sptaka
Limited lunchtime, I only visit here when there is no line, and switch to the JICA restaurant across the street when there is a line. Today, how is it? From a distance, there are zero parking spaces for the two P cars, which raises expectations. As I get closer, there is no line, but there is still a risk of temporary closure. Getting even closer, I can see the menu and a handwritten "OPEN" sign. Peeking inside, there are empty seats, which is lucky. I arrived around 12 o'clock, opened the door, and signaled my arrival to the lady at the shop. She asked if I came by car, to which I replied that I walked. I understand. I ordered the usual seafood, which has gone up by 100 yen since February, but it's no problem. Parking is limited to small cars like Vitz class, and if you protrude, you will be asked to move to a nearby paid parking lot. The lady's tone can be harsh or normal, depending on when you visit. Seating is always tight, even if there is space available. I sat at the end of the 4-seater counter, and more customers arrived one after another. The food was served shortly after, with the delicious-looking curry. The curry here remains piping hot until the end, so I chose a medium spice level. It was delicious with the hot soup and rice. The prawns were firm and the rice was delicious too. The white surimi balls in the curry were also delicious. The calamari rings on top of the rice were crispy and fragrant, perfect with the curry. I enjoyed a whole scallop in the middle of the meal, still piping hot and delicious. The curry was as delicious as ever. Thank you for the meal! On the way back, the temperature was a pleasant 28 degrees with cloudy skies and a nice breeze. I was satisfied with the experience. The customer service at this restaurant may be divisive, but I have come to expect it and accept it as part of the experience.