01 / ABOUT THE PLACE
About this place
One diner added kasujiru to the daily set meal for an extra charge. The tray included chicken wrapped with shiso and fried, a sausage omelette and rice. The coating on the fried chicken was described as crisp but light, while the omelette came with a little ketchup and spaghetti underneath. The kasujiru, a sake-lees soup, was said to be generously filled with finely chopped ingredients. It offers an alternative to the usual soup served with a set meal for anyone looking to change things up.
Imamiyado’s menu extends beyond set meals to combinations of noodles and rice. One diner ordered the yakisoba set meal and enjoyed the yakisoba, served on a hot plate, with a raw egg. A separate account also mentions ordering bacon and eggs; it was an additional dish, not part of the yakisoba set meal.
Lunch options include katsudon and oyakodon, each served with miso soup, as well as a daily set meal. For a different combination, there is curry rice with half a portion of udon and a mini salad. The restaurant can also suit a solo meal, and its menu is available at both lunch and dinner. Payment is cash only, so plan accordingly.
