Sakuratei - Minamisōma

It is a system to purchase a meal ticket and submit it to the counter! You will receive a stub, secure a seat and be called a number, but the food will be served very quickly! The taste is neither good nor bad.

This is the first visit. At noon, there were many customers, the table seats were full, and the open kitchen seemed to be busy. I was hungry this time, so I decided to choose a voluminous menu, so I bought a "mini-tendon + soba set" ¥ 750, which is a set of tendon and soba at a meal ticket vending machine, and ordered it. Saw. It took some time due to the congestion, but I was able to eat with less waiting time than I expected. As for the taste, the soba was a little overcooked and it was not good enough, and the mini-tendon had 4 kinds of tempura such as shrimp and kakiage for the mini, which was delicious.

Road Station There is a roadside station in the countryside. There is no evidence in the 23 wards or in the middle of the prefectural capital. Free parking and free toilet Special products are sold as local specialties. Something is sold at the roadside station for some reason, though nothing is sold at the countryside train station. Service area in the down road? Is it a local government or JA income source? Anyway, special products are on sale. It sells dreams, hopes, relaxation and ease to visitors with a product structure that is closely related to the region. However, there is no dream or hope here at Minamisoma Road Station. There is a toilet. There is only a toilet. And even the toilet is not fully air-conditioned. I'm not sure ... It is not lively anymore. I don't understand the concept of the roadside station here. Yes, the only evidence that I don't think is that there is no user other than resting in the car in the parking lot except the restroom. Of course, some people are looking at the souvenir corner and some are eating at the dining room. However, it is overwhelmingly less than the number of cars in the parking lot. Not attractive? A cafeteria that is not as good as a regular roadside station, a souvenir corner that is less attractive than a regular roadside station Less parking compared to a regular roadside station ... Unfortunately, it is. The menu in the canteen is a crushed standing buckwheat level and there is no fresh fruit or fresh vegetables at most roadside stations. Of course, there are no fresh fish. There is nothing to buy here. It's not worth coming here. Other than using the toilet. Even the dog doesn't use the toilet. Bread and lunch boxes are usually sold, and if there is a convenience store nearby, there will probably be no one to use the toilet. The swallow's nest may no longer be of value. Minamisoma ... It is a town more popular with horses and swallows than humans. What's frustrating and I have to wait for 10 minutes and have to eat a frozen tonkatsu cutlet bowl of old and used old rice at a reasonable price? The meaning is unknown. Of course, Katsudon with Fuji soba is faster, cheaper and more delicious. So, if I want to go to the toilet in Minamisoma, I go to a convenience store. If you want to eat katsudon, buy it at a convenience store.

There are many menus using local ingredients such as Namie Yakisoba. Lunch time is crowded, but I don't think I'll have to wait that long because the rotation is good.

I had a recommended Menchi-katsu set meal. Freshly fried crispy, juicy ♪♪ It was delicious ✨ When the weather is nice, the terrace seats are also good (〃 ▽ 〃)

We enjoyed "Tacho Yakisoba", which is also known as a B-class gourmet in Namie Town, Fukushima Prefecture, at the cafeteria "Sakura-tei" in Minamisoma Road Station. As the name suggests, the noodles are thick, but they are soft and easy to eat. Personally, I might have preferred a little more solidification. With plenty of bean sprouts and green laver, you can enjoy it as a summer meal! The inside of the store is also open and takes in a lot of outside light, giving a bright impression. I enjoyed to eat "Futoccho Yakisoba", also known as "B-grade gourmet" in Namie Town, Fukushima Prefecture, at the "Sakura-tei" restaurant in Roadside Station Minamisoma. As the name suggests, the noodles are thick, but soft and easy to eat. Personally, I would have preferred them to be a bit firmer. With plenty of bean sprouts and green laver, it's a gut-wrenching summer meal! The interior of the restaurant is also open and bright, with lots of light from outside.

I ate miso tanmen for the first time in a long time. It is delicious with plenty of vegetables.

I tried ginger-grilled pork, but the pork itself was unusually bad today. I get a good price. The miso tanmen that the bride ate was delicious. There are many delicious restaurants in Minamisoma that are about three steps higher than here. It's tough to repeat.