浅草食堂 守山店 - Nagoya

We stopped by around 15:00 on Saturday. As it was past noon, the store was vacant, and there was only one set other than myself. It's a land where shops are often replaced, so I was worried about it. The restaurant had a calm atmosphere and a retro menu. I got a cutty curry (1,100 yen including tax). The taste is medium spicy and normal. I feel that this price is honestly expensive for this taste. I feel that there is little roux for rice. Curry and miso soup reminds me of Matsuya w I wonder if it should have been a beef steak bowl ... It is salvation that the clerk was cheerful and happy. The parking lot is large. I hope you find it helpful.

It used to be a beef tongue shop. This place has a different store. Both this Asakusa restaurant and the beef tongue shop are affiliated with Goemon, so I wonder if it will be possible to put in a sword by changing the business format. All parking lots beside the store are for light use only. Ordinary cars turn to the back, and you can park quite a few. But it's rattling even though it's past 18:00 on Saturday. The store has a nice retro atmosphere. Is it Taisho retro? The lighting is dim. It would be better if the atmosphere was created with a lamp. The hall clerk also looks like a liver. It's all like table seats. Now choose from the menu. … Hmm, just this? I feel that the number of items is small (´ ･ ω ･ `), but only spaghetti and Napolitan? Only 2 points for curry, 2 points for omelet rice, oyakodon, and 5 points for fried food set meal. There are also a limited number of hamburger steak and beefsteak bowls, Turkish rice, mixed fried set meal, and Asakusa set meal. There is no a la carte. Hmmm this is hard to swallow w For the time being, grandson No. 1 has a hamburger set meal (@ 1,280), grandson No. 2 has a parent-child bowl (@ 780), daughter has a beefsteak bowl (@ 1,380), and I have a mixed fried set meal (@ 480). I asked for (@ 1,000 excluded). Looking at the photos of past reviewers, the fried shrimp curry fell, the hamburger steak and beefsteak were limited in quantity, there were 4 spaghetti, but only Napolitan, Turkish rice, oyakodon, mixed fried food, etc. were added. Is it Kanji? The offer is relatively early. Well, there may be no customers. Oyakodon is thick and has a nice texture. It's really delicious. The mixed fried shrimp and fried chicken are like frozen foods, but they have a safe taste. The cutlet is round to myo, but it's soft, but is it molded meat? There is no fat, no streaks, and no umami. It's not dry. The hamburger came with a hot iron plate. I feel that there is a lot of bread crumbs, but the gravy comes out well and it is delicious. The meat of the beefsteak bowl is tender, and when you chew it well, the taste comes out. But it's not half-lived, so the butter above doesn't melt. Is beefsteak more roast beef? Hmmm, I feel like you can see that it's not popular (・ ω ・;) It's all safe and has no characteristics. It would be nice if it was a food court in a mall, but I don't think it's necessary to go to a street shop. The same radish salad and the same miso soup on every menu. Fried food that is just fried. I wonder if it can be turned only by part-time job and part-time job. I wonder if everyone in the restaurant industry will be here-I'm lonely-

I ate Asakusa Gozen The amount was so large that the vegetable gratin and salad remained. Napolitan and fried chicken were delicious Fried shrimp was a little cheap shrimp. It was transparent even when the heat passed. But it was delicious. I came again after a week.

I like the concept of the store and the calm atmosphere inside the store. Katsu curry is the signature menu, so I tried it. The curry has a slightly sour taste and is similar to Matsuya's curry. The cutlet is a good cutlet, but the way it is fried is not good. There are few salads. Miso soup is also common. ¥ 1.100 is expensive

I saw a sign of a Western-style restaurant when I was looking for a restaurant and was fluttering by car, so I entered the store (・ ω ・) I ate Turkish rice and pudding (´-ω-) Umm The fried food is crispy and crunchy, isn't it? Tonkatsu ... Personally, this one is good, but there was no fat (*'to' *) Fried shrimp is too thick or small, it's oily (: 3_ ヽ) _ Omelet rice and Napolitan are neither good nor bad, and sausages are not very crisp, but the taste is not bad (・ ω ・) The pudding is delicious, but I've eaten the same with another Hoshino coffee, I wonder if there is a place to make and wholesale around here (˘ω˘) The crispy feeling of fried food + 1 star (・ ∀ ・)

I've been curious about it for a long time, but I've finally gone. Old-fashioned roll-style omelet rice. Of course the sauce is ketchup. Comes with salad and miso soup. The eggs were fluffy and beautiful, and the taste was delicious, but I was a little disappointed because I like the simple and dusty omelet rice. I would like to try Katsu curry this time.

I visited for the first time with my family, but as the name suggests, it tastes like an old-fashioned Western-style restaurant. I ordered Turkish rice (adult children's rice) because I wanted to eat various flavors. It's a simple old taste, isn't it? I'm selling this, so I was expecting it as an elaborate Western-style restaurant, so I can't help it ... Maybe I should have gone to another Western restaurant. ★ is 4 with an emphasis on store sales. In that sense, it's not bad. This time it was a selfish misunderstanding.

Enter the store around 12:00 noon on weekdays and Wednesdays. This time zone was fairly vacant. A retro coffee shop with a large parking lot, a large interior, and a nice calm atmosphere. I ordered Turkish rice (with miso soup) with dessert, and the price is 1,400 yen. There is a decent volume, and you can enjoy various side dishes (ketchup omelet rice, 4 slices of sauce pork cutlet, napolitan, 2 wieners, 1 fried shrimp, shredded cabbage, 1 broccoli). It's reasonably priced, and it's delicious, and you can eat it in no time. A solid pudding with a deep egg flavor, like a dessert pudding or a coffee shop pudding. The slight bitterness of the caramel sauce goes well with the sweet, egg-flavored pudding. I'm curious about other menus, so I'll come back again.