Tonjiru Masugata

Arrived before 11am on Saturday. It's already close to full. I managed to park my car. The restaurant is crowded with about 70-80% of seats occupied. When you pick up your tray and take out your favorite side dish (small plate) from the display case, the waiter will ask you about the amount of rice (large, medium or small) and soup (pork soup or miso soup). Seating options include tables, counters, and elevated seating, and depending on the situation, you may be seated together. I had rice (medium), pork soup, tuna sashimi, and minced meat cutlet, and my wife had rice (medium), pork soup, grilled mackerel, and raw whitebait. The much-anticipated pork soup has a rich flavor that goes well with the rice. I think all of the small side dishes are delicious and you can't go wrong. The clerk's movements are efficient and there is no waste. Some of the staff members would ask me, ``Is it okay if I have medium-sized rice?'' but for some reason I felt a sense of familiarity with them and didn't find them offensive. This is a famous store that I hope will have a long history. Thank you for the meal.

A restaurant serving rice and pork soup. Self format. You can choose large or small pork soup and small, medium or large rice, and the staff will bring it to you. Choose your favorite side dish from the case. The pork soup wasn't the vegetable-filled version I'm used to, but rather a simple version of pork (which had a lot of it) and tofu. I had simmered vegetables and Shiarae. The seasoning of the side dishes has a familiar taste similar to home-cooked seasoning with a slightly sweet taste. It was so delicious! The tea in the teapot on the table was very delicious. (You can purchase tea bags) When you sit down at a table, the staff will write down the items you selected on your receipt. The store was very lively and I saw many female customers.

I visited this restaurant because it was famous for its pork soup. If you don't understand the system well and are placing your side dishes on the tray and choosing, you will be asked the size of pork soup and rice. Actually, the size is important, and this one is surprisingly large. . . It seems like you can get refills, and to be honest, I felt like I would be full just with the rice and pork soup. Since I had taken side dishes, I had a hard time finishing it all. When I paid the bill again, it was over 1000 yen. It's not bad if you eat it as a substitute for rice, but I don't think the cost performance is very good. It's perfect for sightseeing.

[2023.11] I use it once or twice a month, and it's a long-established, thriving store that's always crowded with customers even on weekdays, and has a fairly spacious parking lot. A variety of side dishes are lined up in a showcase, and you put your favorite one on the tray and go straight to an empty table. After a while, a lady comes over, counts the number of plates, and leaves a slip for you. By the way, when you are choosing your side dish, they will immediately ask you the size of the pork soup and rice. All the dishes are home-style and delicious. Bonito tataki (¥300) and medium-fatty green onion (¥350). We have a rich repertoire, including whitebait, fatty tuna, vinegared dishes, simmered fish, grilled fish, minced meat, fried fish, katsuni, meat and potatoes, and boiled eggplant. Personally, I don't like simmered dishes such as green onion nuta and katsuni because they have a rather sweet seasoning, but other than that, I'm very satisfied with the taste. The most important dish, the pork soup, has simple ingredients, but you can't go wrong with it. ☆Free rice once! ☆Double points on Fridays! (1p for ¥500 ⇒ ¥1000 free for 40p!) ☆PayPay, Merpay available The problem with this kind of system is that you end up taking too many side dishes. (lol)

Both the pork soup and side dishes are delicious! It's great because you can choose your favorite side dish! 【important point】 ① Place the hot water bottle (empty) and towel on the tray. ②Let's go get your favorite side dish. ③Finally, tell the staff that they will ask you how much rice and pork soup you want, and if you don't want rice, if you don't want rice. ④A staff member will guide you to your seat. ⑤He will deliver the pork soup, rice, and soy sauce plate. ⑥Tell them your bill and they will write you a slip. ⑦Pay at the cash register This is how it goes. ☆There is no need to reserve a seat in advance. ☆Tea is on the table. The rotation is fast, so the parking lot becomes empty quickly.

There are many different types of side dishes, and I end up eating too much each time. Sashimi, nuta, sukiyaki, vinegared dishes, simmered dishes, etc. A semi-self-service set meal restaurant where you can relax and find mothers working happily. First, you will be asked verbally about the size of your rice and pork soup, and it will be brought to your seat while you pick up your side dishes. One free refill of rice! Even though I ordered a small meal, I ended up asking for a refill every time because of the balance with the side dishes! It's always crowded around lunchtime, both on weekdays and holidays. The bright cold green tea on the table is a delight in the summer. This is an old-fashioned pork soup shop that I hope will continue to run forever. It's also great that it supports PayPay!

I had heard about a set meal restaurant from the Kanto region that had the most delicious pork soup in Japan, and I had always wanted to go there, so I was finally able to visit! After placing the towel and teacup on the tray, you take your favorite side dish. There are many items that go well with a variety of rice, including sashimi, fried foods, and dipping sauces. The mothers will guide you smoothly to your seat and ask if you would like some pork soup and rice. I chose pork soup without hesitation. (Miso soup is also available) When your pork soup arrives, you will receive a paper bill. When you take a sip, you can feel the deliciousness. "Excellent" This is all I can say... I was impressed by how well the pork fat, sesame seeds, and miso all matched together. I haven't been here for a long time and I almost cried lol The sashimi is also soft and delicious, unlike anything you'd find in a supermarket. All of the small plates are elaborately made and all are exquisite. When I added pork soup to that, I was speechless. It was great to see how well the mothers treated me. I think there are more people in Hamamatsu and Nagoya. No wonder it's quite popular. If I have a chance to come again, I would definitely like to come again.