended! Also, I've seen some reviews saying that the meat is tough, but do those people only eat softer meat? All of the menu items were more than delicious, and I especially liked the hamburger steak, which was very meaty even though it was inexpensive. The customer service wasn't as bad as others said, especially the middle-aged man (manager?) who was very thorough, so the rest of the staff followed suit, and I didn't feel any bad feelings at all. did not. I think this is a restaurant where everyone can enjoy a comfortable meal, from families with children to the elderly.

I came here to eat steak for the first time in a while. Although it was lunchtime, the food was delivered quickly after ordering, and the steak was tender and delicious. The soup bar had onion soup and seaweed soup, but the onion soup seemed to be more popular, and when I went to get the soup, there were quite a few left. However, by the time I went to get another drink, it had been refilled.

I went again. We recommend the daily menu for 999 yen including tax. You can get free refills of rice, bread, and soup, and the pork and chicken are rotated depending on the day of the week. It's delicious and voluminous. I went there for lunch for the first time in a while. I ate 200g of lean steak. It was voluminous and had no streaks and was satisfying to eat. Refills of onion soup and seaweed soup are free. Separate menus and drink bars have tea, coffee, salad, and other sets available for a fee, and you can refill them if you declare them when ordering from the menu.