Táo Huā Shuǐ - 大江町

This restaurant is run by a couple and is located on the first floor of a regular house. I had the five-ingredient an-kake noodles, and was surprised by the lar... read more This restaurant is run by a couple and is located on the first floor of a regular house. I had the five-ingredient an-kake noodles, and was surprised by the large portion size. There were quite a few menu options, all of which looked delicious. I definitely want to go back. They also sell frozen dumplings which are highly recommended. The parking lot is spacious. In the spring, the tulips are beautiful, and in the autumn, the cosmos flowers are stunning. They offer both lunch and dinner service.

I had a delicious lunch with a salad and soup included in the main dish for 800 yen, which is a great value. I would like to try other dishes as well. Update: T... read more I had a delicious lunch with a salad and soup included in the main dish for 800 yen, which is a great value. I would like to try other dishes as well. Update: The steak lunch I had was delicious and it costs 1400 yen.

I ordered the Chicken Grille. As the name suggests (not grill, but gril, in French), I speculate that the chef has undergone genuine French culinary training. T... read more I ordered the Chicken Grille. As the name suggests (not grill, but gril, in French), I speculate that the chef has undergone genuine French culinary training. The splendid chicken with chili sauce was incredibly delicious. The word "toukasui" in the restaurant's name, Peach Blossom Water, which I embarrassingly encountered for the first time, means the melting snow water that flows when peach blossoms bloom. It's a refined restaurant name, isn't it?