From March 1, 2023, the menu prices have been increased. However, they now include a side dish with the lunch menu, which this time was rapeseed blossoms. It seems tough with the high cost of living, but we must support by eating. I ordered the seafood bowl set for 1,000 yen. While my husband had mackerel in his sashimi set before, this time it was sardines. Among the toppings, the sardines were the most delicious. Although the previous prices were too cheap, I still think that this set for 1,000 yen is very reasonable. I would like to come back again.

I visited a popular izakaya for lunch in the Showa era, which had moved from Honmachi. It was my first visit since the relocation. I had the seafood bowl lunch for 700 yen. It seems like the prices have gone up compared to before, but I still think the cost performance is quite good. The miso soup was also delicious.

During the day, they serve a cost-effective seafood bowl. I wonder if the prices have been gradually increasing over the past few years? It was my first time here, and I was surprised by the variety of ingredients and the good value for money. The owner seems to be of advanced age, so I hope they take care of their health and continue running the restaurant for a long time.

Usually it's an izakaya. They have a wide selection of alcohol, sashimi, skewers, and grilled dishes. It has a local, old-fashioned izakaya feel. It's a place for regulars and nearby factory workers to relax. The highlight is the lunch special limited to 30 servings of seafood bowl set! It comes with octopus vinegar, pickles, and miso soup with anglerfish. The seafood bowl includes white tuna, salmon, shrimp, and egg. All this for 700 yen! Amazing value for money! It used to be 600 yen before... It's a generous portion for around 1200 yen. This unexpectedly turned out to be a great lunch spot. I'll definitely come back again for a luxurious lunch!

During lunchtime in Hakodate, I wanted to eat a cheap seafood bowl at a different restaurant. However, when I arrived, there was a long line. I really wanted to eat seafood bowl, so I ended up at this place. The restaurant had a small parking lot with space for 6 cars in front and on the side. Even during lunchtime, there were only two customers ahead of me. The restaurant was small with two sunken tables and a counter with 5 seats. The chef was the only staff working. I ordered the seafood bowl lunch I had been craving. It was served relatively quickly. The bowl was small and contained surf clam, tuna, octopus, white fish, tamagoyaki (Japanese omelette), and one sweet shrimp. The portion seemed small, but I guess it was reasonable for the price. The rice was packed tightly and surprisingly filling, although it was not vinegared rice. The side dish and miso soup were delicious. I wonder what I should try next time?

I used to be located in the Honmachi area before, and I had been meaning to go right after the move, but somehow missed the timing (^_^;) Finally, I visited for lunch today. I ordered the seafood bowl, limited to 30 servings per day, for only 600 yen, which is cheap, right? Doesn't it look luxurious! The extra side dish was simmered capelin roe. As for my impression, it was delicious! The rice portion was surprisingly generous. For 600 yen, it's a great deal! Thank you for the meal. I will definitely visit again.

The 500 yen seafood bowl is surprisingly delicious! The ingredients are fresh, and it comes with salmon miso soup and a side dish. O(≧∇≦)O

Seafood bowl

This is a shop located along National Route 5 in Showa. I happened to visit this shop after finding out that the neighboring Kama Don Don was closed. The shop has a counter with 6 seats and two tables for 4 people each. This time, I ordered the recommended lunch set (600 yen). It was a miso-marinated grilled fish set meal with small side dishes, pickles, and a hearty miso soup. I had no expectations for this shop, but the quantity, quality, and price were all excellent. I heard that they originally had a shop in Honmachi and recently relocated. I wonder why?

It was located across from Colts, but it moved towards the Showa intersection. It used to be a place called Butaya. Rice was not good, etc. It seems to be listed on the Rampass, so those in the Rampass group should definitely check it out.