階段降りて行ってみて♡三茶癒しの沖縄料理店 : Yuimarushokudousangenchayaten

I like the restaurant named 〇〇Cafeterias, and I wrote about this in a review before, but Yuimar Cafeterias here is Cafeterias that goes around (Yui). A store name that really makes you feel warm. There are several Okinawan Cuisine restaurants in Sangenjaya, and some are long-established restaurants that serve traditional Okinawan Cuisine, while others are Izakaya (Japanese-style bar)-bodied restaurants with authentic Okinawan amounts of carbohydrates. If you want to eat small portions, this restaurant is easy to use. The amount of food per dish is about 1.2 people, and the amount of salt and oil is gentle, so you can enjoy a variety of dishes without feeling tired in your stomach. On this suddenly cold day, I was craving a warm dish of bone-in meat simmered in dashi stock, so I made a reservation and visited. When we arrived at the restaurant, a large table was reserved for us. The young and cute waitress had a slight accent and was probably from Okinawa. He seemed very polite and nice. On this day, we ordered Churaumi salad, Asa's Dashimaki tamago (rolled Japanese style omelette), chili curly fries, tacos, Jimami tofu fried chicken, Suchika, etc. The food was delivered in a well-organized manner, and all of the dishes were delicious and easy to eat. Dashi soup and beef dishes are delicious, but home-cooked bonito soup and pork dishes are truly Japanese delights. I must have ordered too much, but before I knew it I had almost finished eating. My stomach and heart felt warm. An even more pleasant surprise was the bill, which amounted to less than 8,000 yen. picture! This was Sangenjaya, right? I'm writing this post to support you because I found an Okinawan Cuisine restaurant on Chazawa-dori that is very easy on the stomach, heart, and wallet.