Hanagasa Shokudo

I shared the caramel pudding with my friend. It was so sweet with a crispy caramel crust on top. The pudding was so smooth and delicate. The bottom layer was dark chocolate cookies, which tasted like brownies.

The food here is pretty good, and the price/performance ratio is acceptable. We ordered three sets of chicken, pork and beef. I think the fried ones are really delicious. The miso soup seems to be refillable.

This restaurant is very cheap. The four of us ate there all night and the bill was 2,200 yen per person. The taste is not quite commensurate with the price. The warm little pot in winter is renovated every week. Sometimes it is pork sauce, sometimes it is chicken rice cake soup, and sometimes it is sake lees soup with a lot of vegetables and konjac. My Yunnan friend who loves cooking likes the uncle very much. "The uncle is very nice. He is very gentle and kind to everyone. He is very serious about cooking." "He is also very good at chatting and treats customers very well. We can talk about anime and comics, or rock bands, and my Japanese has improved rapidly!" "But the most talked about is Japanese cuisine. From the difference between Kanto and Kansai soy sauce, to the seasoning method of Kyoto cuisine, to the understanding of Japanese sake, and the various Japanese fish knowledge that is a headache for ordinary Japanese people. The uncle will teach me seriously and the uncle also likes snail noodles

In Japan, it is rare to see alleys with sewage flowing all over. Hanagasa Shokudo is located in such an alley. It is a shop run by a group of old ladies. It mainly sells various set meals. The dishes are quite satisfactory. It is a Japanese Internet celebrity family cuisine, a local Okinawa dish, which tastes good and has rich set meals. It is worth a try!

The popular Hanagasa Shokudo is a small Japanese family-style restaurant that specializes in Okinawan cuisine. I ordered the assorted bitter melon set meal, Okinawa soba noodles, and fried tempura shrimp. It was very tasty and the price was very affordable. There were also two large pieces of beef in the soba noodles, which was very satisfying!

We ate at Hanagasa Shokudo near Cape Zanpa. The environment was great, the food was good, and it was very Japanese style. We used a pad to order, which had Chinese text, which was very convenient. We could also use the pad to confirm the bill ourselves before paying. I recommend it!

Hanagasa Shokudo, an immortal online legend, is located at the west end of Heiwa-dori Street, close to the Daiichi Makishi Commune, so the ingredients are always fresh. They serve rice bowls, ramen, barbecue, and bitter melon scrambled eggs. All are excellent.