Saisaijaya - Mimasaka

I worked nearby and stopped by for lunch. Since it is a cafeteria at the roadside station, I ordered a set meal of Kitsune Udon, which made me feel like a food court. I was surprised to eat a bite. It's very solid. Aburaage, udon noodles, soup stock, white rice, chawanmushi, small bowls of seasonal vegetables. It doesn't look flashy, but it's delicious that you'll want to eat every day. (Is it locally produced for local consumption? Rice is very delicious !!) If you buy a meal ticket and wait at your seat, you will be called by number and go to pick it up, but with the number, "pork soup set meal" and "shishikoro set meal" are absolutely delicious, right? The menu flies around. Looking at the menu, I also do curry. I'm definitely particular about the curry here ... I wanted to go every day and conquer all the menus.

It is also located in Minoh, Osaka. Although the scale is small even in the prefecture, it is popular and people who come to Yugo from Keihanshin usually buy souvenirs of vegetables and sweets here. The location is good, so a large bus stops for restrooms. For the vegetable market, Tuesday, the cafeteria seems to be open even on holidays. Vegetables are made by local people such as fresh vegetable oysters, local wildflowers, various kinds of medaka, cut flowers, etc. There are lots of vegetables in a narrow place. Cheap and fresh will sell. The cafeteria also makes delicious dishes made from local ingredients. Because it is very popular, if you are a group, you will not be able to sit until around 11:30. After 12 o'clock, it's going to get a lot. The parking lot in front of the store is narrow and only about 10 cars can be stopped, but it seems that you can stop in front of A Corps Mimasaka store. On the road in front of the cafeteria, follow the arrow and go straight on the right side to the left. There is a parking lot and you can stop quite a bit. Twice is like a staff member. This roadside station is convenient because it has a gas station, A-corp, agricultural cooperative branch, agricultural cooperative ATM machines and toilets, and is also a key point of transportation.

It is a small roadside station. There is a vegetable market and souvenirs, vegetables are fresh and sold at reasonable prices, and there are also fruits. The clerk is the worst, no welcome, thank you, no amiability!

Locals were lined up before the store opened at 11 o'clock. Considering the location, the cost performance is quite good, and the offer is quick. I ate a ginger-grilled set meal, but it even came with chawanmushi. The taste is usually normal, but I don't bother to come, but for the time being, it's an ant for lunch.

The daily set meal is 770 yen and the medicinal venison keema curry is 700 yen, which is reasonably priced, but it is delicious and I am satisfied with my stomach. The customers came without interruption, but it didn't seem to be too crowded, probably because the service was quick and the rotation was good. The only unfortunate thing was that the drinking water didn't taste good. I can drink it, but the taste of water has a habit and it didn't suit me.

The food in the restaurant is the best and reasonably priced. Every menu has chawanmushi, which is also delicious. In addition, seasonal vegetables and fruits are also sold directly from the production area. There are many other stores that you can enjoy.

Finally, this is the bamboo charcoal repeat purchase I bought before. It's a corona sickness, so I put it in the entrance and bedroom. I don't know if it's related, but thanks to you, my family hasn't had corona so far. This time I'm going to cook it with rice.

* Be careful if you are thinking of eating venison curry! A restaurant attached to the roadside station. Looking at the menu, it seems like the shop is pushing, and the atmosphere of this shop's specialty is swept away and I order venison curry. A system where you can get your own number when you are called. After eating a bite of curry, I was disappointed with the taste of retort pouch. There is something that looks like a small piece of meat, but it's also like meat in a retort, so I don't know where the venison is. However, why do you recommend such a retort-quality curry so much? I thought, and it was a pinch. "This is a product at the roadside station." So, after eating, I was looking for a sales floor at the roadside station, which was a retort-packed venison curry for 680 yen. Was it a retort after all? I ate it at the restaurant for 700 yen, which means that it came with rice and salad for 20 yen, so I think it's a good deal, but don't be fooled. In the first place, the price setting of 680 yen with this quality is strange. Nowadays, various types of retort curry are lined up at supermarkets, and if it's about 300 yen, it's definitely better than this. Is this venison curry the same level of taste as the one from 150 yen to 200 yen at a supermarket? Well, even retort curry in the 100 yen range is usually eaten at home while saying that it is delicious, so it's not that it's too bad to eat. Chicken ramen is delicious, but if you go to a ramen shop and get almost the same ramen as chicken ramen for 700 yen, you can't say it's just as delicious. However, the oyakodon that my companion ate was voluminous and costly at 480 yen, and the taste was well-balanced and delicious. The udon noodles were firm and chewy, and the noodles, which were rather hoto-like, and the edible wild plants were also delicious. So everyone, be careful only with venison curry!