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They take pride in the special soup for oden which they arranged not to ruin the flavor or aroma of wine. Typical miso-oden in Nagoya uses strong taste soup made from Haccho-miso, soybean miso which is fermented for a long time. But the oden soup here in this restaurant tastes simple with rich stock flavor that goes well with wine.
(Source: 食べログ)
The most recommended menu is “Suji-ni” (480 yen), beef tendon stewed in oden soup. The beef tendon is carefully prepared and stewed for hours. It melts at the moment you put it in your mouth spreading the stock flavor and rich taste of meat.
(Source: 食べログ)
The new Nagoya specialty is getting more and more popular among many izakaya restaurants downtown Nagoya. “Nagoya Hayashi” (680 yen) is very popular menu in this restaurant too. The special hashed beef made with demi-glace sauce and hatcho-miso is poured onto the rice cooked a little harder than usual. It can be seen as Japanese style risotto and tasted great with wine.
(Source: 食べログ)
(Source: 食べログ)
They take pride in the special soup for oden which they arranged not to ruin the flavor or aroma of wine. Typical miso-oden in Nagoya uses strong taste soup made from Haccho-miso, soybean miso which is fermented for a long time. But the oden soup here in this restaurant tastes simple with rich stock flavor that goes well with wine.
(Source: 食べログ)
The most recommended menu is “Suji-ni” (480 yen), beef tendon stewed in oden soup. The beef tendon is carefully prepared and stewed for hours. It melts at the moment you put it in your mouth spreading the stock flavor and rich taste of meat.
(Source: 食べログ)
The new Nagoya specialty is getting more and more popular among many izakaya restaurants downtown Nagoya. “Nagoya Hayashi” (680 yen) is very popular menu in this restaurant too. The special hashed beef made with demi-glace sauce and hatcho-miso is poured onto the rice cooked a little harder than usual. It can be seen as Japanese style risotto and tasted great with wine.
(Source: 食べログ)