大勝

The home-style food was very delicious here!

Daikatsu, a set meal restaurant along Route 17 Bypass I wanted to see an old set meal shop and the atmosphere was good and the taste was good ?

Katsudon is delicious! There is also Unadon, and there are many set meal menus, so it's easy to enter by yourself, your family, or a group!

The set meal shops and tastes that are everywhere are relatively recommended. The parking lot is in front of a parking space store that is difficult to stop. 15 units. If you are using Prefectural Road 128, turn south at the Josai intersection (currently not moving, Karakuri clock) and go straight for 400m, and you will be on the left side just after passing through the national highway 17 intersection. If you are using the No. 17 bypass, go south at the intersection where you can see Beisia Denki on the No. 17 bypass and it is on your left. A store just around the corner. As a landmark, there is a sign on the wall that says a set meal shop. (On the wall along the No. 17 bypass, the restaurant is written in large letters of Daikatsu.)

A shop that is difficult to evaluate. The image is Wakasagi tempura set meal 800 yen. The tempura is delicious, and it's not that strange, but there isn't even a lot of raw vegetables and mayonnaise next to the tempura. And on the table, only soy sauce, sauce, shichimi, and salt. It's my first visit, so I'm afraid to ask, and even if you look around, you can only eat fried set meals, yakiniku set meals, and raw vegetables with the main dish. In the end, I lightly sprinkled it on soy sauce and ate it with juvenile tempura, but it was certainly a bit tough.

Anyway, if you spend 1,000 yen, you can eat a lot of miso soup and delicious white rice set meal, so let's go! The shop I've always wanted to visit. It looks like it's been around for a long time, but the unmade retro signboards and buildings are very nice! Even inside the shop, there were decorations that had been around for a long time, so it was a Showa retro in harmony. Very calm. Feeling like a grandma's house. Eel weight is very rich! However, other regular menus are reasonably priced at around 750 to 1,000 yen. Basically, fried (*The fried here is not Gyoda's B-class gourmet fried food) The main menu was fried tempura, but there was a mackerel miso set meal with a stewed set katsu curry... Menus that are not fried. This time we had a "ladies' set meal". Oysters, fried tuna, fried shrimp and sashimi in a small bowl are luxurious! The "Okatsu set meal," which bears the name of the restaurant, is said to have more rice and more sashimi. The miso soup with plenty of ingredients is seasoned firmly. There were so many radishes, deep-fried tofu and konjac! happiness. Also, the rice was delicious and very delicious. There is no doubt because the Tohoku people from the US say it! Small bowls are meat potatoes, cold tofu, lightly pickled cucumbers, meat potatoes and tuna sashimi. Everything was delicious, but the meat and potatoes are a little sweeter and they are very tasty and impressive. The wife (?) of the shop served tea, carried the food, and the second generation (?) served the food. I was a little surprised that the young cook was good for the restaurant. On the other hand, it was personally nice for Grandpa to spend a calm time sitting at the table in the shop (laughs). I definitely want to go eat again. Next time I want to eat miso stewed mackerel!

I visited with a colleague at noon on weekdays. I ate a brikatsu set meal. I ate yellowtail cutlet for the first time, but it was soft and delicious without the smell peculiar to fish. The miso soup that accompanies it was also delicious with plenty of ingredients. The cutlet curry that my colleague ate was also large and looked delicious. I am very satisfied!